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There’s a significant difference between the glass that comprises your vehicle’s windshield and the glass that forms the side and rear windows. That difference determines whether repairs are a feasible option or whether auto glass replacement is the only suitable course of action.
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For many vehicle owners, windshield and window damage occur at the most inconvenient time possible, which can make scheduling a repair appointment quite challenging. At Only 1 Auto Glass, we understand you’re busy, and sometimes, making time for auto glass repairs immediately after a damaging incident is out of the question.
How well do you take care of your vehicle’s windows? Do you clean them regularly, using the appropriate materials? Do you park in safe, covered locations? At Only 1 Auto Glass, we know how easy it can be to assume auto glass doesn’t require much care or attention at all—but that assumption might just prove an expensive mistake. Below, we explain X common ways drivers unintentionally damage their auto glass and offer suggestions to help you better protect your vehicle windows.
If your auto glass recently sustained damage, you’re likely wondering what your repair options are. Should you attempt a DIY repair? (Hint: the answer is no!) Or should you opt for professional attention? (That’s a definite affirmative). When it comes to repairing auto glass, a trained technician has a few different options at his disposal, and even the least effective among them is better than a DIY kit. At Only 1 Auto Glass, we employ industry best practices and materials when performing auto glass repairs, and below, we’ve outlined how each process works.
If you have any questions regarding your windshield repair needs? Would you like a free estimate? Please don’t hesitate to call us today at 651.789.1111 or Email Us and we will be happy to assist you.