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For as long as you can remember, you've dreamed of spending retirement on the open road behind the wheel of your very own RV. And now, those days are here! Nothing could be finer ... until a rock or some other form of debris lands itself in the middle of your windshield—leaving unsightly damage. What do you do? Here's what you need to know about getting the damage fixed so you can get back on the road.
When a chip or crack occurs in a windshield, consumers are faced with the decision between repairing or replacing that piece of glass. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages – so which one is the right choice for you? Learn more!
The glass shop contacts you to ask if you want the replacement done at your home or office, or if you had planned to bring it to their shop. Which option is best? Join us as we take a quick look at the differences between windshield replacements done mobile vs. replacements done at the auto glass shop.
You might think: “Windshields are made of glass, so I’ll never need to worry about rust, right?” Well, this isn’t entirely true. Rust is a common problem on vehicles. Find out how rust can impact a windshield you want to replace.
So you were driving down the highway and all of a sudden - Whack! - a rock slams into your windshield. Nothing shatters but you clearly have a large chip or crack now. Is it time to replace the windshield? Or will you be able to opt to simply have it repaired?
When you're looking to repair or replace your auto glass, you want to be sure you're choosing a service provider who meets or exceeds industry standards, just like you would with any other good or service you might buy. So who regulates auto glass?
Your windshield is designed to protect you in the case of a crash. Given its importance to your safety, who is qualified to cut this glass for your car? Find out more about how your vehicle’s glass is created.
Auto glass is produced all around the world by many different companies. In fact, several different companies in North America are working every day to produce safe auto glass for your vehicles.
Is there particular auto glass and windshield replacement company that stands above the rest? Maybe not one... but there are a few important things that separate some from the rest.
Glass is one of the most recycled items these days. But what about glass that doesn't quite fit in the household recycling bin -- like auto glass? Where do you go to recycle it?
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