Straight answers about your glass.
No scare tactics and no upsells. The same answers we give across the counter, written down.
Hail just hit Bell County. Do these five things first.
The hour after a hailstorm decides how smooth your repair goes. Here is the exact order to do things in, and the one mistake that costs people the most.
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Does insurance cover hail damage in Texas?
Short answer: with comprehensive coverage, yes. How the claim works, what the deductible really means, and the one thing to watch for after a storm.
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Chip repair or full replacement? How to tell.
Most chips can be repaired in under an hour, often at no cost to you through insurance. Here is the honest line between a repair and a replacement.
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Why your new windshield needs ADAS calibration
Lane keeping, automatic braking, and adaptive cruise all look through your windshield. Replace the glass without recalibrating and those systems are guessing.
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How dark can you legally tint in Texas?
Texas has clear rules on tint darkness, different for every window on the car. The plain-English version, so you get the look you want without a ticket.
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How long a windshield replacement really takes
Plan on two to four hours, and the part that matters most happens after the glass is in. Cure time, camera recalibration, mobile jobs, and what to do the first day.
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What a Central Texas summer does to a chipped windshield
Heat does not put the chip there. It decides how fast that chip turns into a crack across your view, usually while the car is parked and nobody is touching it.
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