Chip Happens Glass Co is based at 17150 Tye St SE in Monroe, WA. Most of our mobile work is within 30 minutes of the shop, and we run south through North King County to the Eastside and north Seattle. Pick your city to see the auto glass services we offer there, or request a quote and we will come to you.
Bothell straddles the Snohomish and King County line on SR-522, and it is our main gateway into North King County. Bothell is about 25 minutes from our Monroe shop straight down SR-522.
Everett is the biggest city we serve and one of our busiest, from the historic north end down to Silver Lake and the Boeing side of Paine Field. Everett is about 25 minutes from our Monroe shop along US-2 and SR-204, and we are there nearly every day.
Lake Stevens sits a short drive north of Monroe on SR-9, and its fast-growing neighborhoods around the lake, Frontier Village and Soper Hill are on our mobile route every week. Lake Stevens is about 20 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Monroe is home base for Chip Happens Glass Co. Monroe appointments are the quickest on our calendar, and walk-in chip repairs at the shop are welcome on weekdays.
Snohomish is ten minutes down US-2 from our Monroe shop, and its historic downtown, Bickford Avenue commute and valley farms keep us busy year-round. Snohomish is one of our core towns, right next door to Monroe.
Clearview runs along SR-9 between Snohomish and Woodinville, a mix of acreage, nurseries and new subdivisions, and it is one of the closest areas to our Monroe shop. Clearview is about 15 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Edmonds is a favorite stop for our mobile technicians, from the Bowl and the ferry line to the wooded neighborhoods of Perrinville and Westgate. Edmonds is about 40 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Lynnwood is a core part of our south county service area, from Alderwood and the light rail station to the neighborhoods around Scriber Lake. Lynnwood is about 35 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Maltby is the unincorporated crossroads where SR-522 meets SR-9, halfway between our Monroe shop and Woodinville, and its industrial parks are full of fleet vehicles. Maltby is about 10 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Marysville is just north of Everett across the Snohomish River, and its subdivisions from Sunnyside to Smokey Point give us a steady run of windshield and door glass work. Marysville is about 35 minutes from our Monroe shop by way of Lake Stevens.
Mill Creek is a short run down the Bothell-Everett Highway from Snohomish, and its master-planned neighborhoods and Town Center keep our mobile technicians busy. Mill Creek is about 25 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Mukilteo is the Boeing side of Everett, the ferry to Whidbey and Harbour Pointe, and we serve all three. Mukilteo is about 35 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Arlington and Smokey Point are a growing part of our north county route, with the industrial corridor along SR-531 and the subdivisions in Gleneagle. Arlington is about 45 minutes from our Monroe shop via Lake Stevens and SR-9.
Granite Falls sits at the start of the Mountain Loop, up SR-92 from Lake Stevens, and its gravel roads and quarry traffic keep its windshields chipped. Granite Falls is about 35 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Mountlake Terrace is a compact, easy-to-reach town for mobile service, with the light rail station and I-5 right there. Mountlake Terrace is about 40 minutes from our Monroe shop via SR-522 and I-5.
Gold Bar is as far up US-2 as most glass shops will go, and we go there happily. Gold Bar is about 25 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Sultan is the first town east of Monroe on US-2 and part of our home turf. Sultan is about 15 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Startup sits between Sultan and Gold Bar on US-2, and we treat it as part of the Sky Valley route we run from Monroe. Startup is about 20 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Woodinville is 15 minutes from Monroe on SR-522, and between the wineries, the industrial district and the Hollywood Hill neighborhoods we are there several times a week. Woodinville is about 15 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Duvall is ten minutes south of Monroe on SR-203, and the Snoqualmie Valley from Duvall to Carnation is part of our everyday route. Duvall is about 10 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Kenmore sits at the top of Lake Washington on SR-522, and its lakefront neighborhoods and Bastyr-area hills are a regular stop on our Bothell and Woodinville route. Kenmore is about 30 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Snoqualmie is the far end of the Snoqualmie Valley route we run from Monroe, and between the Ridge, the historic downtown above the falls and the I-90 commute it has become one of our busiest King County stops. Snoqualmie is about 40 minutes from our Monroe shop down SR-203 through Duvall and Carnation, and we schedule it alongside our Snoqualmie Valley and Eastside appointments.
Carnation is the quiet end of the Snoqualmie Valley, 20 minutes down SR-203 from Monroe, and most glass shops will not come this far. Carnation is about 20 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Shoreline is where our north King County route meets Seattle, along Aurora Avenue and I-5 from the county line down to the Northgate edge. Shoreline is about 45 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Kirkland is our main Eastside stop, from Totem Lake and the Google campus down to the downtown waterfront and Juanita. Kirkland is about 35 minutes from our Monroe shop via SR-522 and I-405.
Seattle is a regular part of our route from Monroe, especially the north half of the city from Northgate and Lake City down to the University District and Green Lake. Seattle is about 45 minutes to an hour from our Monroe shop depending on the neighborhood and the traffic.
Bellevue is the far end of our Eastside route, and we schedule downtown garage and Crossroads appointments around the I-405 commute. Bellevue is about 45 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Green Lake is a dense, walkable north Seattle neighborhood where street-parked cars are the norm, and that is exactly where mobile glass service earns its keep. Green Lake is about 50 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Lake City is the northeast corner of Seattle along Lake City Way, and it is the first Seattle neighborhood we reach coming down SR-522 from Kenmore. Lake City is about 40 minutes from our Monroe shop via SR-522.
Renton is the southern edge of our service area, and we schedule it with Bellevue and Seattle appointments so the trip from Monroe makes sense. Renton is about an hour from our Monroe shop, so we group south King County appointments together.
The University District is the UW campus and the dense blocks around it, where parking is tight and a broken window on a street-parked car is a weekly event. The University District is about 50 minutes from our Monroe shop.
Where we go, what it costs and where we meet you.
Our mobile service is included in the quote for windshield and glass replacements across our service area. For chip repairs, MemberChip members pay a flat $39.99 mobile dispatch when they would rather not drive to the shop.
Yes. Our shop is in Monroe, so the Sky Valley is home turf. US-2 gravel and rock chips keep us busy from Monroe out to Gold Bar and Startup.
Call us. The list covers the towns we visit most, but we regularly work beyond it across Snohomish County and North King County.
Anywhere the vehicle can sit level for about an hour and the technician can open the doors: a driveway, a workplace parking lot or a park-and-ride all work. We will confirm the spot when we schedule.