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. Chip Happens Auto Glass repairs rock chips in Seattle before they turn into cracks. A chip repair takes about 30 minutes, keeps your factory windshield seal intact and costs a fraction of a replacement.
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(425) 583-5673
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I-5, SR-99 and Lake City Way are stop-and-go behind trucks, and street parking in Seattle means more door glass break-ins than anywhere else we work. We repair star breaks, bullseyes, half-moons and combination chips up to about the size of a quarter, plus cracks up to a few inches, as long as they are not in the driver's direct line of sight or at the edge of the glass.
About Windshield Rock Chip Repair
Street-parked commuters, UW staff and students, and families in the north end neighborhoods are our Seattle mix, met at home, in a workplace garage or wherever the car can sit level for an hour. Many comprehensive insurance policies cover chip repair with no deductible because it saves the insurer a replacement later. Ask us and we will help you check.
Tell us how you found us when you request a quote and 5% comes off. Chip repairs are already inexpensive, and the discount makes them easier still.
Our rock chip repair work in Seattle covers Northgate, Lake City, Green Lake, University District and the rest of Seattle. Seattle is about 45 minutes to an hour from our Monroe shop depending on the neighborhood and the traffic.
Ready for rock chip repair in Seattle? Call (425) 583-5673 or request a quote online. You will get a straight answer on repair versus replacement and a price with no surprise line items.
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Everything we repair and replace for Seattle drivers, mobile or in our Monroe shop.
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Based in Monroe, WA and serving Snohomish County, the Sky Valley, North King County and north Seattle.
Quick answers for Seattle drivers. For more, read the Auto Glass Q&A.
Put a piece of clear tape over the chip to keep out dirt and moisture, avoid blasting the defroster or washing the car, and call us. The sooner it is filled, the better the repair.
Up to about the size of a quarter, and cracks up to a few inches, as long as the damage is not in the driver's direct line of sight or within an inch or two of the edge of the windshield.
A good repair makes the chip much less noticeable and stops it from spreading, but a faint mark can remain. The goal is strength and stopping the crack, not invisibility.