Auto Glass Repair

AUTO GLASS REPAIR IN GARNER, NC

Serving all of the North Carolina Research Triangle Area

Auto glass repair & replacement in Garner, NC

Professional Auto Glass Repair in Raleigh, NC

Need auto glass repair in Raleigh, Garner, Cary, Durham or surrounding areas? Transparency Auto Glass offers certified auto glass repair for any glass on your vehicle! From a semi-truck windshield repair to a sunroof repair on your Tesla, we can help! Auto glass is one of the most vulnerable exterior components of a car. While it is designed to handle a lot of strain, it can become damaged on impact from heavy or sharp objects. Large chips or cracks require a full glass replacement, but it is possible to just repair auto glass. At Transparency Auto Glass, we only recommend a full replacement if the glass has sustained substantial damage and a full replacement is needed.

When Should You Repair Auto Glass?

Auto glass damage is always a cause of worry. Most car owners start calculating how much they will have to spend on a replacement as soon as they notice any kind of damage. We recommend glass repair instead of replacement in the circumstances mentioned below:

Auto glass repair is a good solution if you can completely cover up the damage with a quarter.
None of these cracks are close to the edges of the glass where it is most structurally vulnerable.
None of these cracks hinder a driver’s line of sight.

It is best to call a trained professional for a thorough assessment of your glass integrity. Our experienced technicians will let you know if you need a full replacement or a standard glass repair.

Why Should I Get Auto Glass Repaired?

We always encourage you to get auto glass repairs done as quickly as possible. The process usually only takes around 30 minutes for each crack or chip. This repair is fairly straightforward but it does require a skilled technician. We first pull a vacuum on the damage to clean the site and to remove any debris. A technician then drills or picks a small hole at the impact point to properly access the damage, which is then pressure injected with resin. This resin is hardened under a UV light to form a strong, resilient surface again.