Windshield Chip Repair · Albuquerque, NM
A $60 repair today beats a $400 replacement next month. We inject professional-grade resin, cure with UV light, and restore your glass in 15-30 minutes at your location.
Quick rule: if the damage fits within a dollar bill and is outside your line of sight, it's probably repairable.
Ask Us About Your ChipTypes of Windshield Damage
Not all chips are the same. The type and size of the break determines whether repair or replacement is the right call. Here's what each type looks like and what it means for your windshield.
Legs radiate outward from the impact point like a starburst. Usually repairable if the total diameter is under 3 inches and the break is not in the driver's direct line of sight. One of the most common chip types.
A circular impact with a cone-shaped crater, like a target. Usually caused by a round object such as a ball bearing or stone. Clean and easy to repair if caught early before dirt and moisture work into the break.
A combination of two or more break types radiating from a single impact point, often a bull's eye with star legs or multiple leg types together. Repairable in most cases as long as the overall size stays under the dollar-bill rule.
Similar to a bull's eye but with an incomplete circle, usually because the stone hit at an angle. Can be mistaken for a simple edge chip. Repairable depending on depth and location.
A crack that starts within two inches of the edge of the windshield. These are structurally more serious because windshield edges bear load during airbag deployment. Edge cracks typically require full replacement, not repair.
Any crack longer than 6 inches. Long cracks have spread too far for resin to stabilize effectively. While some short cracks can be injected to stop further spread, a crack that has traveled more than 6 inches means replacement.
An edge chip that has already propagated into a running crack along or across the glass. The combination of edge damage and active crack spread makes repair impossible. Full replacement is the only option.
Not sure which category your damage falls into? Send us a photo and we'll tell you right away.Contact us here.
How It Works
Four steps. Fifteen to thirty minutes. At your home, office, or wherever your car is parked.
We examine the chip size, location, depth, and type. Most chips smaller than a dollar bill that are outside the driver's direct line of sight qualify for repair. We'll tell you immediately if replacement is the better call.
The damaged area is cleaned to remove any dirt, moisture, or debris that could interfere with the resin bond. Getting this step right matters. Contaminants trapped inside the chip will make the repair visible.
Resin injection uses cycles of vacuum and pressure. Vacuum draws air and debris out of the chip, creating room for the resin. Pressure then forces optical resin into every void in the glass. Professional-grade equipment, same process used industry-wide.
A UV lamp cures the resin, hardening it to near-original glass strength. The surface is polished until smooth. Additionally, most repairs are nearly invisible from normal driving position. The whole process takes 15-30 minutes.
Real Repair · Albuquerque, NM
A star break on a box truck windshield, photographed before and after the resin went in. This is the typical outcome, not a best case. The break is stabilized, the original glass stays in the truck, and what is left is a faint mark instead of a spreading crack.
BeforeStar Break, Untreated
Air and debris in the break scatter light, which is why the damage reads bright white. Left alone, temperature swings and road vibration push the legs outward until repair is off the table.
AfterFilled, Cured, Stabilized
Resin fills the voids so light passes through instead of scattering. The white is gone and the break can no longer run. A faint scar where the impact landed is normal, and we would rather show you that than promise it disappears.
Have a chip that looks like this? Send us a photo and we will tell you straight away whether it can be saved.
Get a Quote, Starting at $60Pricing
Pricing is upfront before we start. No surprise fees. If the chip can't be repaired after inspection, you don't pay for a failed attempt.
Schedule a RepairFirst Rock Chip
Any location on the windshield (subject to repairability assessment)
$60
Each Additional Chip
Same vehicle, same visit
$10
Most comprehensive insurance covers chip repair at $0 out-of-pocket.
How insurance works with chip repairLifetime Workmanship Warranty
Every installation is backed by a lifetime warranty against product defects and workmanship. Coverage lasts as long as you own or lease your vehicle. Does not cover new damage from road debris or impact after the installation is complete.
If the Repair Fails, Your Money Follows It
If a chip we repaired grows or spreads, either during the repair process or any time after it, the amount you paid for that repair is applied toward the cost of a windshield replacement through Longevity Auto Glass.
Questions
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Contact UsSame-day appointments available. We come to your home, office, or wherever your car is parked.