If you've ever had a windshield chip or crack and had to measure it before the auto glass repair shop would do anything, there's a good reason. The limits you hear about, such as not repairing chips larger than a quarter, stem from the need to ensure the glass will be safe to use in a car traveling at high speeds and encountering strong forces. It also arises from the need to ensure you still have an unobstructed view after the repairs are done.
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Did you recently notice a smaller-sized crack in one of your windows? Should you repair the pane, replace it, or wait and see if the damage stops at the crack? Take a look at what homeowners need to know about residential windows, replacement glass services, and your options.
Do You Have To Choose A Repair or Replacement?
While you could do nothing about a smaller-sized window crack, a wait-and-see approach isn't advisable.
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If your windshield has taken some damage, you should consider visiting an auto glass repair shop as soon as possible. If you don't know exactly what kind of damage the windshield has, you might not be aware of what type of work is needed to restore it properly. Here are common windshield damages you should be familiar with.
1. Bull's Eye Damage
The bullseye crack has a well-defined center, or bullseye, which is the point of impact.
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If you are in the market for a new car windshield, you may have come across two options: original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket windshields. OEM windshields are made by the auto glass company contracted by the car manufacturer, and they bear the exact specifications of the original windshield. Aftermarket windshields are made by other glass manufacturers. Some are reverse-engineered to function just as well as OEM glass, while others are generic products that work in various types of cars.
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Window glass can break for various reasons, from a stray ball to a natural disaster. Shards of window glass can be dangerous, so it is essential to take precautions. When glass breaks, take these steps to protect yourself.
1. Be Cautious
Handling broken glass happens to most people in their lifetimes, and it requires great care. If you are not cautious, you may get broken glass all over the floor, which can cause you to trip and fall.
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