- 6-person crew
- Serving since 2017
- Licensed and insured
North Little Rock
The city keeps building out its street and path network to connect North Little Rock neighborhoods to the surrounding area, which means more intersections, more stop-and-go, and more vehicles merging across lanes near downtown.
View area page →Sherwood
Sherwood drivers put a lot of miles on Kiehl Avenue and the roads feeding it, and that daily grind of rock and grit is exactly why a small chip on your windshield does not stay small for long.
View area page →Jacksonville
Highway 67/167 is the main corridor through Jacksonville, and the volume of trucks and commuter traffic on it kicks loose gravel onto windshields at speed.
View area page →How We Work
Request
You call us or send the request form and tell us what happened to the glass, your vehicle's year and model, and where the vehicle sits. That is where every job starts.
Assess
We inspect the damage and check chip size, crack length, position in your line of sight, and whether a camera sits behind the glass. That inspection tells us what the job needs.
Recommend
We explain what we found and recommend a chip fill or a new windshield, with camera calibration when your vehicle needs it.
Schedule
We schedule a time and place that works for you, confirm access to the vehicle, and bring the glass, urethane, and calibration equipment for that appointment. We agree on a date and arrival time before we come to do the work. Read more about our company.
What Local Conditions Mean for You
Interstate 30 carries a steady flow of traffic between Little Rock and North Little Rock, and that kind of regional and highway driving throws gravel and debris into windshields. A small chip picked up on the freeway can spread into a crack faster than a chip picked up in a parking lot, so we check chip size and crack length before deciding on repair or replacement.
In Little Rock, trips to and from War Memorial Park and Riverfront Park mean parking-lot door dings, tree debris, and gravel exposure that chip and crack windshields. We check those chips before they reach your line of sight.
In North Little Rock, the same exposure shows up around Burns Park and Historic Downtown Argenta, where parking and nearby tree cover contribute to chipped and pitted glass. We inspect that damage on-site and repair or replace as the glass requires.
In Sherwood, drivers parking near Henson Park and Austin Lake Park see the same door dings and gravel chips on their windshields and side glass. We check crack position and camera equipment before recommending a fix.
In Jacksonville, vehicles parked at Dupree Park and Paradise Park pick up the same debris and gravel exposure. We inspect the glass, check for a mounted camera, and set a new windshield with calibration when the vehicle needs it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you repair my windshield instead of replacing it?
We can repair a chip or short crack when it sits outside your direct line of sight and the surrounding glass is sound. We check the damage size and crack length first. When the crack has spread too far or sits where it blocks your view, we recommend a new windshield.
Will my new windshield fit my vehicle exactly?
We check the molding, the pinch weld, and the bonding surface before we set the glass so it seals the way it did from the factory.
Does my vehicle need camera recalibration after a new windshield?
If your vehicle has a forward-facing camera mounted behind the windshield for lane departure or collision warning, that camera needs static calibration, dynamic calibration, or both after we set new glass. We check for an ADAS warning light and run the calibration before we hand the vehicle back.
How soon can I drive after a new windshield is set?
The urethane adhesive needs time to cure before the bond can hold in a crash. We give you a safe drive-away time based on the urethane we used and the conditions that day. Keep the vehicle parked until that time passes, even if the glass looks set.
Request Service
Call (501) 531-2603 or request service online. Tell us what happened to the glass, your vehicle's year and model, and where the vehicle sits. We will inspect the damage and tell you what it needs.