We rely on our vehicles for so many things in our daily lives that when problems occur that don't keep us from completing our goals, there can be a tendency to just "let it go" so you can continue driving. Are you currently driving around with a damaged windshield? You may know on a fundamental level that it isn't the best thing to do, but your daily obligations can make it difficult to find the opportunity to seek a windscreen repair in Burnie.
It doesn't have to be that way, though. You don't always have to work your schedule around someone else's time. What if it was time someone worked with your schedule to make things happen for a change? At Mobile Auto Glass Solutions, that's precisely what we do for our clients every day as we provide a mobile service for car windscreen repair in Burnie.
With flexible service and even after hours' availability, we can provide you with a cost-effective and professional windscreen replacement wherever you are in Burnie. With certifications and years of industry auto glazing experience, we deliver prompt assistance to ensure you can take care of that problem now instead of at some undetermined future point. While you've driven with a cracked or broken windscreen, have you ever looked at it and wondered: why does it break in such a strange pattern? There's an interesting answer to that question.
The glass used in your vehicle is much different than the glass you'll find in your windows at home. That is because it must be able to withstand a substantial impact without shattering and sending dangerous shards of glass flying into the cabin of the vehicle. For that reason, windscreens feature two layers of glass with a super-strong layer of a special plastic in between the two layers. This glass sandwich then gets sealed together and becomes laminated. This process allows the glass to hold together when broken, creating the unique "spider web" pattern you may know. Whenever we provide a mobile windscreen replacement to a Burnie client, we always use high-quality glass to ensure the same level of safety and weatherproofing as your original installation.
A chip usually doesn't compromise the lamination in the glass, and a repair quickly puts things right. A crack, however, can be the beginning of damage that spreads and grows. In the event of a collision, a windshield with damage may not hold together properly. That's why we work hard to offer repairs that fit within your work week.