The van visit
A parking spot.
A clear plan.
We need access to the vehicle, permission to work where it is parked and enough room beside it for our equipment.
From arrival to driving away
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Agree on the place
We check your general location, the damage and the weather. Park on level ground away from moving traffic. Workplace parking needs the property owner’s permission.
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Inspect and confirm
The technician checks the glass and explains the result to expect. You approve the written price before the repair begins.
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Repair and cure
Allow 30–45 minutes for a chip or 45–60 minutes for an eligible crack. We bring the equipment and keep the work area clear.
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Review the finish
We show you the completed work and give you the care and driving instructions before packing up.
When can I drive?
After chip or crack repair
Once the resin is fully cured and the technician releases the vehicle, there is no additional driving wait. Keep the whole appointment free; curing is part of the visit.
After full replacement
Plan for a 2–3-hour installation, then a separate adhesive cure wait that may take several hours. The technician gives you a written drive-away time based on the adhesive and conditions. Do not drive before that time.
Any required camera calibration is part of the agreed plan. We confirm the total time before booking.
November appointments
Cold weather changes the plan.
Our outdoor resin-repair minimum is 50°F for both the air and the glass, with dry conditions throughout the work. If those conditions cannot be maintained, we need a suitable heated indoor space or a new date.
A covered but unheated space is not enough in freezing weather. Replacement has its own adhesive temperature requirements, which we check before confirming the location.
Have a place in mind?
Mention the parking setup and whether a heated indoor space is available.