Not every glass job needs a trip to the shop. A chip repair takes a small kit and about twenty minutes, and many replacements can be done in a driveway or a parking lot. If it is easier for you to have us come to you, ask.
What we can do on site
Chip and short-crack repairs are the most common mobile job, and they are done exactly as they would be in the shop: the break is cleaned, put under vacuum, filled with resin and cured under ultraviolet light. Windshield and side-glass replacements can also be done at your location, provided there is somewhere reasonably level and sheltered to work.
What we need from the location
Urethane adhesive has a working temperature range and does not like rain. In good weather most driveways and lots are fine. In winter, or in wet weather, a garage, barn or covered bay makes the difference between a job we can do on the day and one we have to reschedule. When you request mobile service, tell us where the vehicle will be and whether there is cover, and we will tell you whether the job can be done there.
Fleets, farms and equipment
Mobile service matters most when the vehicle cannot easily come to us: a delivery van that is on the road all day, a tractor in the middle of a season, a loader on a job site. Tell us what the machine is and where it is, and we will work out the best way to get the glass to it.
Where we go
The shop is in Midland and we serve the surrounding towns: Penetanguishene, Tiny, Victoria Harbour, Port McNicoll, Waubaushene, Wyebridge and Coldwater among them. Whether we can come to a particular address, and whether a travel charge applies, depends on where it is and what the job is. Tell us your location when you request a quote and we will confirm.
Getting a price
Use the quote form and choose "You come to me" under where and when. Give us the address or the nearest town, the vehicle and the damage, and we will come back to you with a price and a time.