Chipped windscreen? Fixed where it is parked.
Get my fixed priceBookings open until 11 December
Your price in three taps
What it looks like, where it is and how many. I only ask for your details after you have seen the price.
- Water repellent on the whole windscreenIncluded
- Travel to your home or workIncluded
- A check of the whole windscreen, with a heads up on anything a safety certificate inspector might look atIncluded
- 12 month guarantee on the repairIncluded
You payFix the chip now, or pay for a windscreen later.
For comparison: RACQ charges $105 for a chip repair in store if you are not a member, and more at your door (racq.com.au, Oct 2026).Your car, so I bring the right resin, blades and mirror glass
Optional. Tick what you want a price for and I bring it.
Pictures are illustrations. Water repellent on the whole windscreen is already included.
- Pro-grade resinDuobond, Netherlands
- 12-month guarantee
- I come to you
Why fix it now
Fix the chip today
$100, about 40 minutes at your home or work, and you keep driving.
If it cracks
- A new windscreen costs far more than a chip repair.
- It can take days: an insurance claim and its excess, waiting for the glass, booking a fitter, and on cars with a camera behind the mirror, a recalibration at a workshop.
- A crack in the driver's view can fail a safety certificate when you sell.
Before and after
Before and after, my repairs.
How it works
1. Tell me about the chipThree taps and the price is on screen. Add a photo if you like.
2. I come to the carAt your home or your work. I set up on the windscreen where it is parked.
3. About 40 minutes and doneYou can drive off straight away.
Insurance or $100?
Claim it
- You pay the excess, usually hundreds of dollars and up to $800
- It can go on your claims history
- Your insurer picks who does the repair
- You wait for them to book it
Pay $100
- Done at your home or work, booked online
- Nothing on your insurance
- 12 month guarantee on the repair
If your policy has excess free glass repair, ring your insurer first with this price.
Get my fixed priceWho turns up
Ish
I do every repair myself. The person who answers your message is the one who turns up.
Where I work
Mobile across Mackay. I come to you.
Quick answers
Can mine be repaired?
If it is smaller than a 10c coin (about 24 mm), almost always, including near the edge: send a photo and I'll confirm before I come. A long crack usually needs a new windscreen. Send a photo and I'll tell you honestly.
Is it worth claiming on insurance?
Usually not. Without glass cover on your policy a chip costs you the excess, which is usually more than the repair, and paying for it yourself keeps it off your claims history. If your policy repairs glass with no excess, your insurer usually picks who does it, so it is worth one call first. I do not lodge claims.
I am selling the car. Does a chip matter?
In Queensland you need a safety certificate to sell a registered car, and a chip over 16 mm in the part of the windscreen in front of the driver fails it. A repair before the inspection costs far less than a new windscreen. Whether the car passes is the inspector's call.
Do I need to be there?
No. The car needs to be somewhere I can stand in front of the windscreen safely, at home or at work. About forty minutes, and you can drive off straight after.
Can't I just use a $13 kit from the supermarket?
You can, and on a small fresh chip it sometimes works. A syringe kit has no real vacuum, so the resin often fills the top and leaves air in the legs: the chip can still show and still spread. If a DIY repair goes wrong, the old resin and the air stay inside and it is much harder to repair properly afterwards. A proper repair uses a bridge that pulls the air out and pushes the resin to the end of every leg.