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Vancouver Rock Chip Repair

Rock chips usually come from rocks or gravel wedged in truck tires or shot from under vehicles. Fix it now — before it spreads across your whole windshield.

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WHY REPAIR ROCK CHIPS

Don't Let a Small Chip Become a Big Problem

Rock chips occur when debris strikes your windshield at high speeds. While they might seem minor, the structural integrity of your glass is compromised the moment it is chipped.

Temperature changes, road vibrations, and even small bumps can cause a minor chip to quickly spiderweb into a large crack. Once a crack exceeds a certain size, the windshield can no longer be repaired and must be replaced.

Most drivers in BC carry ICBC comprehensive insurance, which typically covers rock chip repairs at no cost. This is a financial win for you as it prevents an expensive replacement later on.

Our glass specialists use high-quality resin to bond the glass back together, restoring both the safety and the clarity of your windshield in about 30 minutes.

ICBC COVERAGE

How ICBC Covers Rock Chip Repair

Most rock chip repairs are covered at no cost with comprehensive coverage, no deductible. Glassworks is part of the ICBC Repair Network, so claims are handled directly and your insurance record remains unaffected for these small repairs.

Ready to Fix That Chip?

Most ICBC rock chip repairs are $0 — and take about 30 minutes.

What to Bring

  • Driver's license
  • ICBC policy number or plate number
  • Any claim number if one has been opened already

$0

Most rock chip repairs
with ICBC comprehensive

30 min

Typical repair time
fast and convenient

Direct

We file ICBC
no paperwork for you

OUR VANCOUVER LOCATION
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1703 Kingsway, Vancouver BC

Hours: Mon–Fri 9am–6pm · Sat 10:30am–4:30pm

Email: gil@glassworksrefinishing.ca

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