Yes. Florida Statute 627.7288 applies to both windshield repair and replacement — your insurer cannot charge a deductible for either. If you have comprehensive coverage, a chip repair in Tallahassee costs $0, just like a full replacement. We verify your coverage before scheduling any work, and we come to your location.
Not every damaged windshield requires full replacement. Chip and crack repair is possible when: the chip is smaller than a quarter in diameter; the crack is shorter than 6 inches; the damage is not in the driver's direct line of sight; the damage is not at the windshield edge (which compromises structural integrity); and the damage has not penetrated both layers of the laminated glass. If the damage fails these criteria, we'll recommend full replacement — also free under Florida law.
Our technicians use a professional resin injection system to fill the void left by the chip or crack. The resin is cured under UV light and polished flush with the glass surface. When done correctly, the repaired chip is structurally restored and becomes nearly invisible. The process typically takes 20–35 minutes and your vehicle is ready to drive immediately after.
Tallahassee's road conditions and weather make windshield damage more common than in many Florida cities. The I-10 interchange near Capital Circle, US-27, US-90, and Apalachee Parkway all see heavy truck traffic that kicks up road debris. Ongoing construction in the Southwood and Killearn Estates corridors adds loose gravel. Summer thunderstorms bring the occasional hailstone, and Florida's intense heat then expands any existing chips rapidly.
Average high temperatures in Tallahassee from June through September regularly exceed 90°F, with vehicles in direct sun reaching 140–160°F interior temperatures. This thermal cycling causes existing chips to expand into longer cracks quickly. A chip that qualifies for a 30-minute repair today can become a full-length crack requiring replacement within a week. Act early — both repair and replacement are free under Florida law, but a repair is faster and less invasive.
We come to you. Whether your car is parked at a state office building downtown, on the FSU or FAMU campus, at a Killearn Estates residence, at a Southwood business park, or anywhere else in Leon County — our technician arrives with everything needed to complete the repair on-site. No tow, no shop drop-off, no waiting room. Same Florida insurance coverage, same $0 cost.
Yes. Florida Statute 627.7288 covers both repair and replacement with zero deductible. Any Tallahassee driver with comprehensive coverage pays $0 for chip repair.
Chips under a quarter's diameter and cracks under 6 inches are generally repairable. Edge damage or damage in the driver's direct line of sight typically requires full replacement — also free under Florida law.
Most chip repairs take 20–35 minutes. Resin is injected, UV-cured, and polished. Your vehicle is drive-ready immediately after — no waiting for cure time.
Heavy truck traffic on I-10, US-27, and Capital Circle kicks up debris constantly. Construction zones in Southwood and Killearn add loose gravel. Florida's heat then expands any untreated chips into larger cracks quickly.
Yes. We offer mobile repair throughout Tallahassee — FSU, FAMU, Capitol Complex, Killearn, Southwood, Midtown, and all Leon County locations. You don't leave your parking spot.
Florida's thermal cycling expands chips rapidly. A quarter-sized chip can become a 12-inch crack within a week of direct sun. Both repair and replacement are free, but acting early means a faster, simpler fix.
When repair isn't enough, we replace with OEM-spec glass. Still free under Florida law.
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