Insurance Claims

Your auto glass repair or replacement may be covered completely by your insurance policy, it may even be offered at a zero dollar deductible. The first step you should take if your vehicle has sustained damage is contact your auto insurance carrier. Filing a windshield repair claim most likely will not raise your rates or deductible. Most insurance companies do not consider auto glass claims as actual claims.

Free services are advertised as being costless for customers as the insurance company is paying the auto glass repair company for the service. Any chip repair is offered for free as long as you have car insurance. The insurance company will cover the cost, and pay the auto glass shop for the repair. Since insurance covers the cost of the repair, you will pay nothing.

If your car has sustained a crack and it is able to be repaired, some insurance companies may waive your deductible and cover the cost for repair. If you only have liability insurance you cannot file an auto glass claim, and therefore you will be charged for the total cost of the repair or replacement. If your insurance company refuses to cover the cost of your vehicle’s auto glass repair or replacement, or if the cost of the windshield repair or replacement is less than your deductible, you will have to pay for the damage yourself.

There are many benefits of windshield repair, and it is necessary in order to maintain your safety while operating your vehicle. Cracks and windshield damage can inhibit your vision while driving, this is extremely dangerous for you, and your passengers.

To ensure your vehicle’s superior repair Speers Auto Glass pays up to 100% deductible, and guarantees the lowest price for their customers. Speers Auto Glass will even deal with your insurance company. Our clerks can handle the entire insurance claim process for you. Speers offers fast, professional, and quality repairs and replacements for customers.