Mobile windscreen chip repair in London, with clear advice on whether your glass can be repaired.
Not every damaged windscreen needs replacing. Our technicians assess the size, type and position of the damage and explain whether a chip repair is suitable for your vehicle. Send us a clear photo along with your registration and postcode to get started.
Star chips, bull’s-eye chips and half-moon damage each need a careful assessment. The position and condition of the glass matter as much as the appearance of the chip. Our team will explain the appropriate option before quoting.
A mobile service that fits your day
We arrange the repair at your home, workplace or another suitable location across Greater London and nearby areas. Availability depends on your postcode and our schedule.
What to send for your quote
Share your vehicle registration, postcode, a close-up photo and a wider photo showing where the damage sits in the windscreen. We will review the details and advise on the next step.
Different damage. Different options.
Send a photo for advice on your windscreen.
Star chipBull’s-eye chipHalf-moon damageLong crack
Before you book a chip repair.
Practical answers for your vehicle and appointment.
How do you decide whether a chip can be repaired?
The type, size and position of the damage matter, together with the condition of the glass. Send a close-up photo and another showing its location on the windscreen. If repair is unsuitable, we can discuss windscreen replacement.
What details are needed for a chip repair quote?
Send your vehicle registration, postcode and clear photos of the damage. We assess whether repair is appropriate, explain the options and confirm the price before work starts. Request a chip repair quote.
Can you repair the chip at my home or work?
Our mobile service visits customers in Greater London and parts of nearby counties. Send the postcode and parking details to confirm coverage, access and availability. Check our coverage information before arranging a visit.
Can I drive with a chipped windscreen?
If damage affects your view or you are unsure whether your vehicle is safe, seek an assessment before driving. The DVSA windscreen visibility guidance explains MOT assessment. MOT damage limits are not a guarantee that a chip is repairable.
How long does repair take?
The damage and work required determine the appointment length. Ask the team for an estimate when booking, and follow the technician’s aftercare and driving instructions when the repair is complete.
Let’s get your glass sorted.
A registration, a postcode and a photo. That’s all we need to start.