Keep Your Windscreen Intact: Tips and Approved Repair Services
The Impact of a Damaged Windscreen
A flying stone hitting your vehicle's windscreen is not just an annoyance—it poses significant safety and financial risks. A damaged windscreen compromises your vehicle's structural integrity and your safety on the road. At ClientSure Brokers, we understand the importance of addressing windscreen damage promptly to maintain roadworthiness and protect our clients.
The Benefits of Prompt Chip Repairs
Small chips in your windscreen can quickly develop into larger cracks if not repaired in time. Immediate repairs can save you from the higher costs and inconvenience of a full windscreen replacement. The good news is that chip repairs are excess-free and do not affect your no-claims reward. We advise our clients to contact one of our approved glass suppliers as soon as they notice any damage to their windscreen. Repairs can be completed in just a few minutes, ensuring minimal disruption to your day.
What If the Chip Develops Into a Crack?
If a chip has already developed into a crack, your policy will cover the necessary repairs. Insurers will replace the damaged windscreen with either Generic/Alternative glass or Original Manufacturer glass. Generic windscreens are SABS accredited and meet all necessary safety standards and specifications. They are also cost-effective, with a lower excess applicable compared to other glass replacements.
Stay Safe and Secure with ClientSure Brokers
At ClientSure Brokers, your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. Ensuring your windscreen is in perfect condition is one of the many ways we help you stay safe on the road. Contact one of our approved suppliers at the first sign of damage, and let us take care of the rest.
Disclaimer from ClientSure Brokers
ClientSure Brokers makes every effort to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information in our publications. However, we are not liable for any actions taken based on the content or recommendations provided. The information is intended solely for informational purposes.
