How much does windscreen replacement cost?

Standard sedans and hatchbacks range from R1,450–R2,500. Bakkies and SUVs typically range R2,000–R3,500. ADAS-equipped or European premium vehicles range R3,500–R9,000+. Send your registration on WhatsApp for an exact quote.

Can you repair a stone chip?

Yes — chips smaller than a R5 coin and outside the driver's primary line of sight can be resin-repaired in around 30 minutes. Most comprehensive insurance policies cover chip repair with zero excess.

Do you offer mobile windscreen replacement?

Yes. Our mobile fitment unit comes to your home, office, dealership or roadside anywhere across Gauteng — Randburg, Sandton, Fourways, Midrand, Roodepoort, Bryanston, Pretoria and Centurion at no extra charge for most suburbs.

Do you assist with insurance claims?

We handle the entire claim directly with Santam, Discovery Insure, OUTsurance, MiWay, Hollard, Old Mutual Insure, King Price, Auto & General and Naked Insurance. You only pay the excess (if any) on completion.

How long does windscreen replacement take?

Standard replacements take 60–90 minutes. ADAS recalibration adds 30–45 minutes. Allow an extra 60 minutes safe-drive-away time for the urethane adhesive to cure.

Can I drive immediately after replacement?

We use fast-cure Sika urethane, which gives a safe-drive-away time of approximately 60 minutes. Avoid car washes, slamming doors and rough roads for the first 24 hours.

Do you service Randburg, Sandton and Midrand?

Yes — these are core service areas. We also cover Fourways, Bryanston, Roodepoort, Rosebank, Pretoria, Centurion and the East Rand with same-day or next-day mobile fitment.

Windscreen Replacement Kempton Park

Windscreen replacement in Kempton Park — mobile fitment to Birchleigh, Edleen, Bonaero Park, Glen Marais, Norkem Park and OR Tambo airport pickups. Direct insurance billing, same-day fitment.

Travel time: 45–60 min from workshop

Suburbs served: Birchleigh, Edleen, Bonaero Park, Glen Marais, Norkem Park, OR Tambo

Windscreen replacement in Kempton Park — airport-side turnaround

Kempton Park is shaped by OR Tambo. A large share of our work here is time-critical: cars that need to be roadworthy before a flight, rental and shuttle vehicles that cannot sit idle, and airport-precinct staff working shift patterns that do not match normal trading hours.

We cover Birchleigh, Bonaeropark, Glen Marais, Norkem Park, Kempton Park CBD, Van Riebeeck Park, Aston Manor, Rhodesfield and the Isando and Spartan industrial belt. Drive time from Craighall Park is 40–55 minutes via the R24 or N12.

Airport precinct, Isando and Spartan

We fit at the OR Tambo long-stay and staff parking areas, at the Rhodesfield Gautrain precinct, across the Isando and Spartan industrial parks, at the Bonaero Park and Glen Marais residential areas and at the freight and logistics yards along Atlas Road and Pomona Road.

Industrial-yard work is routine for us — the van carries its own power, lighting and tooling, so we do not need a workshop bay or a plug point. For logistics operators we schedule around shift changes so a vehicle is off the road during its down window rather than its earning window.

Panel vans, Quantums and commercial glass

Kempton Park produces more commercial glass work than any other area we serve: Toyota Quantum and Hiace shuttles, Nissan NV350, Hyundai H100, Ford Transit and Mercedes Sprinter panel vans, plus courier bakkies running the airport freight routes. Commercial windscreens are larger, heavier and more prone to distortion if fitted carelessly, and the pinch-weld on a high-mileage van is often corroded from years of moisture ingress.

We treat corrosion properly rather than bonding over it — the affected pinch-weld gets cut back, primed and left to flash off before the new urethane bead goes down. It costs a little more time on the day and it is the difference between a screen that seals for years and one that leaks after the first winter.

R21, R24 and Atlas Road chip damage

The R21 between Kempton Park and Pretoria, the R24 into the airport and Atlas Road through the industrial belt are the three routes behind most Kempton Park glass damage. All three carry sustained heavy-freight volume, and Atlas Road in particular pushes construction and quarry traffic past passenger vehicles at close range.

If you drive these routes daily, treat a fresh chip as urgent rather than cosmetic. A resin repair takes about 30 minutes and is frequently covered at zero excess on a comprehensive policy; a replacement takes your vehicle off the road for an afternoon.

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