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 can be resin-repaired in around 30 minutes, anywhere on the windscreen including the driver's line of sight. 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. There's no waiting period — you can drive away immediately after fitment.

Can I drive immediately after replacement?

We use fast-cure Sika urethane, so there's no waiting period — you can drive away immediately after fitment. 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 Morningside

Mobile windscreen replacement in Morningside, Sandton — fitted in your office basement off Rivonia Road, at Benmore Gardens, or at home in Strathavon and Wendywood. Our Craighall Park workshop is roughly 20 minutes away.

Travel time: 15–25 min from workshop

Suburbs served: Sandown, Benmore Gardens, Strathavon, Wendywood, Gallo Manor, Kelvin

Windscreen replacement in Morningside without losing your day

Morningside sits immediately north of the Sandton CBD, between Rivonia Road and Kelvin Drive, and it behaves like two suburbs at once. During the week it is offices, medical suites around Mediclinic Morningside, and the Benmore Gardens retail node. In the evenings and over weekends it is dense residential — cluster complexes off Outspan and Rautenbach, and older freestanding homes towards Strathavon and Wendywood.

That shapes how we work here. Most Morningside jobs are fitted where the car already is: in an office basement, a medical-suite bay, or a complex visitor parking. You carry on with your day and we hand the keys back when the glass is bonded and leak-tested.

Basement and complex fitment — how access works

The mobile unit runs off its own 240V inverter and LED lighting, so an underground bay with no plug point and poor light is not a problem. We bring drip trays and glass waste containment, which is what most building managers actually care about.

For a complex or an office park, send us the building name and bay number when you book. We will clear the technician and vehicle registration with reception or the gatehouse the day before so nobody is standing at a boom explaining themselves at 08:00.

The Rivonia Road and M1 chip pattern

Morningside drivers take most of their glass damage on two routes: the Rivonia Road / Grayston corridor into Sandton, and the M1 between the Grayston and Marlboro interchanges. Both combine stop-start commuter density with long-running lane restrictions, which puts cars close to loose surface aggregate.

Damage from slow, congested traffic tends to be a small surface chip rather than a deep star break, and that is good news — a chip smaller than a R5 coin that has not reached the edge of the glass is usually a resin repair of about 30 minutes, wherever it sits on the screen, including directly in your line of sight. Photograph it with a coin alongside for scale and send it on WhatsApp before you park in the sun for the day.

Executive vehicles, ADAS and OEM glass

The Morningside vehicle parc leans strongly European and Japanese premium — BMW 3 and X3, Mercedes C, GLC and GLE, Audi A4 and Q5, Lexus NX, Volvo XC60 — alongside a large complement of Corolla, Polo and Hilux company vehicles. A growing share of those have a forward-facing camera bonded behind the windscreen driving lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise and automatic emergency braking.

Where that camera is present we recalibrate on site after fitment rather than sending you to a dealer, and we will tell you up front that it adds roughly 30 to 45 minutes to the appointment. On those vehicles we also recommend OEM glass, because the camera bracket tolerance and the optical zone in front of the lens are the two places where a poor-fitting screen shows up as a failed calibration.

Insurance claims for Morningside customers

We lodge and follow up the claim ourselves with Santam, Discovery Insure, OUTsurance, MiWay, Hollard, Old Mutual Insure, King Price, Bryte, Auto & General and Naked, and we bill the insurer directly. You pay your glass excess to us on completion and nothing further.

Send your policy number and vehicle registration on WhatsApp and we will open the claim, get the authorisation and book the fitment inside the same conversation. If you would rather pay cash, ask for the aftermarket quote alongside the OEM one and we will explain the difference honestly instead of steering you.

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