One of the most common scenarios is getting a rock chip while driving on Florida highways. Whether it's from construction zones, gravel roads, or debris from other vehicles, these chips are fully covered under your comprehensive insurance. Even small chips should be repaired quickly to prevent them from spreading into larger cracks.
Florida's weather can be unpredictable. Hail, falling branches, or flying debris during storms can cause significant damage to your auto glass. All weather-related damage is covered under your comprehensive insurance, and you're entitled to repair or replacement at no cost to you.
Damage that occurs while your vehicle is parked is also covered. This includes:
If your auto glass is damaged in an accident, whether it's a minor fender bender or a more serious collision, the damage is covered. This includes both the at-fault and not-at-fault party's insurance coverage.
Sometimes, auto glass issues can arise from manufacturing defects or installation problems. These are covered under your comprehensive insurance, and you have the right to have them repaired or replaced by the provider of your choice.
Florida's extreme temperature changes can sometimes cause stress cracks in auto glass. These are covered under your comprehensive insurance, and you're entitled to have them repaired or replaced at no cost.
If you experience any of these scenarios:
Remember, under Florida law, you have the right to choose your auto glass service provider, and your insurance company cannot dictate where you must have the work done.
We handle all the insurance paperwork and work directly with your insurance company to ensure you receive the coverage you're entitled to under Florida law. Our team of experienced technicians will provide high-quality repairs or replacements using premium materials, and we offer a lifetime warranty on all our work.
To schedule your no-cost repair or replacement, simply contact us and we'll take care of everything while you enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your rights are protected.
Understand your rights under Florida law
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