We replace your cracked or broken windscreen with OEM-equivalent glass, model-specific adhesive and sensor brackets. Delivered in 45–60 minutes on average, at our workshop or on site.
The windscreen is not only your field of view but also part of the car's structural strength. Laminated windscreen glass limits roof collapse in an accident and helps the passenger airbag deploy correctly. That is why windscreen replacement is not simply swapping glass; it is a repair that involves preparing the bonding surface, using the right polyurethane adhesive and refitting the sensors.
Advantages
OEM-equivalent or original glass matched to your make, model and year
Rain/light sensor, mirror base and camera bracket transferred correctly to the new glass
At our workshop or as a mobile service at your home or workplace
Water-tightness and wind-noise check after replacement
Coded warranty certificate, which you can verify on the warranty check page
Who is it for?
Any car or light commercial vehicle owner whose windscreen has a crack in the driver's field of view, a chip that has spread into a line, or glass broken by an accident or hail. A cracked windscreen that obstructs the driver's view may be recorded as a defect at the vehicle inspection. For small, single-point damage we first consider chip repair.
What affects the windscreen replacement price?
Glass type: standard, acoustic, heated or HUD-compatible
Equipment: rain sensor, humidity sensor, lane-keeping camera
ADAS calibration: camera-equipped cars need ADAS calibration after replacement
Glass origin: original (branded) or OEM-equivalent
Insurance: with comprehensive or glass cover, payment may be made by the insurer depending on your policy
We recommend not driving for the first hour while the adhesive cures, and avoiding high-pressure car washes and slamming doors for 24 hours. You can remove the edge tapes the next day. If you notice a leak, whistling noise or sensor warning in the first days, call us and we will check it free of charge.
Key features
OEM-equivalent or original windscreen options
Correct glass code matched by make, model and year
Rain, light and humidity sensor transfer
Polyurethane adhesive and primer application
Workshop or mobile on-site service
ADAS calibration for camera-equipped cars
Claim handling with comprehensive or glass insurance
Coded warranty certificate
How it is done
01
Vehicle and glass check
The correct glass code and equipment are identified by VIN or make/model/year.
02
Removal
Wiper arms, trims and the old glass are removed without damaging the paint.
03
Surface preparation
Old adhesive is trimmed to the right thickness and primer is applied.
04
Fitting
The new glass is bonded with polyurethane adhesive; sensors and brackets are transferred.
05
Check and calibration
Water-tightness is tested; ADAS calibration is done on camera-equipped cars.
06
Handover
Aftercare advice is given along with a coded warranty certificate.
“My windscreen cracked from a stone. They opened the insurance claim and replaced it the next day in my office car park, then calibrated the camera and gave me the report.”
Murat D., Ümraniye
Frequently asked
How long does a windscreen replacement take, and when can I drive?+
On most passenger cars a windscreen replacement takes 45–60 minutes on average. You can usually drive about 1 hour later, once the polyurethane adhesive reaches safe drive-away strength; temperature and humidity can affect this, and our technician will tell you the exact time. For the first 24 hours, avoid high-pressure washing and slamming the doors.
