Auto Glass Insurance Claims in Hillsboro, KS
The short answer
If you carry comprehensive coverage, your insurance usually pays for windshield damage, and chip repairs often cost you little or nothing.
You know how it happens: a grain truck pulls out ahead of you on US-56 at harvest, a rock ticks off the glass, and by the time you reach Hillsboro there is a star in your line of sight. Most people have never needed to file a glass claim until that day, so you are in good company. We help with the call and the paperwork, so bring it in, or we will come and get it.
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We start with what your policy covers. Glass is usually covered under the comprehensive part of an auto policy, the part that handles hail, deer and flying gravel. If you only carry liability, glass generally is not included. Your policy paperwork or a quick call to your insurer will tell you which you have, and we are happy to help you find out.
Chip repair is often the good news. Many insurers will cover a repair with little or nothing out of your pocket, because fixing a small chip costs them far less than a whole new windshield later. Kansas does not require insurers to waive the deductible for windshield replacement, though, so what you pay for new glass depends on your own policy and deductible.
You choose the shop, and we handle the hassle. You can usually pick who does the work, even if your insurer suggests somebody else. When you choose us, we help with the call and the paperwork, and we tell you plainly what the claim covers and what you will owe before we start, so there are no surprises at the counter.
We put the whole vehicle back the way it was. If your windshield carries a camera for lane keeping or automatic braking, it will need recalibrating after replacement, so we include it in the same claim and the same visit.
Why Hillsboro trusts Moxie with auto glass insurance claims
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We help with the call and the paperwork
Bring your policy information and we will work through the claim with you and your insurer, so you are not stuck on hold relaying messages.
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Camera recalibration in the same visit
We recalibrate windshield cameras here, so the whole job is one claim and one appointment.
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Pickup and delivery
Within 40 miles of the shop, we can collect your vehicle, so you do not have to drive around behind a cracked windshield to start a claim.
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Lifetime leak warranty
If glass we installed ever leaks, we make it right at no charge for as long as you own the vehicle. New damage from rocks and road debris is not covered, but a fresh chip can often be repaired in under an hour.
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Auto glass insurance claims across five Kansas counties
We look after drivers across Marion County, Harvey County, McPherson County, Chase County and Lyon County, with free pickup and delivery within 40 road miles of 611 Orchard Dr, Hillsboro.
Auto glass insurance claim questions we hear every week
Will a glass claim raise my rates?
A glass-only claim is usually treated differently from an accident claim, since nobody was at fault when a rock hit your windshield. Every insurer and policy is a little different, though, so it is worth asking yours directly before you decide. They are the only ones who can give you a firm answer.
What should I bring to get started?
Bring your insurance company name, your policy number, and the year, make and model of the vehicle. If you have already called your insurer and have a claim number, bring that too. If you have not called them yet, that is fine. Give us a call or text first and we will walk you through it.
My insurer suggested another shop. Do I have to use it?
In most cases you do not have to, and the choice of who works on your vehicle is yours. Insurers often have shops they work with and will mention one, but a suggestion is not a requirement. If you are told otherwise, ask your insurer to show you where your policy says so.