Windscreen Repairs in Exeter

Exeter Windscreen Repairs

For professional windscreen repairs in Exeter, locals trust the experienced team at Southern Tablelands Windscreen Repairs.

With over 40 years of combined experience, this family-owned business delivers reliable, affordable mobile windscreen services designed to suit rural and regional drivers. We repair and replace windscreens for all vehicle types, including cars, trucks and machinery used on properties or worksites. Our mobile service brings qualified automotive glaziers directly to your location, saving you the time and hassle of travelling to a workshop.

Whether you're dealing with a minor chip or a damaged windscreen that needs full replacement, we use quality materials and proven techniques to restore visibility and safety. We understand the specific needs of Exeter residents and offer prompt, efficient service tailored to your schedule. Our team takes pride in honest communication and long-lasting workmanship backed by industry licensing and certification.

If you’re in or around Exeter and need windscreen assistance, help is just a call away. Contact us on (02) 4821 0600 to book your service today.

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Professional Mobile Glass Services

Our mobile windscreen services are ideal for busy Exeter residents and businesses who need reliable repairs without delay.

We come prepared with all the tools, resin and glass needed to complete most jobs on-site, whether you’re at home, on a worksite or managing a vehicle fleet. Our team assesses the damage thoroughly and walks you through your options, offering clear, expert recommendations. We take the time to ensure every repair or replacement meets safety standards and complies with Australian road regulations.

Customers appreciate our ability to work efficiently without sacrificing quality or attention to detail. Whether it's a weekday appointment or an urgent repair, we offer flexible scheduling to minimise inconvenience.

Our mobile service covers more than just cars—we handle trucks, utes, commercial vehicles and even machinery used in rural settings. Exeter drivers can expect friendly, dependable service with professional results. We’re here to keep you moving, safely and stress-free.

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What We Do

Automotive Glass

Stay protected on the road with expert glass solutions for vehicles of all shapes and sizes, including cars, trucks and agricultural machinery—all installed with precision by qualified professionals in Exeter.

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Repairs

Repairing chips early prevents costly damage later. In Exeter, our high-grade resin restores strength and clarity quickly, helping you avoid windscreen failure and stay road-safe with minimal downtime.

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Mobile Services

We bring our expertise to you with mobile windscreen services in Exeter. Our fully equipped vehicles handle on-site repairs and replacements, ensuring fast, professional results wherever you’re located.

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Quick, Convenient Bookings

Need windscreen help in Exeter? Call (02) 4821 0600 to speak with our team and arrange a mobile repair. You can also use our online enquiry form—we’ll get back to you promptly to schedule a time that suits you.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between laminated and tempered glass in windscreens?

Laminated glass is the standard material used in most modern windscreens. It consists of two layers of glass bonded by a plastic interlayer (usually PVB), which holds the glass together if it breaks. This design improves safety by reducing the chance of sharp shards entering the vehicle. Laminated glass also helps block UV rays and offers better sound insulation.

Tempered glass, on the other hand, is used for side and rear windows. It’s heat-treated for strength and shatters into small, blunt pieces when broken. While both types of glass are strong, laminated glass is preferred for windscreens due to its ability to stay intact upon impact.
How do I know if my windscreen is legally roadworthy?

A windscreen is considered roadworthy when it offers a clear, undistorted view of the road and does not have damage that impairs driver visibility or compromises structural integrity.

In most Australian states, cracks longer than 75mm (in the critical vision area) or chips larger than 16mm are likely to fail a roadworthy inspection. Damage in the driver’s line of sight is also closely assessed. Even minor chips or scratches that refract light or cause glare can affect compliance.

If you’re unsure, it’s best to have a qualified glazier inspect your windscreen and advise on necessary repairs to ensure your vehicle remains safe and legal to drive.
What should I do if my windscreen cracks while driving?

If your windscreen cracks while you're driving, stay calm and reduce your speed. Avoid sudden braking or driving over potholes, as vibration can worsen the damage. Do not apply pressure to the glass, and avoid using the defroster on high heat, as temperature changes can expand the crack.

If visibility is reduced or the crack is growing rapidly, pull over when safe and contact a mobile windscreen repair service. Driving with a cracked windscreen can be dangerous, especially if the crack is in the driver’s line of sight or weakens the structure of the vehicle. Timely assessment and repair are essential for safety.