Truck windscreen replacement, machinery window repairs, farm equipment; We do it all. Even the difficult jobs that no-one else will touch.
Throughout Canterbury, our Town & Country truck window repair team is well known for their efficient and professional service when it comes to custom jobs requiring templating, cut and measure. Due to many years of experience, we are confident to help you with all jobs, large and small, difficult or easy.
Whether it be loaders, diggers, rollers, truck windscreen replacement, cranes and/or farm equipment, we can come onsite to assess your needs. We will have your vehicle sorted and back on the road promptly.
Whilst some large machinery glass can be ordered and fitted, others need to be custom made. We measure and cut templates and build these glass panes offsite, precisely and meticulously, then return to install and finish the task at hand, in the fastest timeframe possible.
Follow up Service
Our services, including truck windscreen replacements, truck window repairs, or any machinery auto glass don't just end with the initial repair or replacement.
Our team in Christchurch can be there after service has been completed to provide ongoing maintenance service and provide consultation on how to best take care of your windscreen and windows. We have built relationships with many clients and look forward to working with you.
FAQ's About Truck Windscreen Repairs
Repairing a truck windscreen can vary in the time it takes depending on the size of the damage and the vehicle itself. That said, minor chips or cracks can usually be repaired in under 30 minutes, while more extensive damage might require a few hours or even a full day. Our mobile technicians service Canterbury and can usually be on-site at your location within the day.
Ideally, you'd allow the resins to set for at least 30 minutes, especially in wet weather, but In many cases, you can, in fact, drive your truck immediately after windscreen repair. Some repairs may require a curing time for the adhesive used. Our glass repair technicians will give you with specific instructions on when it is safe to drive your truck again on a case-by-case basis.
If you notice a small chip or crack in your truck windscreen, it's always smart to address it quickly before it grows. Small damage can often be repaired easily, whereas if you leave it, it can grow and require a full replacement.