Windscreen Replacements in Caboolture
- Locally Owned & Operated – Providing personalised service and supporting the community.
- Free Mobile Service – Convenient on-site windscreen repairs and replacements at your home or workplace (conditions apply).
- Insurance Assistance – Helping customers navigate the insurance process for hassle-free claims.
Repair or Replace a Windscreen
Experts in All Things Windscreen Related
When it comes to replacements of damaged, sandblasted or broken windscreens, Morayfield Autoglass in Caboolture offers the very best in windscreen replacements. Our fully qualified auto glaziers have over 50 years of combined experience in windscreen repairs and replacements.
At Morayfield Autoglass we specialise all things windscreen related including:
- Car & Truck Windscreen Replacements
- Side Glass Replacements
- Rear Glass Replacements
- Windscreen Chip Repairs
- Re-Used Glass
Why repair windscreen chips and cracks?
A windscreen chip or crack significantly reduces the strength of not just the windscreen, but also provides up to 45% of the structural integrity of your vehicle in the event of a front end collision and, in a rollover, up to 60%. Structurally sound windscreens and side windows also aid in the correct deploy of passenger side airbags and it’s illegal to drive a vehicle with any windscreen chips or cracks in the driver’s line of vision larger than a 5 cent piece. If your windscreen needs repairing, contact us on (07) 5428 3377.
Windscreen Services Wherever You Are
We not only service Caboolture and Morayfield we also offer mobile windscreen repairs throughout Beerwah and surrounding areas.
Our expert team offers both in shop and mobile repairs that are delivered with a commitment to quality workmanship and results.
What makes our windscreen replacements business different?
Morayfield Autoglass distinguishes itself from traditional auto glazing businesses by offering personalised customer service and fair and competitive price.
We also pride ourselves on our work, therefore provide a Written Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee and we treat your vehicle with total care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the signs that my windscreen needs replacing?
Deep cracks, chips in the driver’s line of sight, extensive damage, or structural weakening all indicate the need for a replacement. If repairs are not possible, replacing the windscreen ensures safety and compliance with road laws.
Is it illegal to drive with a cracked windscreen?
Driving with a cracked windscreen may be illegal if it obstructs the driver’s view or affects the vehicle’s structural integrity. Regulations vary, but cracks in the driver’s line of sight usually require immediate attention.
Can a chipped windscreen be repaired?
Yes, small chips can often be repaired before they spread. Repairing a chip early can prevent the need for a full windscreen replacement. The location and size of the damage will determine if a repair is possible.
How do I know if I need a full windscreen replacement?
If the crack is over 30cm long, or a chip is larger than a $2 coin, you’ll likely need a full windscreen replacement. Damage near the edge or in the driver’s view weakens the glass and can’t usually be repaired.
Cracks can also spread quickly from temperature shifts or road bumps. If your windscreen includes cameras or sensors, any impact near them usually requires replacement to restore safety features properly.
What happens during a windscreen replacement?
The old glass is removed, the frame is cleaned, and strong adhesive is applied before fitting the new windscreen. Technicians use alignment tools to ensure it sits perfectly, then let it cure for up to an hour.
If your car has features like lane assist or rain sensors, these may need recalibration. Windscreen replacements are about more than visibility—they’re vital to your car’s crash protection.
Can I drive straight after a windscreen replacement?
Not right away. Most windscreen replacements use a urethane adhesive that needs time to cure. This “safe drive-away time” is usually around 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the product and weather.
Driving too soon can affect how the windscreen bonds to the frame, which can be dangerous if you’re in a collision. Your technician will let you know exactly when it’s safe to hit the road.
