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Not when your policy has comprehensive coverage: in Florida, the deductible does not apply to windshield damage. We check your policy before anything is booked. Florida windshield law.

It depends on the car and what’s built into the glass. A camera, a rain sensor, a heated wiper area or a head-up display each changes the part we order. With comprehensive coverage, in Florida the deductible does not apply to windshield damage. Paying yourself? The quote is free, and you see the full price before anything is booked. Get a free quote.

Usually, yes. If your car’s camera needs recalibrating after the new windshield, we tell you up front, before any work starts. We do camera calibration in the same visit where it can be done on site, which takes level ground and open space ahead of the car, like a flat Westshore office lot or a driveway in Seminole Heights. Camera calibration.

Often, yes. A covered deck downtown or in the Channel District keeps the rain off. When you book, name the garage and the level, and check the clearance: both front doors open fully and the new glass has to lift in.

New glass can’t be set in the wet. A carport, a garage or a covered lot keeps the visit going; without cover, we pick another time with you when a storm is on the way.

Florida law doesn’t list a crack size. Police can stop a car whose condition makes it unsafe, though; whether a crack does depends on the crack. Night glare on I-275 through a crack makes it harder to see, so replace it before it spreads. Florida cracked windshield law.

Same-day appointments are available in most areas. Ring the Tampa line at (727) 270-8521 or send the quote form, and we settle on a day and time with you.

Only your insurer can answer that, because rating rules differ from one company and policy to the next, and we don’t guess at premiums. We can walk you through how the claim itself works before you book. How Florida windshield claims work.