Yes. Many modern vehicles, including those frequently driven on I-25, have Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) that rely on cameras mounted near or in the windshield. Replacing the glass, even slightly, can disrupt the alignment of these sensors, so recalibration is crucial to ensure the safety features like lane-keeping and automatic braking function correctly.

Many insurance policies, especially those with comprehensive coverage in Colorado, cover windshield repair, often with no deductible required. It’s best to check with your insurance provider to determine your specific coverage, but the NOVUS Glass team is experienced in working directly with all insurance companies to handle your claim smoothly.

Generally, small chips (smaller than a quarter) and minor cracks can be repaired to preserve the glass integrity. However, if the damage is large, near the edge, or in your line of sight, replacement is required, especially since Parker’s freeze-thaw cycles can rapidly worsen damage.

Fluctuating temperatures and the cold of a Parker winter can easily worsen existing chips. When the glass contracts in the freezing cold, it puts stress on the damaged area. Additionally, moisture, snow, and ice entering the chip can expand when they freeze, forcing the crack to spread farther and faster.

Absolutely. We provide convenient mobile auto glass repair and replacement services across the entire region, including Parker, Lone Tree, and Castle Rock. Whether you’re at home or at work, our technicians bring the shop to you.

Repairing a rock chip during the summer is important because the intense heat and high-altitude sun can cause the chip to expand into a larger crack due to thermal stress. Quickly addressing the chip prevents further spreading, ensuring a safer and more cost-effective solution before a full windshield replacement is needed.