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Hometown Auto Glass is always learning about new and innovative ways to handle auto glass and windshield repairs and replacements. To help you understand the importance of your vehicle’s windshield and auto glass, we have created this blog. Check back frequently to see what’s new. If you have any questions for Hometown Auto Glass, contact us in Winnipeg.
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Dealing With a Cracked Windshield in Winnipeg? Get It Fixed ASAP!
Have you ever ignored a small bill for so long that late fees turned it into an expensive bill? The same rules apply to cracked...
What to Do When You Have a Broken Car Window
The average cost of a new car is over $40,000. Everything from the sound system to the personal items you store in that vehicle adds to...
When Should You Replace or Repair Your Car Glass?
You're driving down Empress Street here in Winnipeg, and you hear a loud thunk on your windshield. Groan. You know what that could mean...
What Are the Benefits of Auto Glass Repair?
Your auto glass acts as a protective barrier between the outside world and you while driving. If your windshield is cracked, you will...
What Are the Benefits of Auto Glass Repair?
Your auto glass acts as a protective barrier between the outside world and you while driving. If your windshield is cracked, you will...
Five Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Get Your Windshield Fixed
Windshield damage such as a tiny chip or a small crack can lead to major safety hazards if not dealt with on time. Get your windshield...
Auto Glass: Special Features and Interesting Facts
The types of glass used for the windshield and windows of your car are far from ordinary. Learn more about these special glass types from...
How to Claim Your Auto Glass after a Car Crash
After a car crash, there's a good chance that you'll be looking for an auto glass repair shop in Winnipeg. The auto glass experts at...
Tips to Prevent an Automotive Break-In
Losing valuables and dealing with damage after an automotive break-in can be a stressful experience. At Hometown Auto Glass, we provide...
How Auto Glass is Made
Modern automotive glass needs to withstand potholes, rocks, debris and collisions while keeping you and your passengers safe. There are...
How Windshield Chips are Assessed and Repaired
Windshield chips have a way of really putting a dent in your day. One moment you're cruising along, and the next moment a big rock comes...
Caring for Your Windshield in Harsh Winter Conditions
Needing a windshield replacement in the middle of winter is more than a little inconvenient — especially in Winnipeg! The harsh, cold...
Pros and Cons of Tinting Your Windows
Whether for aesthetic or practical reasons, many people opt to tint their vehicle’s windows. There are certainly advantages to doing so,...
Driving Safe in the Dark with a Broken Windshield
It’s no secret that driving in the dark is dangerous. Cracked or broken windshields make it worse as the driver’s field of vision is...
Windshield Replacement: Should You Choose OEM or Aftermarket Glass?
Driving around with a damaged windshield is a safety hazard for yourself and for your passengers. If your windshield is cracked or...
Why Replace Side and Rear Automotive Windows?
The earliest replacement is needed for broken car windows, as they are a primary level of protection against the elements and other...
Types of Auto Glass
Vehicles are a remarkable combination of fixed and moving parts, of metal, plastic, and glass. When something goes wrong, you look to...
Common Questions About Windshield Replacement
Having to deal with a damaged windshield is rarely something you expect when getting up in the morning. It can just be the luck of the...
Why Your Windshield Is Important
Take good care of your windshield For the amount of time spent looking through our windshields, it is very easy to pay no attention to...
5 Tips for Avoiding Damage to Your Auto Glass
Your windshield is your first line of defense when you’re driving. It needs to be clean, clear and crack free if you want to be able to...
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