Our COVID-19 Response

We take the health of our staff and customers very seriously. Whilst the situation with the Coronavirus (also referred to as COVID-19) keeps developing, we’ve employed some safety techniques to protect our staff and customers from contracting the virus.

Watch our short animation to learn about some of the precautions we are taking:

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Some additional measures include:

• Checking our staff aren’t experiencing any symptoms before starting the working day
• Checking our customers aren’t experiencing any symptoms before our technicians come to complete the job – if so, we can rearrange the job for a later date
• Gloves are worn throughout the entire job, then changed with every new job
• Our team are sanitising their hands regularly – before and after windscreen replacement and repairs
• Our technicians will sanitise any areas touched and tools used upon completion
• Contact is avoided with the customer throughout the duration of the windscreen repair or replacement
• Payments can be carried out over the phone, so no need for physical contact

Our employees are regularly updated on the current requirements for maintaining their health and reducing the risk to others. So if you’re looking for a windscreen repair or replacement, please get in touch with a member of our friendly team today – we’ll come to your location and complete the job without risking your health.

The Windscreen Company

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The Windscreen Company, has over 20 years of experience in windscreen repair and replacement. Since 1998, they have been at the forefront of industry innovation, leveraging the latest technology to ensure customer safety and satisfaction.

The Windscreen Company's, help-and-advice pages offer valuable tips and guidance on maintaining vehicle safety through quality windscreen care, while also featuring updated industry realted content.

• How to Drive Safely in Winter
• Does Rubbing a Potato on Your Windscreen Actually Work?
• How to Keep Your Car Warm in Winter
• How to Properly De-ice Your Windscreen