Mobile windscreen repair in Wacol

Transport depots, truck yards and heavy industry. Wacol is where our heavy vehicle work lives — prime movers, rigids and fleets, fitted on site.

Chip repairs in about 30 minutes, full windscreen replacements in 60 to 90. Same day on most bookings, no call-out fee to Wacol, and all insurers handled.

Heavy vehicle country

A truck earns nothing in a glass shop. Wacol is full of depots, and we fit prime mover and rigid screens in them — scheduled around run times rather than around our diary.

Talk it through with a technician

• Prime movers and rigids

  Flat laminated glass sourced or cut to pattern, including older and imported cabs. Two-person lift, proper suction gear.

• Booked around the run

  Early starts and between-shift windows. Tell us when the truck is idle and we work to it.

• Glass confirmed first

  We locate the screen before we book the slot, so a truck is never immobilised waiting on a part.

Stone chip repair

Resin injected under vacuum into the break, cured and polished flush. Stops the chip spreading and keeps your original factory-sealed glass in the car.

About 30 minutes

Windscreen replacement

Old screen cut out cleanly, the pinchweld prepped and primed, new glass bonded with automotive urethane to the correct bead height.

60–90 minutes

Side & rear glass

Door glass, quarter glass and rear windows, including vacuuming the shattered tempered glass out of the door cavity, carpet and seat rails.

Same visit

ADAS calibration

Forward-facing camera re-aimed to the manufacturer’s target spec after fitting, so lane keeping and emergency braking read the road correctly.

Adds 30–60 minutes

Around Wacol, too

These neighbouring suburbs are on the same run, at the same price and usually on the same day.

Somewhere else? See the full suburb list — we cover Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan and Bayside.

• Richlands
• Carole Park
• Darra
• Gailes
• Goodna
• Ellen Grove
• Mount Ommaney
• Inala
• Bellbowrie
• Kenmore
• Anstead

What locals ask

General questions on the full FAQ page.

Do you replace truck windscreens at Wacol depots?

Yes — it is one of the areas we work in most. We fit prime mover, rigid and tipper screens on site at the depot, the yard or a customer's dock, with no call-out fee. See our truck page for the full detail on heavy vehicle work.

How long is the truck off the road?

Allow around 90 minutes to two hours for a prime mover screen, plus adhesive cure time before it can be driven. Booked in advance and fitted where the truck already sits, most units lose less than half a shift.

Can you get glass for an older or imported cab?

Usually. Heavy vehicle windscreens are often flat laminated, which means they can be cut or sourced to pattern even when the model is long out of production. Give us the make, model, year and build plate details and we will confirm availability before you commit.