If your windshield was just hit by a rock on SR-14, I-205, or I-5 or any road for that matter, one of the first questions you’re probably asking is: “How much is this going to cost?” In 2025, windshield replacement prices can vary more than ever — especially here in Clark County, Washington , where vehicle technology, supply chains, and insurance rules all play a role. At Hampton Auto Glass , we believe in transparency. Below, we’ll break down what actually affects windshield

Winter in Washington brings freezing rain, ice, temperature swings, chemical de-icers, and road debris—all of which can do real damage to your windshield and wipers. The good news? A few simple driving habits can save you money, protect your glass, and improve visibility during every commute. Below are 7 essential winter windshield habits  every Clark County driver should know. 1. Gentle Ice Removal Avoid scraping aggressively. It weakens and scratches your glass. Better meth

Modern vehicles rely on more technology than ever—especially the safety systems built into the windshield area. If you’ve been told you need ADAS calibration  after a windshield replacement, you might be wondering whether it’s actually necessary. Short answer: Yes. In most cases it’s critical for safety. Here’s why. What ADAS Is ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems)  includes the features that help keep you safe on the road, such as: Forward Collision Warning Lane Departu

🧱 How Road Debris Causes Chips When you’re driving at highway speeds, small rocks and gravel can become airborne hazards. Even a tiny pebble flung from a passing truck’s tire can cause a “bullseye” or “star” chip in your windshield. Construction zones, unsecured loads, and heavy traffic increase the risk — and during winter, temperature changes make cracks spread faster. Pro tip:  Fix a chip early — it’s faster, cheaper, and keeps your windshield strong. 🚧 Local Hotspots fo