🧱 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

The holidays are here—and we’re bringing the fun! Hampton Auto Glass invites kids ages 3 to 12  to join our Holiday Coloring Contest  for a chance to win a special prize from our friends at Periwinkle’s Toy Shoppe  in Downtown Camas. This is a fun, community-focused event to spread cheer and creativity through the holiday season. Every entry will be proudly displayed in our shops for everyone to enjoy! 🖍️ How It Works 1. Choose Your Coloring Page Pick one of our two festive

Your windshield is built to handle the road—but even the smallest pebble can leave its mark. At Hampton Auto Glass , we’re proud to be the Home of the $50 Rock Chip Repair  in Vancouver and Camas, WA . Knowing whether that mark is a chip  or a crack  can save you time, money, and possibly your whole windshield. Signs It’s a Chip vs. a Crack Rock chip:  Usually smaller than a quarter, with a circular or star-shaped mark where debris hit the glass. Chips often look like a “bull

Understanding Condensation vs. a Real Water Leak There’s nothing worse than hopping into your car on a rainy day and instantly watching your windshield fog up. Visibility drops, you crank the defroster, and start guessing— is this just humidity… or is there a leak somewhere? At Hampton Auto Glass , we get this question all the time. Here’s what’s really happening and how to tell the difference between normal condensation  and a true water leak  inside your vehicle. 🌧 The Sci