We bill your insurance directly. Most chip repairs are $0 out-of-pocket on Washington comprehensive policies. Most windshield replacements are covered after a $100 to $250 deductible. We file the claim, you sign one form. Free mobile service across Pullman.
Most Pullman drivers — especially WSU students, faculty, and farmers commuting from gravel roads — have no idea their insurance covers windshield damage. Highway 195, Albion-Pullman Road, and the gravel shoulders south of WSU launch rocks at every passing truck. By the time you've got a chip the size of a quarter or a crack creeping across your line of sight, your comprehensive coverage is already paying for it. You just don't know yet.
Here's the short version: comprehensive auto insurance in Washington covers glass damage from rocks, weather, vandalism, and falling objects. After your deductible (usually $100 to $250), the insurer pays the rest. For chip repair, most carriers waive the deductible completely — they'd rather pay $90 to fix one chip than $700 to replace the whole windshield three weeks later. We've handled hundreds of Pullman insurance claims and the math almost always favors the customer.
Carriers
If your carrier isn't listed, call us anyway — we work with almost everyone.
Our process is built so you make one phone call and that's it. No insurer hold music, no claim numbers to memorize, no follow-up calls. Here's the full flow:
If you call your insurer first to file a claim, they'll usually try to send you to Safelite, Lynx, or another national network shop. That's called steering. Washington state law protects your right to pick your own shop — and you should use it. Network shops in Pullman are limited, often charge extra for ADAS calibration, and frequently install aftermarket glass instead of OEM-grade.
Here's what to say if your insurer tries to steer you:
"I'm using New Delta Auto Glass & Detailing in Pullman. Please send the claim information directly to them. Their phone is (509) 463-6699."
That's it. The insurer must honor your choice. If they push back, ask them to put the refusal in writing — they'll back off immediately. We've handled this conversation hundreds of times and we'll walk you through it on the phone if it makes you nervous.
Questions
We bill your insurer direct. Most chips $0 out-of-pocket. Free mobile service. Call or text now.
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