Whatever's in your driveway — pickup, minivan, EV, or something with a lift kit — Columbia has glass pros who can fix it. Browse 10 shops serving Columbia, South Carolina, see who does mobile visits and insurance billing, and reach the shop that's actually near you instead of three towns over.
7469 Garners Ferry Rd, Columbia, SC 29209
(888) 774-0517
5919 Two Notch Rd Bldg A2, Columbia, SC 29223
(888) 774-0517
5919 Two Notch Rd Bldg B, Columbia, SC 29223
(888) 774-0517
5919 Two Notch Rd Building A, Columbia, SC 29223
(888) 774-0517
110 Killian Commons Parkway, Columbia, SC 29203
(888) 774-0517
170 Newland Road, Columbia, SC 29229
(888) 774-0517
220 Greystone Blvd, Columbia, SC 29210
(888) 774-0517
1281 First St S, Columbia, SC 29209
(803) 828-6956
70 Pontiac Business Center Dr, Columbia, SC 29229
(803) 828-6930
130 Pinnacle Point Ct, Columbia, SC 29223
(803) 828-6918
Scroll the Columbia listings on this page — each one shows the shop's address, services, and phone number, so you can spot the one nearest your home, work, or wherever the crack found you. Many also send mobile techs, which makes "closest" wherever your car is parked.
Around Columbia, a resin chip repair typically runs $60–$150 (often free if you carry comprehensive coverage). A standard windshield replacement lands roughly $250–$450, and newer vehicles that need the forward camera recalibrated can reach $600–$1,000. Treat these as estimates — your vehicle's glass features and trim affect the price.
Most shops serving Columbia offer mobile appointments: a technician drives to your driveway, office lot, or roadside and does the repair or replacement on the spot, usually at no extra charge. Check each listing's services for mobile availability.
If you carry comprehensive coverage in South Carolina, glass damage is usually covered — and chip repairs often have no deductible at all. Many Columbia shops verify your policy and bill the insurer directly, so confirm insurance handling when you call.
Almost certainly. The shops listed here handle everyday cars, pickups, SUVs, vans, and increasingly EVs with camera-heavy windshields. If your vehicle has lane-keep assist or automatic braking, look for a shop that does ADAS recalibration so the safety systems work right after replacement.