Windscreen replacement
in Bath
Forty minutes down the A4 and we are there. Bath is the hardest city on the patch to do mobile work in, so we book it early, before the centre fills up and the loading bays go.
Book a Bath slot
Registration, postcode and a photo of the damage if you have one. We price it against the VIN and come back the same working day.
a Bath job in progress · client photography
Bath is a city built
on a hill
Georgian terraces, listed frontages and a river valley. Almost none of it was designed with a long-wheelbase van in mind.
On a camber we chock the wheels and we will not bond a screen on a slope steep enough for the glass to creep before the urethane grabs. If your street is one of those, we will suggest somewhere flat nearby or bring the car in.
The central permit zones are tight and heavily enforced. Park in a bay your permit covers and we work from the pavement side; we will not block a live carriageway to save you moving the car ten metres.
Anything needing a static calibration comes back to the unit in Brislington. That is a level floor and controlled lighting, neither of which exists on a Bath side street.
Where in Bath
we get called out
Widcombe & Lyncombe
Steep and narrow. Early slots and a flat bay make the difference here.
BA2Oldfield Park
Terraced streets with permit bays. Plenty of straightforward driveway-free work.
BA2Weston & Newbridge
Wider roads and off-street parking, so some of the easiest work in the city.
BA1Larkhall
Hillside terraces. Tell us which end of the street you are on when you book.
BA1Combe Down
Up and out of the valley. Good access, and a favourite for morning slots.
BA2Bathwick
Listed frontage and residents' parking. We work off your permit, never the pavement.
BA2The questions
that come up most
How long does it take to get to Bath?
About forty minutes from Brislington outside the peaks, longer if the A4 is backed up at Saltford. We build that into the slot rather than making you wait for it.
Can you work in the central permit zones?
Yes, as long as the car is in a bay your permit covers. We do not need our own permit for a short job, but we cannot work from a live lane and we will not risk your car to save moving it.
My street is on a slope. Is that a problem?
Sometimes. A mild camber is fine. Anything steep enough that the glass could creep before the adhesive grabs is not, and we will either find a flat bay nearby or bring the car to the unit.
Do you charge extra for coming to Bath?
No. The quoted price covers anywhere on the patch, and Bath is squarely on it.
Beyond Bath
Bath is the eastern end of the run. The same vans cover Keynsham on the way there and Bristol on the way back, so a Bath booking often shares a day with both.
