Headlight restoration in Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury sits between two commutes. Part of town drives west into Worcester, part drives east toward I-495 and the Pike, and plenty of people do both in the same week. All those highway miles land on the same place: the front of the car.
- About 40 minutes from our Hubbardston base
- Fully mobile, we come to you anywhere in Shrewsbury, 24/7
- Full restoration with a ceramic coating that bonds to the lens
- Restored or It's Free guarantee, clear or you don't pay
- Most vehicles done in about an hour
Shrewsbury drivers rack up highway miles both directions
Shrewsbury drivers cover more highway than most, and highway miles are the hard ones for a headlight. At speed, winter brine arrives as a fine mist and etches the lens surface instead of just sitting on it. Then the car spends its summer in an open lot off Route 9 with nothing shading the plastic. Salt and sun take turns, and neither one washes off, because the damage sits inside the lens rather than on it. We remove that damaged layer and bond a ceramic coating over the fresh surface. Both headlights, $269, about an hour.
See what's included on our pricing page, or read how the full restoration process works. The price is the same everywhere we go, and it's backed by our Restored or It's Free guarantee. Want to see the standard first? The before and after page is all our own work.
Where we work in Shrewsbury
We come to you anywhere in Shrewsbury, including near Lake Quinsigamond, Route 9, Dean Park, White City, Route 140, and Edgemere. Driveways, condo lots, office parks, and street spots all work. We bring our own water, power, and lighting.
Shrewsbury questions, answered
How far is Shrewsbury from your base?
About 40 minutes via I-190 and Route 9. Same day service is usually available, any hour, and pricing is the same as everywhere else we serve.
Can you work in an office or retail lot?
Yes, and it's one of the most common jobs we do. The car sits in the same spot all day and we only need about an hour of that. We bring our own water, power, and lighting, so nothing is needed from the building.
My headlights only look bad in daylight. Do they still need doing?
Probably. Haze scatters light in both directions. In daylight you see it as yellowing. At night you feel it as a beam that spreads instead of reaching down the road. AAA lab testing found a badly hazed lens can put out as little as 20 percent of the light a new one does.
We also serve nearby Worcester, Marlborough and Framingham.