Headlight restoration in Westford
Westford cars split their lives between the Route 110 tech corridor and family runs to Kimball Farm and Nashoba Valley. All of it happens under open sky, through salt season and sun season alike. We restore cloudy headlights at your driveway or office in about an hour.
- About 45 minutes from our Hubbardston base
- Fully mobile, we come to you anywhere in Westford, 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
Why Westford headlights look older than the car
Westford winters are the reason headlights here look ten years older than the car. Salt and sand off Route 110 and I-495 grind at the lens all winter, and freeze-thaw cycles open tiny cracks that haze traps into. The damage adds up in layers. Restoration takes those layers off. We sand away the damaged plastic, bring the lens back to clear, and seal it with a ceramic coating that bonds to the surface. Both headlights, $269, about an hour at your home or workplace, and we're about 45 minutes away.
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 Westford
We come to you anywhere in Westford, including near Kimball Farm, Route 110 tech corridor, Nashoba Valley Ski Area, Forge Pond, and Westford Common. Driveways, condo lots, office parks, and street spots all work. We bring our own water, power, and lighting.
Westford questions, answered
How far are you from Westford?
About 45 minutes. We're based in Hubbardston and open 24/7, so same day service is usually available in Westford, any hour.
Can you come while I'm at work on Route 110?
Yes. Office lots along the tech corridor work fine. The job takes about an hour, you don't need to be there, and we send before and after photos when we finish.
Do the winter roads out here make it worse?
They do. The roads toward Nashoba Valley get salt and sand all season, and both end up on your lenses. Massachusetts spreads roughly half a million tons of road salt in a typical winter. That grit wears down whatever the sun already weakened, which is why a wipe on sealant doesn't survive here.
We also serve nearby Littleton, Acton and Chelmsford.