Windshield Leak Repair in Omaha
Stop Water Intrusion Before It Turns Into Bigger Damage
If you’re seeing water stains on the headliner, damp carpet after rain, persistent interior fog, or drips that show up when braking or turning, your vehicle likely has a water intrusion issue. Left alone, leaks can lead to rust, moldy carpet, interior odors, and electrical problems.
Since 2007, 123 Glass Company has been helping Omaha drivers identify where water is actually entering and what it will take to stop it. Sometimes the windshield is the source. Other times it’s the rear glass, a roof seam, body trim, or a previous repair that didn’t seal correctly.
How We Handle Leak Repair
- Locate the source of the water intrusion
- Address the cause based on what’s found
- Recommend repair options when applicable
If the windshield seal is failing, a reseal may fix the issue. If the glass or bonding surface is compromised, a full windshield replacement may be the safer approach. If corrosion is found, we explain options for windshield rust repair and what’s required to restore a proper seal.
Common Signs of a Leak
Typical signs of water intrusion include:
- Damp or musty-smelling carpet
- Water stains on the headliner
- Condensation or fog that returns after rain or washing
- Drips near the mirror, A-pillars, or interior trim
- Wind noise or loose trim pieces
If any of these symptoms sound familiar, it’s worth having the vehicle inspected before the damage spreads.
Why Omaha Drivers Choose 123 Glass Company
- Focused inspection to find the true leak source
- Clear next steps: reseal, replacement, or related repair
- Attention to rust risk and long-term structural integrity
- Experienced local shop familiar with water intrusion issues
If water is entering your vehicle, the next step is having the source identified and addressed before it leads to larger interior or structural problems.
Windshield Leak Repair FAQs
What causes a windshield to leak?
Common causes include a failing seal, a poor prior installation, damaged trim, or corrosion around the windshield opening. In some cases, the water source isn’t the windshield at all.
Can a leaking windshield be resealed, or does it need replacement?
A reseal often solves the problem. The correct solution depends on what’s causing the leak and the condition of the glass and bonding surface.
Do you handle leaks from other areas, like rear glass or body seams?
Yes. Many leaks originate from trim areas, seams, roof channels, and rear glass openings. We identify the actual entry point and then explain the appropriate next step.
Can a leak cause rust or other damage?
Yes. Ongoing moisture can lead to rust, mold, interior odors, and electrical issues if not addressed promptly.
How long does leak repair take?
Timing depends on the leak source and what’s required to correct it. After identifying the cause, we outline the scope, cost, and timing before any repair begins.
What our customers say
Great service and affordable pricing. They got me in quickly and even vacuumed out all the broken glass for me. Super friendly and professional — I definitely recommend 123 Glass.
They replaced a window on my Charger and a windshield on my Sequoia — quick, fair pricing, and great work every time. They even checked my sunroof drains to make sure nothing was clogged. This is my go-to place for any glass repair.
Fast, clean, and excellent workmanship. My windshield with rain sensors was replaced and aligned perfectly, and the auto-dimming mirror was reinstalled flawlessly. Outstanding service and price — highly recommend.
If you’re dealing with water leaks or drip issues, the Request an Appointment box below is the fastest way to reach us.
Request an Appointment
Location: 5705 S 60TH ST STE 110, Omaha, NE 68117
Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:45 AM – 4:00 PM
Email: info@123glasscompany.com