Streaking blades are a five-minute fix. Wipers that stop mid-swipe, park in the wrong spot, or don't move at all are a motor or a linkage with a popped bushing. Washer that doesn't spray is a pump, a clogged nozzle, or a cracked line. We fix all of it at your location.
Signs you need wipers, washer pumps & motors
- Wipers streak or chatter
- Wipers stop mid-stroke or park wrong
- One wiper moves and the other doesn't
- Washer doesn't spray or sprays weakly
What we do on site
- Replace blades with the correct size and style
- Replace linkage bushings or the linkage assembly
- Replace the wiper motor if it has failed
- Replace the washer pump, clear nozzles, repair lines
Doing this in a driveway
Fully mobile.
Parts we use
Wiper blades, linkage bushings, wiper transmission, wiper motor, washer pump, nozzles, hoses.
Pricing: Low across the board. Every job is quoted in writing before we start, and there's no upsell — how our pricing works.
FAQ
Wipers, Washer Pumps & Motors: common questions
Why does only one wiper move?
The plastic bushing on the linkage popped off, which is common on older Fords, Chevys, and Chryslers. A cheap fix if you catch it before the linkage arm is damaged.