We provide RV windshield replacement in Greeley and across Weld County, and we come to the rig. Motorhome glass is its own job: large one-piece and two-piece windshields that most shops can’t fit in a bay. We handle Class A, B, and C motorhomes and campers on-site at your storage lot, campground, or driveway.
A motorhome windshield is not a car windshield. It’s bigger, it’s often two flat panes instead of one curved piece, and the rig usually can’t drive into a glass shop bay. That’s why most auto glass places don’t want the job. We do, and we bring it to wherever your RV is parked in Greeley or Weld County.
Why RV glass is a different job
Most large motorhomes use a two-piece flat windshield, a driver side and a passenger side, set into a rubber gasket or bonded depending on the coach. That’s a different install than a bonded car windshield, and sourcing the right glass for your specific coach matters, because RV windshields vary by manufacturer and model year in ways cars don’t. Campers, travel trailers, and smaller Class B and C rigs range from van-based windshields to specialty glass. Tell us the make, model, and year of the coach and we’ll track down the correct glass.
We come to your RV
Your motorhome doesn’t have to move. Most RVs live in storage lots, on rural property, or at a campground, and driving a rig with a cracked windshield to a shop isn’t practical. We do RV glass on-site: your storage facility, your driveway, or the campground, anywhere in Weld County. For a two-piece install especially, doing it where the rig sits is the sensible way.
Repair or replace?
A small chip in an RV windshield can sometimes be repaired if it’s caught early and it’s not in the driver’s line of sight, same as any laminated glass. But RV windshields flex more than car glass and a crack that’s already spreading usually means replacement. If you’re not sure, send a photo and we’ll tell you honestly which way it goes before you commit to the bigger job.
Will insurance cover an RV windshield?
Often, through your RV’s comprehensive coverage, though RV policies vary more than auto policies. In Colorado a glass claim under comprehensive is common, and we’ll file it for you. Because RV glass runs higher than a car windshield, it’s worth checking your coverage before you pay out of pocket, and we can walk through how Colorado glass coverage works.
What it costs
RV glass ranges widely: a two-piece Class A windshield is a very different number than a camper’s. It depends on the coach, the glass availability, and whether it’s one pane or two. What we commit to: we source the right glass, quote you the full price before we start, and there are no surprises added after. Sourcing specialty RV glass can take a little longer than a car windshield, and we’ll give you a realistic timeline up front.
Questions RV owners ask
Do you come to my RV, or does it have to come to you?
We come to you. Storage lot, campground, rural property, or driveway anywhere in Weld County. RVs are hard to move with a cracked windshield and often cannot fit a shop bay, so on-site is how RV glass should be done.
Can you replace a two-piece motorhome windshield?
Yes. Many large Class A coaches use a two-piece flat windshield, and we replace one or both panes. Tell us the coach make, model, and year so we source the correct glass, since RV windshields vary a lot between manufacturers.
Will I talk to a real person when I call?
Yes. Unlike national chains with automated phone bots, when you call our Greeley shop you speak directly with a local specialist who answers your questions, helps identify the right glass for your coach, and gives you an accurate quote.
How long does RV glass take to get?
The install itself is usually a single visit, but sourcing the correct windshield for a specific coach can take longer than a common car windshield. We’ll give you a realistic timeline when you book, once we confirm the glass for your rig.
Do you do campers and travel trailers too?
Yes. Class B and C motorhomes, campers, and travel trailers, along with the big Class A coaches. If it’s an RV with glass, tell us what it is and we’ll handle it.
Cracked RV or camper windshield? Text a photo plus your coach make, model, and year to (970) 608-4888 and we’ll confirm the glass and give you a full price before we start.
See more vehicles we service on our auto glass by vehicle type page.
RV windshield replacement done right in Greeley
RV glass sizing and DOT visibility standards vary by build; general vehicle safety guidance is available at NHTSA.