Why RV Glass Is Different
Whether your rig is parked at a Denver-area storage facility, sitting at an RV park, or staged for a cross-country trip, we offer both in-shop and mobile service to get you road-ready.
Class A and Class C motorhome windshields are significantly larger than passenger vehicle glass, often curved in multiple planes, and integrated with the chassis in ways that require specific installation knowledge. Many use proprietary glass sourced from the original chassis manufacturer.
Why Competition Auto Glass for Your RV
A poorly fitted RV windshield can create air leaks, water infiltration, and vibration stress that cracks the new glass prematurely. We use the right materials and take the time the job requires.
Know the Risks
Colorado’s driving environment is particularly hard on large-format glass. If any of these apply to your vehicle, call us – we will assess and advise before you commit to anything.
— Our Process
Every RV replacement follows a consistent, specialist sequence. We do not rush large glass jobs – the cure time, the leak test, and the frame inspection are all non-negotiable steps.
We confirm the exact chassis, year, and manufacturer to source the correct glass. RV windshields are not interchangeable across makes — getting this right first prevents delays and errors.
We work with specialty suppliers who stock motorhome and coach glass. Large or uncommon panels may require one to two days for procurement — we will confirm availability and timeline when you call.
Dashboard, trim, and interior surfaces are fully protected before any removal begins. RV interiors are expensive and often custom — we treat them accordingly.
Industrial tools appropriate for oversized glass are used throughout. The pinch weld and surrounding structure are protected at every stage of removal.
The pinch weld and surrounding structure are checked for corrosion or damage before installation proceeds. On older motorhomes this step regularly uncovers issues that need addressing before the new glass goes in.
High-grade urethane appropriate for large glass panels is applied at the correct temperature and allowed to cure fully. The windshield is aligned carefully and confirmed before the area is cleared.
We test for both air and water leaks before considering the job complete. An RV windshield that leaks risks walls, flooring, and interior fittings. We do not release the vehicle until the seal is confirmed.
Mobile RV Glass Service
Moving a large motorhome to a shop is not always practical, and often not necessary. Our mobile team can come to wherever your rig is located — fully equipped to handle the job on-site.
Call ahead so we can confirm glass availability for your specific vehicle. Large or uncommon coach glass may require a day or two for procurement, but we will keep you informed and work around your timeline.
✓ We verify your RV coverage first
Before any work begins, we contact your insurer and confirm exactly what your RV policy covers – including your deductible and any glass-specific provisions.
✓ We file the claim for you
All paperwork, documentation, and communication with your insurance provider handled by our team. You sign one form.
✓ No surprises on cost
We confirm your out-of-pocket cost before we start – whether that is zero or a deductible amount, you will know upfront.
✓ RV-specific and standard carriers
We work with RV-specific carriers as well as standard comprehensive insurers. Contact us and we will help with the claims process.
RV Insurance Claims
Most comprehensive RV insurance policies include glass coverage. We work with RV-specific carriers as well as standard insurers. In many cases the replacement costs you nothing out of pocket. We verify your coverage before any work starts.
RV Types We Service
From compact Class C campers to full-size Class A coaches – if it has a windshield, we can source and replace it. Call to confirm availability for your specific chassis.
Not sure about your chassis type? Call us on (720) 239-1133 – we will identify it and confirm glass availability before you book.
FAQs
How long does RV windshield replacement take?
Most jobs are completed in two to four hours depending on vehicle size and complexity. We recommend a morning appointment to allow adequate adhesive cure time before any planned driving.
Can you source glass for older motorhomes?
In most cases yes. We have access to specialty suppliers who stock discontinued and hard-to-find RV glass. Very old or rare coaches may require glass cut to specification — contact us to discuss your vehicle.
Does RV insurance cover windshield replacement?
Most comprehensive RV insurance policies include glass coverage. We work with RV-specific carriers as well as standard insurers. Contact us and we will help with the claims process.
Do I need to bring my RV to your shop?
No. Our mobile team can come to wherever your rig is located — RV parks, storage facilities, campgrounds, or private driveways across the Denver metro. Call ahead so we can confirm glass availability for your specific vehicle.
How much does RV windshield replacement cost?
Cost varies significantly by vehicle type, chassis, and glass specification. Contact us for a free quote — and let us check your RV insurance coverage first. Many drivers pay nothing out of pocket.
What if you cannot find glass for my specific coach?
For very old or rare coaches, we can arrange glass cut to specification from measurements we take on-site. Contact us to discuss your vehicle and we will tell you exactly what is possible.
Do you replace Class A motorhome windshields?
Yes. We replace Class A, Class B, and Class C motorhome windshields, including curved one-piece and split two-piece coach windshields. We source glass through specialty RV suppliers and use installation methods appropriate for large-format glass.
Can you come to my campsite or RV storage lot?
Yes. Our mobile RV glass team services campgrounds, RV parks, storage facilities, and private driveways throughout the Denver metro. Large or uncommon coach glass may require 1–2 days for procurement – call ahead so we can plan around your schedule.
