Mobile RV Glass

Mobile RV Glass is a nationwide RV and motorhome windshield replacement company. It comes to you, and it also offers in-shop appointments. Its service area is "all 50 states," but no street address or home base is shown, so ask which shop is nearest you before you plan around it.

It replaces windshields on Class A, Class B and Class C motorhomes, and it does windshield repair, RV windows and bus glass. Its window work covers travel trailers, 5th wheels, buses and motorhomes. Brands named include Airstream, Coachmen, Fleetwood, Monaco, Thor, Tiffin and Winnebago. Mobile work happens "Whether you are at the RV Park, home, or have your motorhome in a storage facility." The mobile crew needs "a flat and level surface," so ask about a sloped site before you book.

It publishes no trip fee, hourly rate or base price, so ask for the trip fee and a full quote before you book. It works with "all insurance companies" and handles no-fault glass claims, which matters if your insurer covers glass. Hours are Monday through Friday, 6:00 to 05:00, Saturday 8:00 to 12:00, and Sunday closed, all Pacific Standard Time. The weekday end time looks like a typo, so confirm it. The phone line is marked "Call Us Anytime," but nothing says who answers after hours.

The warranty is the most specific promise: "Our national warranty protects against any defects in the glass and any installation errors, including air leaks and water leaks." Leaks often show up only after you are back on the road, so get the warranty terms in writing. The work is done by "certified technicians with over 20 years of experience," but no certification is named and no license or insurance is stated, so ask for proof of both before work starts. Google rates it 4.9 stars from 39 reviews and files it as a corporate office.

This is a good fit for an RV owner with a cracked windshield on a Class A, B or C motorhome, parked at a campground, home or storage lot, who wants the glass replaced where the rig sits. Owners of travel trailers or fifth wheels should ask whether windshield work is offered for their rig, since the windshield work is described for motorhomes.