Camping World - Cedar Falls
Iowa RV dealer with a service department, 4.5 stars from over 2,000 reviews, strong on camper selection.
A cracked windshield on an RV is different from a cracked windshield on a car. The glass is often bonded into a body panel, and a bad install can leak or whistle at highway speed. Cedar Falls has 2 shops that handle RV windshield replacement, and both also do roof, body and winterizing work. Our advice: call early and ask whether the glass is in stock before you plan around it.
Iowa RV dealer with a service department, 4.5 stars from over 2,000 reviews, strong on camper selection.
RV repair shop in Cedar Falls handling roof, awning, body, and generator work, plus same-day service and a free 22-point inspection.
Both listings here are Camping World locations on the same side of town: Camping World - Cedar Falls, with 2034 reviews and a 4.5 rating, and Camping World RV Service - Cedar Falls, with a single review and a 5.0. Same parent, different counters, so confirm which one books windshield work when you call. Both list windshield, body, roof, awning, slide-out, generator, leveling, fridge and winterize service, and both accept warranty and insurance jobs. That matters because glass claims often run through your insurer, and getting pre-approval first keeps the shop from waiting on paperwork while your coach sits. Ask whether they replace the glass themselves or bring in a mobile glass tech, and who stands behind the seal if it leaks later.
A windshield crack on a motorhome can spread fast, especially with the flex and vibration of a big front cap. If the damage is a chip, some shops will repair it rather than replace, which is cheaper and faster. If it is a long crack or in the driver's line of sight, plan on replacement. Call ahead with your year, make and model so they can check glass availability. Windshield glass for older coaches is not always sitting on a shelf in Iowa, and an order can take days. Ask about lead time, whether the rig needs to stay overnight, and whether they want the fuel tank low for the lift.
Spring and early summer fill up fast here as people get ready for trips, and the window before a hard freeze is busy too. If your windshield appointment lands in a cold snap, ask whether the shop has a heated bay for the adhesive to cure. Cold urethane does not bond well, and a seal that fails means water in the front cap, which is a much bigger repair than glass. While the coach is in, it is worth asking about the roof and clearance lights up front, since those are common leak points near a windshield. Two Cedar Falls shops do both, so one visit can cover more than one item.
There are 2 shops listed for RV windshield replacement in Cedar Falls, and they sit near each other. Both also handle roof, body, awning, slide-out, generator, leveling, fridge and winterize work, so you can bundle a glass job with other repairs.
Yes. Both Cedar Falls listings show warranty and insurance among their features, and both have a body shop and generator service on their type list. Get pre-approval from your insurer before the appointment so the shop is not waiting on a claim while your coach is torn down.
Often yes, if it is small and outside the driver's view. Ask the shop to look at it first. A repair is quicker and cheaper, but a crack that is spreading or sits in the driver's line of sight usually means replacement, and the glass may need to be ordered.
It depends on the coach and whether the glass is in stock. Call with your year, make and model so the shop can check availability before you drive over. Some jobs finish the same day, others need the rig overnight while the adhesive cures, so ask when you book.