Nor Cal Mobile Detailing Pro's of Sacramento & Ceramic Coatings - RV - Auto - Marine
Mobile detailing and ceramic coating for RVs, cars and boats in Citrus Heights, rated 5.0 from 597 reviews.
A cracked windshield on an RV is more than a nuisance. It lets water in, weakens the cab, and can fail an inspection. Citrus Heights has two shops that list windshield replacement, and both hold a perfect 5.0 rating. That is a small pool, so it pays to call early and ask whether they replace the glass in house or bring in a specialist.
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Both windshield shops here carry a 5.0 average, and together they have 614 reviews. That is a lot of happy customers for a narrow service. Nor Cal Mobile Detailing Pro's of Sacramento & Ceramic Coatings covers windshield work along with body and awning repair, and it books weekends. Sac Mobile RV Repair handles windshield replacement too, and it comes to you for mobile work covering the roof, A/C, fridge, awning, water heater, furnace, slide-out, tires, electrical, generator and leveling. Two nearby shops also show up in the same search. Ask each shop whether the glass is cut locally or ordered, because a special-order windshield can sit for days. Before anyone pulls the old glass, confirm the new one is on hand.
An RV windshield sits in a frame that flexes as the coach moves and twists. A car windshield is bonded into a stiff body; an RV front cap is not. That is why a leak shows up along the top edge months after a replacement, and why the sealant matters as much as the glass. Ask how the shop handles the urethane and the trim, and whether they water test the frame afterward. If your coach has a fiberglass cap, say so up front. Body work around the frame often comes before the glass goes back in, and one of the two shops here lists body and chassis work.
Windshield replacement usually means a shop bay, since the coach needs to sit still while the urethane cures. Mobile techs are better for the small stuff that surrounds a windshield job: a leaking marker light, a cracked seal along the cap, a wiper arm that will not sit right. Sac Mobile RV Repair does mobile calls, so a pre-replacement inspection at your storage spot is possible. If your coach is long or tall, tell them the length and height when you book. Some shops cannot fit a big rig in the bay, and finding that out at the gate wastes a morning.
Two shops list windshield replacement, and both hold a 5.0 rating. Two more nearby shops also appear in the same search, so the options widen a little if you are willing to drive. Call each one before you commit, since a small list means schedules fill fast.
The average is 5.0 across the two Citrus Heights windshield shops. Their reviews total 614, with most of that from Nor Cal Mobile Detailing Pro's of Sacramento & Ceramic Coatings. A perfect average over hundreds of reviews is a good sign, but still ask about your specific coach.
Usually not. Windshield glass needs a still, sheltered spot while the urethane cures. One of the two shops here does mobile work, but use it for the inspection and the small leaks around the frame. Plan the actual glass replacement for a shop bay.
The data does not list warranty work for either shop, so ask directly. If your coach is still under a warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty provider before any glass is ordered. Confirm in writing who pays and what the shop will cover.