Camping World - Draper
Camping World in Draper sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning, and trailer repairs.
A cracked windshield on an RV is a different animal from the one on your truck. The glass is big, the cab is tall, and the rig may not be driveable while you sort it out. Draper has 2 shops that handle RV windshield replacement, plus 1 more nearby, averaging 3.9 stars. Both local shops are Camping World locations, which helps if you want parts and glass under one roof.
Camping World in Draper sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning, and trailer repairs.
RV repair shop in Draper, UT offering maintenance, collision repair, and upgrades with mixed customer reviews.
Within a short drive of Draper. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Lehi body shop since 1994 doing collision, dent, fiberglass and RV repair, rated 4.7 from 286 Google reviews.
Camping World - Draper carries a 4.5 rating across 4514 reviews and lists windshield work alongside roof, body, generator, slide-out and winterize services. Camping World RV Service - Draper sits at 3.2 stars on 59 reviews with the same service lineup and adds warranty handling. Only one of the two advertises warranty work, so if a manufacturer or extended plan is paying, call that shop first and get pre-approval before anyone orders glass. Both handle body and insurance work. That matters with windshield jobs, since a chip that spreads or a frame that shifted in a hit can turn glass into a collision claim.
A windshield is not a job for a mobile tech anyway, and there are no mobile windshield specialists listed here. If the crack sits in the driver's view or the glass is spidering, treat it as unsafe and ask about bringing the rig in versus having it moved. Salt Lake Valley roads throw up plenty of gravel, so chips happen fast. A small star caught early is often a repair, not a replacement, and that saves you a day or two off the road. Call ahead and describe the damage: size, location, whether it is in the wiper sweep, and whether the frame or dash is disturbed. Ask if the glass is in stock, because a special-order windshield can park your rig for a week.
Spring and early summer book up as people get ready for trips, so call a few days out rather than the morning of. Winter is the other pressure point: cold mornings and heater defrost cycles stress an existing chip, and a shop that is also doing winterize work may be juggling a full schedule. Draper sits close to the Point of the Mountain, where wind and blowing grit are a real factor on I-15, so a fresh chip is worth covering with tape until you can get it looked at. Keep water out of a crack. If rain gets into the laminate, the repair gets harder and the replacement more likely.
There are 2 shops in Draper that list RV windshield replacement, with 1 more nearby. Both Draper locations are Camping World shops, and together they average 3.9 stars from customer reviews.
One of the two Draper shops lists warranty among its features: Camping World RV Service - Draper. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the shop orders glass, since a special-order windshield may not be returnable.
None of the shops listed here are mobile techs for windshield work, and this kind of job usually needs a shop bay. A mobile tech can handle a roof or slide-out, but glass replacement is best booked at one of the Draper shops.
It depends on whether the glass is in stock and whether the frame needs work. Ask when you call. If the shop has to order the windshield, expect your rig to sit longer, so plan around it and confirm the timeline before you drop it off.