Camping World - Georgetown
Camping World in Georgetown, KY: RV dealer with repair services and a 5.0 rating from 1,215 reviews.
A cracked or pitted windshield on an RV is more than a nuisance. It can turn sun glare into a real problem and let water creep in around the seal. Georgetown has two shops that handle RV windshield replacement, and both also do warranty and insurance work. That matters when a chip turns into a full replacement and you would rather not pay out of pocket twice.
Camping World in Georgetown, KY: RV dealer with repair services and a 5.0 rating from 1,215 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Georgetown, KY handles repairs, maintenance, collision work and mobile calls.
The two Georgetown shops listed on this page both offer windshield replacement, and one also runs a mobile crew. Mobile work makes sense when the rig cannot safely move or the glass is cracked badly enough that driving it in feels risky. Shop work makes sense when the replacement needs a controlled space and a proper cure time. Ask which one fits your situation before you book. A windshield that is set and sealed wrong will leak, and you will be back. Call ahead and ask whether the glass for your make and model is in stock or has to be ordered. That one question saves a wasted trip.
Both Georgetown shops are full-service, so a windshield visit can turn into a longer list. Both handle roof work, fridge repair, awnings, slide-outs, body work and generators, and both do winterizing when the season turns. If your windshield crack came with body damage, that is worth mentioning when you call, since the two jobs are often scheduled together. One shop is a Camping World location with a large review history. The other is its service side, with no rating yet, so ask directly about turnaround and who does the glass.
Both shops are listed as doing warranty work, and both list insurance among their features. Use that. Call your insurer before the work starts and ask what they need: photos, a claim number, or a specific glass vendor. Then call the shop and confirm they will bill it the way your policy requires. Skipping this step is how people end up paying twice for the same pane. If your rig is under a manufacturer warranty, get pre-approval too, because glass rules vary by policy and by coach.
Two. Both are listed as handling windshield replacement, and both also do warranty and insurance work. One offers mobile service as well, which helps if the rig should not be driven. Call both and compare turnaround and glass availability before you commit.
One of the two Georgetown shops offers mobile service, so ask whether windshield work is included in that. Some glass jobs need a shop bay and controlled cure time. If your crack is spreading or the seal is leaking, say so when you call, since that changes the answer.
Both Georgetown shops list insurance among their features, but coverage depends on your policy. Call your insurer first and ask what they need, then confirm with the shop that they will bill it that way. This is the step people skip, and it is the one that avoids surprise charges.
Both handle roof repair, fridge work, awnings, slide-outs, body work, generators and leveling, and both winterize. If your windshield damage came with body damage, mention it when you book so the two jobs can be scheduled together rather than as separate visits.