Camping World - Green Bay
Green Bay RV dealer with repair, parts and warranty service; reviewers are split on service communication.
A cracked windshield on an RV is more than a nuisance. It can leak, whistle, and ruin a trip. Green Bay has two shops that handle RV windshield replacement, both with warranty and insurance experience. The average rating is 3.8 from 493 reviews. That tells you plenty of folks have been through this. Book early, especially before a big trip.
Green Bay RV dealer with repair, parts and warranty service; reviewers are split on service communication.
Camping World RV Service in Green Bay handles repair, maintenance, collision work and detailing for trailers, fifth wheels and motorhomes.
Windshield replacement on an RV is not like a car. The glass is big, often curved, and sometimes bonded into a rubber gasket. Shops that do this work know the difference. They also deal with insurance claims and warranties. In Green Bay, both listed shops offer warranty work, and both handle insurance. That matters because a windshield claim can be a maze. Ask upfront if they pre-approve with your insurer. And ask if the glass is in stock. If not, it may need to be ordered, which adds time. When you call, have your VIN and your insurance policy number ready. The shop will need both to get the right glass and to file the claim.
One of the two Green Bay shops offers mobile service. That can be handy if your RV is parked and hard to move. But windshield work is often better done in a shop. The tech needs a clean, controlled space to set the glass properly. Mobile techs can do some jobs, but ask if they handle windshields specifically. If they don't, you'll need to bring the RV in. Also, check access: some shops have bays tall enough for big rigs, some don't. Call ahead and ask about height and length limits.
Green Bay has two shops that do RV windshield replacement. That's a small pool, so scheduling matters. In spring and summer, RV service gets busy. Call a week or two ahead if you can. The good news is both shops also handle other common RV repairs like roof, slide-out, and generator work. So if you're already in for a windshield, you can get other items checked. That saves a trip. Just don't expect them to squeeze you in same-day for everything. Ask what they can bundle.
There are two shops in Green Bay that handle RV windshield replacement. Both are listed with warranty and insurance features, so you have options for covered work.
The average rating is 3.8 based on 493 reviews. That gives you a sense of what other RV owners have experienced.
Yes, both shops list insurance as a feature. That means they can help you file a claim and work with your insurer to get the repair covered.
One of the two shops offers mobile service. However, windshield replacement is often better done in a shop. Ask the mobile tech if they handle windshields before you book.