Camping World - Greenfield
Greenfield RV dealer with a large parts store and service bay, rated 4.4 across more than 1,100 reviews.
A cracked windshield on an RV is more than a nuisance. It can let water in, weaken the cab, and turn a weekend trip into a repair bill. Greenfield has two shops that handle RV windshield replacement, and both also work on roofs, slide-outs, and generators. The ratings are split: one shop has a 4.4 from over a thousand reviews, the other has a single review and a 2.0. That gap matters when you are choosing who to trust with glass.
Greenfield RV dealer with a large parts store and service bay, rated 4.4 across more than 1,100 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Greenfield handles RV repairs, maintenance, collision work, and detailing.
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Camping World - Greenfield carries a 4.4 rating from 1,123 reviews. That is a lot of feedback, and it suggests they get more right than wrong. The second shop, Camping World RV Service - Greenfield, has just one review and a 2.0. One review is not a pattern, but it is also not a vote of confidence. Both shops list windshield replacement along with roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, body, generator, leveling, and winterize work. Only the second shop advertises warranty work, though the first lists insurance. If your glass claim runs through your insurer, ask both about pre-approval before anyone orders parts.
Windshield replacement on an RV is not the same as on a car. The glass is often bonded into a fiberglass front cap, and the seal has to be right or you will get wind noise and leaks. Ask whether they use OEM glass or aftermarket, and whether the sealant is rated for RV caps. Ask if they can get the part in stock, because a windshield for an older model may take days to arrive. And ask if they will check the roof and clearance lights while the glass is out, since that is the time to fix a leak you did not know about. Get the out-the-door price in writing, including any disposal or sealant fees.
Neither Greenfield shop is listed as mobile, so you will need to bring the rig in. That is typical for windshield work, which needs a controlled space and a steady hand. If you are stuck and cannot drive safely, ask if they offer a mobile inspection or can recommend a glass service that comes to you. There are five other shops within a short drive of Greenfield, according to the directory, so you have fallbacks if the first two are booked. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so call ahead even for a quote. A shop that answers the phone and gives you a straight answer about lead time is worth more than a fancy website.
Two shops in Greenfield are listed for RV windshield replacement. Both are Camping World locations. The directory also shows five nearby shops if you are willing to drive a little farther.
The average rating is 3.2 across the two shops. That number is pulled down by a single review at one shop. The other shop has a 4.4 from 1,123 reviews, so read the details rather than the average alone.
Yes. Both shops also work on roofs, fridges, awnings, slide-outs, body damage, generators, leveling systems, and winterizing. That means you can often get a windshield replaced and a roof leak checked in the same visit.
Only one of the two shops lists warranty work, so ask directly. If your windshield replacement is tied to a warranty or insurance claim, get pre-approval first. That step avoids surprises when you pick up the rig.