Texas RV Guys
Haslet RV dealer and repair shop, 4.7 stars over 294 reviews, known for fair pricing and quick diagnosis.
A cracked windshield can turn a good trip bad fast, especially when you're pointed north on I-35. Haslet has two shops that handle RV glass, and four more nearby. Both local shops do mobile work, so you might not have to move the rig at all. Ratings average 4.7, though one shop has no reviews yet. Here's what you need to know before you call.
Haslet RV dealer and repair shop, 4.7 stars over 294 reviews, known for fair pricing and quick diagnosis.
RV repair shop in Haslet, TX handling roof, collision and body work, AC, awnings, plus mobile service.
Within a short drive of Haslet. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Fort Worth collision and RV body shop with a 5.0 rating from 242 reviews, known for paint matching and insurance help.
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Veteran-owned RV repair shop in Azle, TX, with mobile service and 4.6-star rating from 63 reviews.
Fort Worth RV service center handling maintenance, collision repair, and mobile calls.
Windshield replacement on an RV is not like a car. The glass is often bonded and huge, and some rigs need the old seal cut out and the frame checked for rust. The two Haslet shops both list windshield service and body work, which matters if the crack came from road debris or a flexing frame. Texas RV Guys has insurance and body features, so they can often bill your carrier directly. RVtek Roof and Collision also handles collision, which helps if the windshield broke in a wreck. Ask if they pre-order the glass before you drop off, since some windshields are not stocked locally.
Both Haslet shops are mobile-capable, meaning they can come to your RV park or driveway for an assessment. That's handy for a chip or a small crack that might be repairable, but a full replacement usually needs a controlled space. If the glass has to be bonded, wind and dust are enemies, so most full swaps happen indoors. Call ahead and describe the damage. A mobile tech can tell you if it's a repair or a replacement. If it's replacement, ask where the work will happen and whether they need the rig for a full day. Also ask if they handle the sealant and trim, not just the glass.
Haslet sits just north of Fort Worth, and the nearby shops give you options if the two local ones are booked. Spring and early summer fill up fast as people get ready for trips, so call a week or two ahead if you can. For windshield work, the part is the wild card. Some windshields are common and in stock in Dallas or Fort Worth; others have to be ordered. Ask directly: is the glass in stock, and if not, what's the lead time? Get a written estimate that covers glass, labor, sealant and disposal. If you're using insurance, ask about pre-approval before any work starts.
There are two shops in Haslet that list windshield replacement, and four more nearby. Both local shops also do mobile work, so you have options for onsite service.
The average rating is 4.7, based on the shops with reviews. One of the two Haslet shops has no reviews yet, so ask for references if you want more feedback.
Sometimes. Mobile techs can assess and sometimes repair chips onsite, but full replacements usually need a shop or controlled space for proper bonding. Call first to see what they recommend for your damage.
Texas RV Guys lists insurance as a feature, so they may work with your carrier. Always ask about pre-approval and what documentation they provide before work begins.