Mobile Joe RV Collision
Full-service RV collision and repair shop in Hillsboro with a 4.9-star rating from 52 reviews.
A cracked windshield on an RV is a different animal from a crack in your pickup. The glass is big, often curved, and sometimes bonded in ways that need a body shop, not a quick drive-in bay. Hillsboro has 3 shops that handle RV windshield replacement, and all 3 also take on warranty and insurance work. That matters when a chip turns into a spread on I-5 and you want someone who has done this before.
Full-service RV collision and repair shop in Hillsboro with a 4.9-star rating from 52 reviews.
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Three shops in town list windshield replacement, and the spread is wide. Mobile Joe RV Collision has a 4.9 rating over 52 reviews and does roof, A/C, fridge, awning, slide-out, body and windshield work, with warranty, insurance, body and parts on hand. Camping World on the Hillsboro side carries the volume, with 1,341 reviews and a 4.4 average, and it covers generator, leveling and winterizing too. The Camping World RV Service location shows a 5.0 from just 2 reviews, so treat that number gently and ask questions instead.
Windshield replacement is mostly shop work. The glass needs a clean, level spot, and the urethane needs time to cure before you drive. If your rig is drivable, call ahead and ask whether they want it dropped off or scheduled for a specific bay. If the windshield is cracked badly enough that you do not want to move it, say so on the phone. Two nearby shops also list windshield work, which gives you a fallback if the three in Hillsboro are booked out. Ask whether they handle the insurance claim directly or hand you the paperwork.
All 3 Hillsboro shops say they do warranty work, so dig into that first. Call your warranty provider before the appointment and get pre-approval in writing if they require it. Ask the shop if the replacement glass is in stock or has to be ordered, since a special-order windshield can hold up the whole job. Ask what happens to the old sealant and trim, and whether they reseal the frame. If your rig has a roof leak history, mention it, because water and windshield frames have a way of finding each other. Then book early in spring when everyone else is waking their RV up.
There are 3 shops in Hillsboro that list RV windshield replacement, and all 3 also do warranty and insurance work. Two more shops nearby are listed as options if the local three are booked.
Yes. All 3 Hillsboro shops say they do warranty work. Call your provider first to get pre-approval and ask the shop whether they bill the warranty company directly or expect payment up front.
The mobile tech count in this set is 0, so the windshield work here happens at a shop. That is normal, since the glass needs a controlled space and curing time. If your rig cannot be driven safely, call and explain the situation.
Ask if the glass is in stock, how long the cure takes, and whether they reseal the frame and trim. Confirm warranty and insurance details and get a written estimate. Ask how long they need the rig, since windshield jobs are rarely same-day.