H&W RV Repair
Bushnell, IL RV shop with mobile service, 4.9 stars from 196 reviews and praise for quick diagnosis and courteous techs.
A cracked windshield on an RV is more than a nuisance. It can leak, whistle, and fail an inspection. Illinois has 7 shops that handle RV windshield replacement, and 3 of them also do warranty work. Three of the top shops are mobile, so they can come to you. If you are near Wauconda, you have options with big review counts. The rest of the state has coverage too, but you may need to call ahead to check availability.
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RV windshields are not like car glass. They are often bonded into a frame that flexes, and a bad install will leak or crack again. Ask the shop if they use urethane made for RVs and if they pressure-test the seal. Some shops also handle body and paint if the frame is bent. If you have insurance, get pre-approval before work starts. Shops like MBC Collision Center and Landers Towing & Collision Centers list insurance help, and Landers also does warranty work. That can save you a phone call. Mobile techs can replace some windshields on site, but a large one-piece glass usually needs a shop with a lift and two people. Ask upfront which type yours is.
The list is spread out. H&W RV Repair, with a 4.9 rating from 196 reviews, is a mobile shop that also does roofs, A/C, and awnings. MBC Collision Center in the Chicago area has a 4.8 from 174 reviews and handles body and chassis work. Landers Towing & Collision Centers has a 4.6 from 72 reviews and is certified for warranty work. Camping World in Wauconda has two locations, one with a 4.4 from over 2,000 reviews and a newer service center with a 5.0 from 4 reviews. RV & Camper Services LLC is mobile too, with a 4.5 from 36 reviews and weekend hours.
Spring and early summer are busy. If you need glass before a trip, call at least a week ahead, and ask if the windshield is in stock. Some RV glass is special order, and that can add days. Mobile techs are good for small repairs, but for a full replacement, a shop with a controlled space is safer. If you are handy, check the sealant around the glass twice a year. A small leak caught early can save the whole windshield.
There are 7 shops listed for RV windshield replacement in Illinois. Three of them also do warranty work, and four are mobile techs that can come to you.
Yes, four of the seven shops are mobile. That includes H&W RV Repair and RV & Camper Services LLC. Mobile service is best for smaller glass or seal repairs, but a full windshield replacement often needs a shop.
The average rating across the 7 shops is 4.7 out of 5. Ratings range from 4.4 to 5.0, so you have good options.
Three of the seven shops do warranty work. Landers Towing & Collision Centers and Camping World RV Service - Wauconda are two of them. Call ahead to confirm your warranty is accepted.