Campers Inn RV of Johnstown Collision Center
Johnstown RV shop handling collision, body and roof repairs, with a 3.9-star rating from 8 Google reviews.
A cracked windshield on an RV is a special kind of annoying. It usually shows up after a rock flies off a truck on I-25, and suddenly your whole trip plan revolves around glass. Johnstown has two shops that handle RV windshield replacement, both tied to the Campers Inn operation on the north side of town. One leans toward collision and body work, the other runs as a general service center. Neither is a dedicated glass house, so a call ahead about parts and scheduling is worth your time.
Johnstown RV shop handling collision, body and roof repairs, with a 3.9-star rating from 8 Google reviews.
RV repair shop in Johnstown, CO, offering body, chassis, and collision repair. Mixed reviews on communication and warranty work.
The collision center carries a 3.9 rating from 8 reviews and lists windshield work alongside body, chassis, and parts. That combination matters if your glass damage came with dented fiberglass or a bent frame. The service center sits at 2.2 from 21 reviews, a bigger sample and a lower score, and it also handles windshield replacement plus roof, fridge, awning, and body work. Read the reviews before you book, not after. Windshield jobs often turn into a wait on a specific pane for your model, and the shop that communicates clearly about that wait is the one you want.
RV windshields are big, heavy, and often bonded in ways that differ from a car. A shop has to source the right glass for your make and model, cut the old urethane out without damaging the gasket or trim, and let the new seal cure properly before you drive. Ask whether the part is in stock or has to be ordered, because that single answer decides whether you are down for a day or a week. Also ask if they work with your insurance and whether they can get pre-approval before the glass comes in.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here as people pull rigs out of storage and find every problem at once. If your windshield is a safety issue, say so when you call. If it is a chip or a small crack, get it looked at sooner rather than later, since temperature swings along the Front Range have a way of turning a chip into a full replacement. A shop may also be able to repair rather than replace, which is cheaper and faster when it is an option.
Two. Both are Campers Inn locations, one a collision center and one a service center. That is a small pool, so booking ahead is smart, especially in spring when everyone is de-winterizing and finding damage.
Yes, one of the two shops handles warranty work. The collision center and the service center are separate operations with separate ratings, so ask which one covers your situation and get pre-approval before any glass is ordered.
No mobile techs are listed for this area. Windshield replacement is generally shop work anyway, since the bonding needs controlled conditions while it cures. Plan to drop the RV off and ask how long the seal needs before you drive it.
Both shops list roof, fridge, awning, and body work, and the collision center also handles A/C. Bundling a roof sealant check or an awning repair into a windshield visit saves you a second trip and a second wait.