Camping World RV Service - Kingston
Camping World RV Service in Kingston handles RV repair, maintenance, warranty work, collision and detailing.
A cracked windshield on an RV is one of those problems you cannot put off, especially with a trip on the calendar. Kingston has two shops listed for windshield work, both tied to the Camping World operation on the north side of town. That is a thin field, so call before you drive over. Chips and short cracks sometimes get repaired in place; a full replacement means ordering glass and scheduling a bay.
Camping World RV Service in Kingston handles RV repair, maintenance, warranty work, collision and detailing.
Kingston RV dealer and repair shop with 1,700+ reviews, 4.1 stars, known for friendly, no-pressure sales.
Both listings here trace back to Camping World in Kingston, one a service department and one the store itself. Only two options means little room to shop around on price, so get the glass ordered early and ask whether the part is in stock or shipped from a warehouse. The service side rates 4.5 from a handful of reviews, the larger store 4.1 across many more. Read both before you commit, then ask how long the rig will sit. Big windshields take time to set and seal, so plan for the RV to stay overnight rather than a quick in-and-out.
The mobile column comes up empty in Kingston, so you will likely be bringing the rig to a shop bay. That changes the math on a chip: a small star or crack near the edge might wait until you are home, but a crack spreading across the driver's view should not. Ask if the shop does insurance claims directly. Both Kingston shops list warranty and insurance work, which saves you the back-and-forth with your carrier. Get pre-approval before the glass is ordered so there is no surprise on the invoice.
Both shops cover more than glass, including roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, body, generator, leveling and winterization work. If your windshield leak has been letting water in, have them look at the roof sealant and the front cap while the rig is on the property. One trip, one bay. It is worth asking about bundling the jobs. Fall is a sensible time for that, before a Kingston winter sets in, since a leak you ignore in October becomes a soaked ceiling panel by January.
Two are listed, both Camping World locations in Kingston. One is the service department and one is the larger store. With only two choices, call ahead to confirm glass availability and current wait times before hauling the RV over.
Yes. Both Kingston listings handle warranty and insurance claims, so you can often have the glass claim processed through the shop. Confirm with your carrier first and get pre-approval so the paperwork does not stall the repair.
No mobile windshield techs are listed in Kingston, so expect to bring the RV to a shop. Mobile work is better suited to smaller jobs like awnings or minor repairs. For glass, a bay with proper sealing and curing time is the safer route.
The two listings average 4.3 stars. One shows 4.5 from a couple of reviews and the other 4.1 across more than 1,700. The larger review count gives you more to weigh, so read recent comments about wait times and glass ordering.