Camping World - Longmont
Camping World in Longmont is an RV dealer and repair shop with 1,811 reviews averaging 3.7 stars.
A cracked windshield on an RV is a different animal from a car chip. The glass is big, often curved, and usually glued into a body that flexes. Longmont has two shops that list windshield work, both Camping World locations on the same stretch, so your choice comes down to a 3.7-rated shop with 1,811 reviews and a 1.0-rated one with 5. Call first and ask who does the actual glass install.
Camping World in Longmont is an RV dealer and repair shop with 1,811 reviews averaging 3.7 stars.
RV repair shop in Longmont offering maintenance, collision repair, and mobile service. Mixed reviews on customer service.
Within a short drive of Longmont. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Camping World - Longmont carries the bulk of the local reviews at 3.7 from 1,811 ratings, and its service list runs wide: roof, A/C, fridge, awning, slide-out, body, generator, leveling, windshield and winterizing. Camping World RV Service - Longmont lists the same categories plus mobile service, but sits at 1.0 from just 5 reviews. Both say they handle warranty and insurance work. With that review gap, ask pointed questions before you hand over the keys. Who pulls the glass, who sets it, and how long the rig sits waiting on a part all matter more than the counter pitch.
Windshield replacement on a motorhome usually means cutting old urethane, prepping the frame, and letting the new adhesive cure before you drive. Ask how long the rig must sit. A shop that rushes the cure is asking for leaks and wind noise on the highway. If the damage is a chip, a repair may hold and cost far less than new glass. Anything in the driver's line of sight or spreading across the pane is replacement territory. Also check whether your insurance covers glass separately, since that changes who you call first.
Two nearby shops round out the local list, which helps when the big locations are backed up. Spring and early summer fill fast as people prep for trips, so call ahead rather than showing up. Ask whether the glass is in stock or special order, and get the estimate in writing before work starts. If your insurance requires pre-approval, line that up first so the shop is not waiting on paperwork while your rig sits.
Two shops in Longmont list windshield replacement, and two more nearby give you options if the local ones are booked. Both Longmont entries are Camping World locations.
Camping World - Longmont sits at 3.7 from 1,811 reviews, while Camping World RV Service - Longmont is at 1.0 from 5 reviews. Read the recent reviews on both before you book.
Sometimes. A small chip outside the driver's view can often be filled, which costs less and takes less time. Cracks that spread or sit in the driver's line of sight usually mean new glass. Ask the shop to look before you commit.
Yes, both Longmont shops list warranty and insurance among their features. Get pre-approval from your insurer first if your policy requires it, so the shop is not waiting on paperwork.