Camping World RV Service - Menifee
Camping World RV Service in Menifee handles repairs, maintenance, and collision work with a service manager who keeps you informed.
A cracked windshield on an RV is a different animal from a car glass swap. The glass is big, the rig may need leveling before the install, and the seal has to be right or you get wind noise and water where you don't want it. Menifee has two shops on our list that list windshield work, so you have options within town. Both also handle warranty and insurance paperwork, which matters when a rock chip turns into a full replacement.
Camping World RV Service in Menifee handles repairs, maintenance, and collision work with a service manager who keeps you informed.
Camping World in Menifee sells RVs and handles service, with staff often noted as welcoming and helpful.
The Menifee listings here are Camping World RV Service - Menifee, rated 3.0 from 2 reviews, and Camping World - Menifee, rated 3.6 from 700 reviews. That spread should tell you something: the second has a much deeper track record, even if the scores are only decent. Both shops list windshield replacement alongside roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, body, generator, leveling and winterize work, and both take warranty and insurance jobs. When you call, ask whether they set the glass in-house or bring in a windshield specialist, and ask if the rig needs to be leveled before the seal is set. If the glass is in stock, a replacement can move fast. If it has to be ordered, you may be waiting, so get the timeline in writing.
Most windshield claims start with your insurer, not the repair bay. Get a claim number and ask whether they pay the shop directly or reimburse you. Both Menifee shops accept insurance work, but that does not mean your carrier has pre-approved them for your policy. Ask about calibration too. Some newer coaches have driver-assist cameras mounted at the glass, and those systems may need recalibration after the swap. Ask if that is included, and if not, who does it. Body shops here also handle collision work, so if the windshield damage came with a dinged front cap, one visit may cover both. Confirm what your deductible is before anyone orders glass.
Windshield jobs rarely travel alone. A rock hit often comes with a chipped front cap, a tired wiper arm or a leaky seal at the top of the glass. These two shops also list roof, slide-out, awning, generator, leveling and fridge repair, so a single appointment can knock out a few items. Ask for a written estimate for everything before they start, and ask whether the shop charges a diagnostic fee on top of the glass price. If you are heading out on a trip, spring is when these bays fill up, so book ahead. Bring your registration and insurance card, and take photos of the damage before the work begins.
Two shops are listed for windshield work in Menifee. Both also handle roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, body, generator, leveling and winterize jobs, and both accept warranty and insurance work. Camping World - Menifee has far more reviews, so it is the safer first call.
Yes, both listed shops accept warranty and insurance work. That does not guarantee your specific carrier will pay without a pre-approval, so call your insurer first, get a claim number and confirm whether they pay the shop directly or reimburse you.
It depends on whether the glass is in stock. Ask the shop directly and get the timeline in writing before you drop the rig off. If the windshield has to be ordered, plan for extra days, especially in spring when repair bays get busy.
Both Menifee shops list body work along with windshield replacement, so a chipped front cap or damaged surround can often be handled in the same visit. Ask for one written estimate covering glass and body repair before the work starts.