Midway, FL

RV Windshield Replacement in Midway, FL

A cracked windshield on an RV is not a car glass job. The glass is big, the curve is real, and the seal has to keep water out for years. Midway has two shops that list windshield replacement, and both also do warranty and insurance work, which matters when a chip turns into a crack on the way down I-4. Call before you drive over; glass often has to be ordered.

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3.7★Average Google rating
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RV repair shops in Midway

Camping World - Midway in Midway, FL

Camping World - Midway

31300 Blue Star Highway, US-90, Midway, FL ★ 4.1 (1,314 Google reviews)

Camping World in Midway, FL is an RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.1-star rating from over 1,300 reviews, offering sales, service, and parts.

RoofA/CFridgeAwning Warranty workInsurance claimsBody & fiberglass
Camping World RV Service - Midway in Midway, FL

Camping World RV Service - Midway

31300 Blue Star Highway, US-90, Midway, FL ★ 3.3 (3 Google reviews)

Camping World RV Service in Midway handles roof, awning, collision and generator work for Florida RV owners.

RoofFridgeAwningSlide-out Warranty workInsurance claimsBody & fiberglass

Two shops, one brand

The two windshield options in Midway are both Camping World locations: the store on the main drag with a 4.1 average over 1,314 reviews, and the RV service shop at 3.3 across just 3 reviews. Same parent brand, different counters. The larger one has the review history to judge. The service shop handles the same repair list, including roof, slide-out, awning and generator work, so if the glass appointment turns up a soft seal or a bad gasket, it can be handled in one stop. Ask who actually sets the glass. Some shops sub the work out, and you want to know before you leave the rig.

Insurance and warranty first

Both Midway shops list warranty and insurance among their features, which is not universal. Windshield claims often run through your coach or auto policy, and the insurer may want photos, a VIN and an approval number before the shop orders glass. Get that started before you book. If the coach is under a manufacturer or extended warranty, ask the shop to confirm coverage in writing, since a glass claim can sit outside the plan depending on how the crack happened. A rock chip is usually a repair; a stress crack from a twisted frame is a different conversation.

What to expect at the counter

Replacement takes longer than a car windshield. The old urethane has to be cut out, the frame cleaned and checked for rust, and the new glass set and cured before you drive. Plan to leave the RV for the day, and ask whether it can stay overnight if the cure runs long. While it is in, have them look at the front cap seal and the clearance lights above the windshield. Water gets in there and shows up later as a stained ceiling or a musty smell over the cab. Fixing a small seal now is cheaper than a headliner.

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How many windshield shops are in Midway, Florida?

Two shops in Midway list RV windshield replacement. Both are Camping World locations, one with 1,314 reviews and a 4.1 average and one with 3 reviews at 3.3. Neither is a mobile tech, so plan to bring the RV in.

Do both Midway shops take insurance and warranty work?

Yes. Both list warranty and insurance among their features. That does not guarantee your claim is covered, so call your insurer or warranty provider first and get the approval number before the shop orders glass.

Can a mobile tech replace my windshield?

The Midway listings show no mobile techs doing this work. Big curved windshields need a covered bay and a controlled cure, so a shop visit is the norm. If your RV cannot be driven safely, ask about tarping the front and keeping water out until the appointment.

How long should I plan to be without the RV?

Expect a full day or more. The old sealant has to be cut out, the frame checked, and the new glass set and cured before you drive. Ask about overnight stays and whether the shop can look at the front cap seal while the glass is out.