Herring and Son Collision
Family-run collision shop in Youngsville with a 5.0 rating from 89 reviews, praised for insurance help and RV repair.
A cracked windshield on a motorhome is not a car-glass job. The glass is big, the cowl and seals are fussy, and a bad install lets water in behind the dash. North Carolina has 22 shops and mobile techs listed here for RV windshield replacement, averaging 4.5 stars. If you are near the mountains or the Piedmont, it is worth calling ahead before you drive.
Family-run collision shop in Youngsville with a 5.0 rating from 89 reviews, praised for insurance help and RV repair.
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Statesville RV shop handling repairs, maintenance, and warranty work for motorhomes, trailers, and fifth wheels.
RV repair shop in Hendersonville, NC, offering maintenance, collision repair, and mobile service with a 4.3-star rating.
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Eight of the 22 listed businesses offer mobile service, which helps when the rig will not move or the glass is too cracked to trust on the highway. Mobile is fine for a chip repair or an inspection. For a full replacement, most work happens in a bay where the tech can control dust and let the urethane cure properly. Ask on the phone which one they plan to do before you agree. A common mistake is assuming the shop has the glass. Big windshields are often ordered per VIN, so ask if the part is in stock and how long a special order takes. Twelve of the 22 do warranty work, but that does not mean your policy is approved. Call your insurer first.
Windshield shops here also handle the things that break on the same trip. All 22 list fridge and awning work, 18 do roofs, 17 handle A/C, and 16 take on body damage. That matters because a cracked windshield often comes with a bent front cap, a torn awning, or a roof that started leaking after the same storm. One stop can cover more than glass. Names that come up often include Herring and Son Collision in the body and glass side, Stream RV, Carolina RV Sales & Service, Triad RV Repair, Appalachian RV Repair and TJs RV. Ratings run high, but read the reviews for your specific job. Glass work and a fridge fix get judged differently.
Spring and early summer fill up fast in North Carolina, so call well ahead if you need a replacement before a trip. Ask how they handle the old sealant and the trim around the glass, since rust and old caulk under the seal are where leaks start. A shop that rushes that step is one you will revisit after the first hard rain. If you are near Greensboro, Hendersonville, Concord or Marion, check those pages for local options. Confirm whether the work is done on site or the rig is moved, and get the warranty on the glass and the labor in writing. Mobile vs shop is a real choice, not a sales pitch.
There are 22 listed across the state, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Eight of them offer mobile service, and 12 say they do warranty work. Call ahead to confirm the shop still handles big RV glass.
Some can, but a full replacement usually needs a controlled bay for the urethane to cure. Of the 22 listed businesses, 8 offer mobile service. Ask whether they will do the full job on site or only inspect and patch.
Twelve of the 22 listed businesses say they do warranty work. That does not mean your insurer has approved the claim. Call your policy provider first and get the approval before the shop orders glass.
All 22 list fridge and awning work, 18 handle roofs, and 17 do A/C. Sixteen take on body damage, so a bent front cap or a torn awning from the same incident can often be handled in one visit.