OREGON WINDSHIELDS REDMOND
Redmond auto glass shop handling windshield replacement for Class A RVs and ADAS calibration.
A cracked windshield on an RV is more than a nuisance. It can leak, whistle, and spread fast. Redmond has two shops that handle RV windshields, plus a mobile tech and one nearby option. The average rating is 4.2, and one shop does warranty work. Here is what you need to know before you call.
Redmond auto glass shop handling windshield replacement for Class A RVs and ADAS calibration.
Freightliner dealer in Redmond with an 8-bay shop handling RV chassis and diesel coach repair, plus road service.
Within a short drive of Redmond. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Bend auto glass shop with a 5.0 rating, handling windshield replacement and ADAS calibration for cars and Class A, B, C motorhomes.
Oregon Windshields Redmond rates 4.5 from 6 reviews and works on fridges, awnings, and windshields. They also handle insurance claims, which can save you paperwork. Freightliner Northwest has a 3.9 rating from 55 reviews, offers mobile service, and covers fridges, awnings, and windshields. They do warranty work, chassis repairs, parts, and weekend hours. Both are in Redmond, and there is one more shop nearby. If your windshield is part of a warranty claim, ask about pre-approval before any work starts. That step can prevent surprises.
Windshield replacement usually needs a controlled space, so most work happens in a shop. But a mobile tech can come out for temporary fixes like sealing a leak or assessing damage. Freightliner Northwest offers mobile service, but confirm they handle windshields on-site. For a full replacement, plan to leave your RV at the shop. Ask if they have the glass in stock or how long ordering takes. Spring and summer are busy, so book ahead. Also check whether the shop works with your insurance and warranty provider. That call can save you time and money.
Prices vary by glass type and labor. Get a written estimate that includes removal, new sealant, and disposal. Ask if they use OEM or aftermarket glass; both can be fine, but know what you are paying for. Check that the shop will recalibrate any driver-assist cameras if your RV has them. After the install, inspect the seal for gaps and test for leaks with a water hose. Keep the receipt for warranty claims. If something seems off, speak up before you leave the shop. A good shop will stand behind its work.
There are 2 shops in Redmond that handle RV windshields, plus 1 nearby. Both are listed with ratings and services, so you can compare.
The average rating is 4.2 out of 5. Oregon Windshields Redmond scores 4.5 from 6 reviews, and Freightliner Northwest scores 3.9 from 55 reviews.
Yes, Freightliner Northwest offers mobile service, but confirm they can do windshield replacement on-site. Mobile techs are often better for temporary fixes or assessments.
One shop in Redmond does warranty work: Freightliner Northwest. They also handle insurance and have weekend hours. Call ahead to confirm your warranty is accepted.