Sprinter Van Solutions
Sprinter specialists in San Diego with a 5.0 rating from 116 reviews, known for honest, knowledgeable service.
A cracked windshield can sideline your trip, and in San Diego you have a couple of good options. Two shops here handle RV glass, and both have solid ratings from owners who have been through it. One is mobile, so you might not even need to move your rig. The other does full body and warranty work. Either way, call ahead and ask if they have the glass for your model in stock.
Sprinter specialists in San Diego with a 5.0 rating from 116 reviews, known for honest, knowledgeable service.
Family-run San Diego RV shop, 39 years in, handling AC, roof, awning, generator and chassis work.
RV windshields are not like car glass. They are often bonded into a frame that flexes, and a bad install can leak or crack again. Both shops here have experience with big glass, but ask how they handle the seal and whether they use OEM or aftermarket glass. If your rig is a Sprinter chassis, Sprinter Van Solutions is a natural first call. For a Class A with a one-piece windshield, RV Specialist handles body work and might be the better fit. In either case, get a written quote and ask about lead time, since glass may need to be ordered.
Mobile service is handy if your RV is stuck at a campground or storage lot. Sprinter Van Solutions is mobile, so they come to you. That saves you the stress of driving with a cracked windshield. RV Specialist is also mobile but has a shop for bigger jobs. If the crack is in your line of sight or spreading, don't delay. A mobile tech can assess whether it's repairable or needs replacement. For replacement, they'll likely need to order the glass and schedule a return visit. Ask if they can do the work at your location or if you need to bring it in.
Glass claims are often covered by insurance, but RV windshields can be pricey. Both shops list insurance as a feature, so ask them to work with your carrier. If you have a warranty, RV Specialist does warranty work, which could save you money. Get pre-approval from your insurer before any work starts. And ask about the warranty on the work itself. A leak-free install is key, so find out what they'll do if a leak shows up later. Also, check if your policy has a separate glass deductible; sometimes it's lower than your regular one.
There are 2 shops in San Diego that handle RV windshield replacement. Both are mobile and have insurance and body work features.
The average rating is 4.7 out of 5 based on customer reviews. Sprinter Van Solutions has a 5.0 rating, and RV Specialist has a 4.3.
Yes, RV Specialist does warranty work. That can be helpful if your windshield replacement is covered by a warranty. Always ask for pre-approval before work begins.
Both shops are mobile, so they can come to you. That's convenient if your RV is not driveable or if you're at a campground. Ask about any travel fees when you call.