1st Choice Collision Center
Dover body shop with a 4.9 rating from 114 reviews, handling RV, truck and collision repair plus insurance claims.
A cracked windshield on a Class A is not a Saturday afternoon fix, and in Tennessee you have a decent bench of shops that handle it. We count 16 RV windshield replacement shops across the state, averaging 4.1 stars, and most of them do far more than glass. A few are big dealers with collision bays. A few are smaller service shops where the same person answers the phone and orders the pane.
Dover body shop with a 4.9 rating from 114 reviews, handling RV, truck and collision repair plus insurance claims.
RV dealer and repair shop in Lebanon, TN, with 4.7 stars from 468 reviews. Service, storage, sales.
Cleveland, TN RV repair shop with mobile service and a 4.6-star rating from 258 reviews.
Collision-focused RV body shop in Kodak with certified techs, paint and fiberglass work, roof and AC repair.
RV dealer and repair shop in Chattanooga with a 4.2 rating from over 3,200 reviews, praised for patient sales staff and wide selection.
Camping World RV Service in Kodak handles repairs, maintenance, collision work and detailing for motorhomes and trailers.
Murfreesboro RV dealer with repair shop, known for kind staff and no-pressure sales, but some service complaints.
RV dealer and repair shop off I-40 in Kodak with a big lot, mobile service, and 4.1 stars from 2,500-plus reviews.
Yuma RV shop and mobile tech handling roof, AC, electrical and body work on RVs and horse trailers.
Airstream of Knoxville Service Center in Kodak, TN handles RV repairs, bodywork, and maintenance with helpful staff.
Camping World RV Service in Nashville handles repairs, maintenance, and collision work for motorhomes and trailers.
Camping World RV Service in Murfreesboro handles roof and awning repairs, warranty work, and emergency fixes, with mixed reviews on communication.
Knoxville Fleet Truck and Trailer Repair in Seymour, TN offers 24/7 mobile RV repair with a 4.0 Google rating from 70 reviews.
RV repair shop in Knoxville, TN offering body, chassis, collision, and glass repair plus parts and accessories.
Chattanooga RV service center for repairs, maintenance, and collision work, with mixed reviews on communication.
Nashville RV dealer and repair shop handling roof, awning and body work, with 3.6 stars across 1,855 Google reviews.
All 16 of the shops we list handle windshield work, so the split is not about who does glass. It is about what comes with it. Thirteen also do body work, which matters when the crack came with a bent cap or a torn fiberglass front. Fourteen handle roofs, sixteen handle fridges and awnings, and eleven take on slide-outs. Nine of the 16 will do warranty work, and that number is worth checking before you book. If your glass is covered, call the warranty provider first and get the shop approved. A shop that has done the paperwork before moves faster than one learning it on your coach.
National Indoor RV Centers near Nashville has the deepest review history of the group, 468 reviews at 4.7 stars, and it handles awnings, generators and slide-outs alongside glass. Camping World in Chattanooga carries a huge review count at 4.2 stars. 1st Choice Collision Center sits at 4.9 stars and does roof, body and windshield work. Shelburne RV Service takes mobile calls, which helps if the coach cannot safely move. Campers Inn in Knoxville is small on reviews but perfect on rating. Pick by what else needs fixing, not by the glass alone.
Seven of the 16 shops offer mobile service. A mobile tech is a real option when the windshield is chipped rather than shattered, or when the coach is stuck and you need someone to look before you tow it. What mobile work rarely covers is a full pane swap on a large front end, since that needs a controlled space and a second set of hands. Ask on the phone whether they replace glass or only repair chips. If the answer is chips, ask who they send the replacement to. That referral is usually a shop that has done the job on your model before. Around Kodak, Nashville, Murfreesboro and Chattanooga you have choices within a reasonable drive. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so book ahead if you can.
We list 16 shops across the state that handle RV windshield replacement, with an average rating of 4.1 stars. All 16 do windshield work, and most also handle roofs, awnings and body repairs, so you can often get several jobs done in one visit.
Yes. Seven of the 16 shops offer mobile service. That works well for chip repairs and for looking at a coach that cannot safely move, but a full windshield replacement usually needs a shop bay. Ask on the phone whether they replace glass or only repair chips.
Nine of the 16 shops will do warranty work. Call your warranty or insurance provider first and get the repair pre-approved, then confirm the shop accepts that coverage. Having the approval in hand before you arrive saves a day or more on the job.
Plenty. Thirteen of the 16 shops also do body work, 14 handle roofs, and 11 take on slide-outs. If your coach needs a roof reseal or an awning replaced, book it with the windshield job and save yourself a second trip.