Shoreline Boat & RV Repair
Tulsa RV and boat repair shop since 1999, known for fiberglass and gelcoat work and help with insurance claims.
A cracked windshield on an RV is different from a cracked windshield on a pickup. The glass is often bonded into a big fiberglass front cap, and the fix can run from a simple chip repair to a full replacement with the cap sealed back down. Tulsa has three shops that handle this kind of work, and one mobile tech who can come to your storage spot. Expect to call ahead, because RV glass is rarely sitting on a shelf.
Tulsa RV and boat repair shop since 1999, known for fiberglass and gelcoat work and help with insurance claims.
Tulsa RV dealer with repair shop, 4.3 stars from 2,043 reviews. Mixed service feedback.
Camping World RV Service in Tulsa handles repairs, maintenance, warranty work and detailing for trailers, fifth wheels and motorhomes.
Within a short drive of Tulsa. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Claremore, OK, offering roof, awning, body, chassis, and collision services for all RV makes.
Three shops in the area list windshield work, and all three also do body repair. That matters. A windshield that cracked because the front cap flexed or a seam let water in needs the body side looked at too, not just new glass. Shoreline Boat & RV Repair holds a 4.7 from 152 reviews and covers the widest spread, from roof and A/C to awning, slide-out and generator. Camping World - Tulsa carries the volume, 2,043 reviews at 4.3, and stocks parts. The smaller Camping World RV Service location sits at 3.7 from 3 reviews but is the one listed for warranty work.
One mobile tech is listed here, and windshield replacement usually is not the job you call them out for. Glass needs a clean, level spot and often a controlled cure, so most replacements happen in a bay. Where mobile helps is the assessment: a tech can look at the crack, check the cap seams and tell you if the glass is the problem or just a symptom. If the RV cannot be driven safely, ask about mobile first. If it can, book the shop and save the trip fee. Ask a plain question when you call: is the glass in stock, or is it ordered? RV windshields are model specific and shipping can take time. A shop that has to order is still a good shop, you just need to know the timeline before you plan a trip around it.
Two of the three shops list insurance work, and one lists warranty. Glass claims often move faster than general repair claims, but your insurer may want an adjuster or a photo before work starts. Get pre-approval in writing before anyone cuts sealant. If your policy has a separate glass deductible, confirm it applies to RV glass and not just autos. And if the RV is still under a manufacturer warranty, ask the shop to document the cap and seal condition with photos, because a replacement done poorly can complicate a later claim. None of this is exotic, it is just the paperwork people skip when they are in a hurry.
Three shops in Tulsa list windshield work, plus one mobile tech in the area. All three shops also do body repair, which helps when the crack traces back to cap flex or a bad seal rather than a rock.
The three listed shops average 4.2 across their reviews. Shoreline Boat & RV Repair sits at 4.7 from 152 reviews, Camping World - Tulsa at 4.3 from 2,043, and Camping World RV Service at 3.7 from 3 reviews.
Usually not. Glass replacement wants a clean, level bay and a controlled cure, so most of it happens in a shop. The mobile tech listed here is better for assessing the crack, checking cap seams and telling you whether the glass caused the problem or just showed it.
Two of the three list insurance work and one lists warranty work. Call your insurer before the shop starts and get pre-approval in writing, and confirm whether your RV glass falls under a separate glass deductible rather than your regular auto coverage.