Lance Camper Window Replacement

Headquarters: Lancaster, California
RV types built: Truck campers, travel trailers

Lance builds truck campers and towables, so all glass work is frame-mounted window replacement — no coach windshield involved.

The distinctive parts are the cab-over front window and the large dual-pane living-area units used across the lineup.

Lance Camper model lines we cover

650, 825, 855S, 975, 1172 (truck campers)
1475, 1685, 1985, 2075, 2185, 2445 (travel trailers)

What to know about Lance Camper glass

Lance specifies dual-pane insulated windows widely; fogging between panes indicates seal failure and is often reglazable without a new frame.
The cab-over front window on truck campers takes direct highway airflow and debris — it is the most commonly replaced unit.
Windows are supplied by Lippert or Philips; the supplier stamp inside the frame identifies the part quickly.
Egress windows must be replaced like for like to keep the release mechanism and opening size compliant.

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Lance Camper Glass Questions

How much does a Lance camper window cost to replace?

Standard single-pane windows run $200–$500 installed, dual-pane units $400–$900, and large panoramic or cab-over windows $500–$1,100.

Can a fogged Lance dual-pane window be repaired?

Frequently. If the frame is straight and uncorroded, a specialist can replace the sealed glass pack and reseal it for roughly half the cost of a complete window.