RV Glass Job Reports
Every report below documents one completed RV glass job: the exact coach, the damage, the glass that was sourced, how long the install took, the safe drive-away window, and the price actually invoiced. Class C chassis windshields in these reports ran $690–$1,340 installed; Class A two-piece coach glass ran $2,460–$4,180; chip repairs ran $125.
2019 Winnebago View Windshield Replacement — Mesa, Arizona
Documented RV windshield replacement on a 2019 Winnebago View in Mesa, Arizona: damage, part sourced, install time, cure window and final price paid.
2016 Tiffin Allegro Bus Two-Piece Windshield Replacement — Phoenix, Arizona
Documented two-piece Class A coach windshield replacement on a 2016 Tiffin Allegro Bus in Phoenix: glass sourcing, full-day install, gasket set and final price.
2014 Thor A.C.E. Foggy Dual-Pane Window Replacement — Riverside, California
Documented RV side-window replacement on a 2014 Thor A.C.E. in Riverside, California: failed dual-pane seal, insert reglaze versus full frame, install time and final price.
2021 Jayco Redhawk Windshield Replacement with ADAS Recalibration — Sacramento, California
Documented Class C windshield replacement with forward-camera recalibration on a 2021 Jayco Redhawk in Sacramento, California: parts, calibration, time and final price.
2013 Newmar Dutch Star Windshield Replacement and Leak Repair — Tampa, Florida
Documented Class A coach windshield replacement and front-cap leak repair on a 2013 Newmar Dutch Star in Tampa, Florida: water intrusion, rot check, install and final price.
2020 Coachmen Freelander Windshield Chip Repair — Denver, Colorado
Documented RV windshield chip repair on a 2020 Coachmen Freelander in Denver, Colorado: resin injection on a fresh bullseye, 40-minute mobile visit, $125 total.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an RV glass job report?
A documented record of a completed RV glass job: the exact RV year, make and model, the chassis, what the damage was, which glass was sourced, how long the install took, the cure window, and the final invoiced price — with photos and video from the install itself.
Why publish real prices?
Because RV glass pricing is the single hardest number to find in this industry, and quotes vary enormously by class. Publishing what real jobs actually invoiced gives owners a reference point before they call anyone, including us.
Are these jobs from your own installers?
Yes. Every report comes from a shop listed in the verified directory, working under the standard published at /how-we-vet-rv-glass-shops. Reports are published with the customer's permission.
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