Many glass companies say they will install rv glass but really are quite clueless on how to go about the job. Some rv windshields are huge one piece units that are extremely heavy and the risk for a glass shop to install those is high. If the windshield is broken during installation they can’t just run to the local glass house to get another one. Just about every rv windshield is shipped from out of state to Colorado.

If your installer breaks the window during the process and you are looking to hit the road the next day with your motor-home it flat out isn’t going to happen. Usually it takes a week or so from the time the glass is ordered before it arrives to the Colorado rv glass installer.

The main distributors for rv glass are Coach Glass and Guardian Glass. These are the two manufacturers of motorhome windows, in the country. If you are going to hire areputable RV glass shop choose a shop that has a great reputation with the rv glass manufacturers.

One of the other ways you can keep your glass repair down is to use your insurance company and ask them who they recommend. Yes having to pay a $500 deductible can damage your budget a bit, but many of these rv windows can cost $1000 or more if you have to pay fully out of pocket.

What if you have a broken side window on your motorhome? Well if you call the right company they can custom cut glass right on location. Of course if the window is tempered glass the glass will have to go through the tempering process and that can take a few days or longer.

Also check the reputation of the glass installer with RV and Motor-Home Dealers.  If you need additional help and need to talk with the most reputable and trusted rv window companies in the area you should call RV Glass Guy at 303-675-3273. Robert Aranda is the owner of this company and has an impeccable standing in the industry and community.