RV Windshield Replacement in Jackson Hole, WY

Jackson Hole sits right between Grand Teton and Yellowstone, and every summer a lot of RVs come through the valley. Those are also some of the hardest miles a windshield can see: gravel shoulders, construction zones, park roads, and long climbs on US-89 and US-191. A rock that cracks the windshield on a motorhome can stop a trip in its tracks.

Windshield Doctor replaces RV windshields for local owners and for travelers passing through. Tell us about your RV and we'll track down the right glass and give you a free quote before any work starts.

RV glass varies a lot, so the first thing we'll ask about is what you drive:

• Class A motorhomes usually have a very large windshield, either one piece or two pieces split down the middle. This glass is made for the specific coach model.
• Class C motorhomes are built on a van or truck chassis, and the windshield is usually the same as the chassis cab it's built on.
• Class B camper vans use the windshield from the van they are built on.

Large motorhome windshields are big, heavy, and often have to be ordered for your coach. Call first so we can check on glass for your RV.

To find the right glass, please have these ready when you call:

• RV year, make, and model
• The chassis make and year (for Class C and Class B)
• Your VIN, if you have it
• Whether the windshield is one piece or two
• Photos of the damage, if you can send them

• Gravel and road work. Summer is construction season around Jackson, and gravel trucks and fresh chip-seal throw a lot of rocks.
• Big glass. A large windshield gives rocks a big target, and long spans flex more over bumps.
• Temperature swings. Cool mountain mornings and hot afternoon sun at over 6,000 feet stress the glass and spread chips into cracks.
• Long days on the road. Trips into Yellowstone, over Teton Pass, and down the Snake River Canyon add up to a lot of miles.

If the damage is still a small chip, it may be repairable, and that's much faster than ordering a new windshield. Chip repair at Windshield Doctor starts at $100, and most chips take about 30 minutes. Our guide can a windshield rock chip be repaired? explains what makes a chip repairable. If you're passing through on a trip, see cracked windshield while visiting Yellowstone.

Until it's fixed, keep the defroster on a gentle setting, avoid slamming doors, and put clear tape over a chip to keep dirt and water out.

RV insurance often includes comprehensive coverage, but policies vary. Many comprehensive policies cover glass; we'll check your coverage and bill your insurer directly. If you'd rather pay out of pocket, we'll give you a free quote first.

Mobile service is available across Teton County, which helps when your motorhome is parked at home, at a campground, or somewhere it's hard to move. You can also bring your RV to our shop at 1655 Martin Ln, Jackson, WY 83001, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Call before you come so we can confirm the glass and the best place to do the work.

Cracked RV or motorhome windshield? Call Windshield Doctor at (307) 733-7056 for a free quote. We're open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, at 1655 Martin Ln, Jackson, WY, and mobile service is available across Teton County.