HQ Windscreens Tauranga offer mobile caravan & motorhome glass repair and replacement services with over 20 years of experience. Replacing recreational vehicle glass differs from standard car work: technicians deal with curved acrylic side windows, thicker laminated windscreens, butyl tape and sealant strips around roof hatches and Seitz-style window frames, and flexible mounting seals for skylights and awning windows, so the job calls for specialist tools like a hot air gun to soften old sealant, a cold knife for cutting out bonded units, and glazing spacers to seat new acrylic or glass panes evenly in the frame. We provide same-day, fully mobile caravan and motorhome glass replacement across Tauranga.
The types of glass we replace span the full range of recreational vehicle needs, including front and rear windscreens, sliding and fixed side windows, roof hatches and vents, entry door glass, Seitz double-glazed window units, and awning windows, with OEM-quality materials fitted by certified technicians and ADAS calibration handled where a front camera or sensor is present. As a local, family-owned business, we understand the specific needs of Bay of Plenty travelers and offer insurance claim assistance alongside transparent upfront pricing — whether your vehicle is parked at a campsite in Mount Maunganui or stored at home in Papamoa, we come to you.
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We service all major glass components found in caravans and motorhomes, using OEM-quality materials and certified technicians with over 20 years of experience, with same-day appointments available across the Tauranga region.

Fixed windows are a structural part of your caravan or motorhome's shell. When the glass cracks or the seal fails, water ingress becomes a real risk — particularly given Tauranga's coastal humidity and UV exposure.
We replace fixed window glass using OEM-quality glazing that matches the original thickness, tint, and edge finish. Common fixed window types we work with include:
Our mobile service means we come to your site in Tauranga, Mount Maunganui, or surrounding Bay of Plenty locations without you needing to move your vehicle.
Sliding windows take more mechanical wear than fixed units. The tracks, seals, and locking mechanisms all affect how well the glass performs over time.
We replace sliding window glass and, where needed, the full frame assembly. Key issues we address include:
Problem | Cause |
|---|---|
Cracked pane
| Impact or thermal stress |
Failed seal | UV degradation or age |
Crack Over 30mm | Track wear or frame warping |
Replacement glass is cut to the exact dimensions of your existing aperture. We carry stock suited to the most common caravan brands sold in New Zealand, including Jayco and Coachmen models.

Motorhome windscreens are large, complex pieces of glass that require precise fitting. A poor installation affects structural integrity, road noise, and in many modern motorhomes, ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) functionality.
We are ADAS calibration specialists, which means after a windscreen replacement, we recalibrate lane-keep assist, forward collision warning, and adaptive cruise control sensors to manufacturer specifications.
Panoramic windscreens we work with include:
Pricing is provided upfront before any work begins.

Beyond standard replacements, we also upgrade existing glass to improve comfort, security, a nd privacy. This is a practical option for full-time travelers or those using their motorhome for extended stays at Tauranga's holiday parks.
Upgrade options include:
All upgrades use premium materials and are backed by our lifetime workmanship guarantee. We also assist with insurance claims where glass upgrades follow an insured event.
Working with a local specialist means faster response times, materials suited to the BOP environment, and technicians who understand the specific demands of the region's roads and coastline.

Our technicians are certified and carry over 20 years of industry experience working on caravan and motorhome glazing across the Bay of Plenty. That background matters when you're dealing with curved windscreens, skylights, or habitation windows that require precise fitting.
We work with OEM-quality glass and premium materials on every job. Our team also handles ADAS calibration, where required — critical for modern motorhomes with forward-facing cameras or sensors mounted to the windscreen.
Every job we complete is backed by a lifetime workmanship guarantee. That's not a common offering, and it reflects the confidence we have in the quality of our work.

We operate a 100% mobile service, meaning we come to your location rather than requiring you to tow or drive a damaged vehicle. This matters especially for larger motorhomes or caravans that are difficult to move safely with a cracked or broken windscreen.
We service the full Bay of Plenty region, including:
Same-day service is available, which reduces downtime if you're mid-trip or preparing to leave. We also provide insurance claim assistance and transparent upfront pricing so there are no surprises when the job is done.

Tauranga sits on the Tauranga Harbour and is directly exposed to the coastal environment of the Bay of Plenty. Salt air accelerates the degradation of low-grade sealants and adhesives used around caravan glazing.
We use bonding agents and sealants specifically rated for high-humidity and salt-exposed environments. This reduces the risk of seal failure, water ingress, and frame corrosion over time.
Our material choices apply equally to:
Glass Type | Key Consideration
|
|---|---|
Windscreens
| UV resistance, ADAS compatibility |
Roof hatches & skylights
| Watertight sealing in coastal air |
Side & rear windows
| Expansion tolerance, salt resistance |
Emergency exit windows
| Compliance fit and secure bonding |