Collision repair on an RV is part bodywork, part carpentry, part sealing and part paint. Here’s how we take an RV from damaged to road-ready — the same way every time.
1. Check-in and inspection
We walk the RV with you, then inspect and photograph the damage — including the areas around it, where hidden damage often hides.
2. Written estimate and approval
You get a detailed estimate. If it’s an insurance claim, we send it to your adjuster and coordinate approval. Work starts only after you approve.
3. Parts
Parts come from our on-site inventory whenever possible, which keeps the job moving.
4. Structure first
Framing, frame straightening and structural welding come before cosmetics. A good-looking repair over damaged structure won’t last.
5. Fiberglass, panels and sealing
Panels, caps and fiberglass are repaired or replaced and sealed so water stays out.
6. Paint and graphics
Surfaces are prepped and refinished with color-matched paint, and graphics are restored.
7. Quality check and walk-through
We test lights, slides, doors and seals, do a final check and walk you through the repair. See RV collision repair.
Frequently asked questions
How long does RV collision repair take?
Minor collision repairs typically take 3–7 business days; major structural repairs typically 2–4 weeks.
Do you work with all insurance companies?
Yes.
Is the work done indoors?
Yes — in our full indoor, secure facility.
Need help with this? See our RV collision repair service, call (949) 830-1996, or request an appointment. Appointments are available Monday through Friday, and Saturday appointments begin January 1, 2027.
Have a question about your RV?
Our service advisors answer the phone — and we put the estimate in writing before any work.
