Collision · Fiberglass · Frame · Paint
RV Collision Repair in Orange County
From a scraped sidewall to a crushed front cap, we restore RVs of every make — and we handle the insurance claim with you.
- Since 1995
- Insurance handled
- Written estimate first
- Serving SoCal since 1995
- 35+ years of team experience
- Insurance claims handled for you
- Full indoor, secure facility
- Free pickup & delivery nearby
RV body shop
Accidents happen. The repair shouldn’t be another one.
An RV isn’t a car with a bigger body. Its walls are layered fiberglass, lauan and framing; its roof is a membrane; its slide-outs and seals keep water out. A collision repair that only fixes what you can see leaves the door open to leaks, delamination and rot.
Our collision team restores the structure first, then the skin and the finish — on Class A, B and C motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers, toy haulers and camper vans of every make. Every job starts with a written estimate, and nothing starts without your approval.
Have photos? Email several angles of the damage and we can often give you a starting estimate before you drive in.
Services
What our RV collision repair covers
- Dents, scrapes and sidewall damageDent removal, panel replacement and fiberglass sidewall repair, color-matched to the factory finish.
- Fiberglass and gel coatCracks, holes and impact damage repaired and refinished, including front and rear caps.
- Frame and structural repairFrame straightening and structural welding to restore the chassis and framing after a hard hit.
- Roof damageBranch strikes, overhead clearance hits and torn membranes — EPDM, TPO, fiberglass and aluminum.
- Windshields and glassWindshield and window replacement, plus door and window frame repair.
- Awnings and slide-outsBent awning arms, torn fabric and slide-outs knocked out of alignment.
- Paint and graphicsFull-panel and full-body refinishing with color matching, decals and stripes.
- FabricationCustom metal and fiberglass parts fabricated in-house when a factory part isn’t available.
How it works
Our collision repair process
Seven steps, the same way every time — so you always know where your RV is in the process.
- 1
Check-in & inspection
A full visual inspection and diagnostics to find all the damage, not just the obvious damage.
- 2
Estimate & approval
A detailed written estimate — sent to your insurance adjuster if it’s a claim. Work starts after you approve.
- 3
Parts
Parts are pulled from our on-site inventory whenever possible, so the job isn’t waiting on shipping.
- 4
Repair & fabrication
Structure and framing first, then fiberglass, panels and seals.
- 5
Body & paint
Surfaces prepped and refinished for a smooth, color-matched finish.
- 6
Reassembly & quality check
Components realigned, lights and seals tested, and a final double check.
- 7
Delivery
Pick it up, or let us deliver it — free within about 10 miles of the shop.
Insurance
Insurance claims, handled with you
You have the right to choose your repair shop. We work with all insurance companies — we document the damage with photos, prepare the estimate for your adjuster, coordinate directly with the insurer and help with the paperwork once a claim is open.
Read the full guide: how RV insurance claims work at El Toro.
Hidden damage
Why it matters who fixes it
- Hidden impact damage can break seals far from the dent
- Water that gets in after a collision leads to delamination and rot
- Frame damage affects how the RV tows and drives
- Correct repairs protect resale value
What customers tell us
Trust that’s earned over years
Customers for 10, 15, even 20 years
Many of our customers have trusted the same shop with the same rigs for well over a decade — including Airstreams, Monacos and Dynamax coaches.
Photos before you approve
Customers tell us they appreciate seeing photos of the problem and the fix, and approving the work before it starts.
Back when promised, with updates
First-time customers mention getting their RV back on the day we said, with updates along the way.
Questions
RV collision repair questions
Do you work with insurance companies?
Yes — all of them. We prepare the estimate for your adjuster, coordinate with your insurer and help with the paperwork once your claim is open.
Can you estimate from pictures?
Often, yes. Email several photos from different angles and distances. We’ll give you a starting estimate and confirm it in person.
How long does RV collision repair take?
It depends on the make, model and damage. Minor collision repairs typically take 3–7 business days, and major structural repairs typically take 2–4 weeks. Your written estimate includes a timeline.
What should I do after an RV accident?
Photograph all the damage before anything is moved, open a claim with your insurer, then call us. We’ll take it from there, including the adjuster.
Do you repair all RV brands?
Yes — Class A, B and C motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers, toy haulers and camper vans, including Airstream, Winnebago, Tiffin, Newmar, Thor, Fleetwood, Monaco and more.
Can I keep using my RV until the repair?
If water can get in, don’t wait. Damaged seams and roofs let rain into the walls, which turns a body repair into a structural one.
Service areas
Serving RV owners across Southern California
Drive in to our Orange shop, or ask about free pickup and delivery within about 10 miles.
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Damage today? Start the estimate today.
Call, send photos, or book a check-in — we'll walk you through every step.
Request an appointment
Appointments available Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. Saturday appointments begin January 1, 2027.
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412 W Levers Pl, Orange, CA 92867
- Monday – Friday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
- SaturdayOpening January 1, 2027
- SundayClosed