Mobile Joe RV Collision
Full-service RV collision and repair shop in Hillsboro with a 4.9-star rating from 52 reviews.
A torn awning or a slide-out that won't budge can end a trip before it starts, and in Hillsboro you have three shops that handle both jobs. All three do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Two of them also take on A/C repair, handy when the awning and the cooling go at once. Ratings here run high, so the choice usually comes down to scheduling and how far you want to drive.
Full-service RV collision and repair shop in Hillsboro with a 4.9-star rating from 52 reviews.
Hillsboro RV dealer with service bays, parts, and a big lot of new and used trailers and fifth wheels.
RV repair shop in Hillsboro handling roof and awning work, warranty and insurance jobs, plus parts and service.
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Three shops in town list awning repair, and the same three handle roofs, which is worth knowing since an awning failure often starts with a torn fabric pulling on the rail or a seal letting water into the slide topper. Mobile Joe RV Collision carries the strongest review record at 4.9 from 52 reviews, and they also do body and parts work, so collision damage to a slide-out wall is in their lane. Camping World - Hillsboro has the big review count, 1341, at 4.4, and they stock parts and generators. The Camping World RV Service location is newer with just two reviews but a 5.0 average and the same warranty and insurance support. Call ahead and ask whether the fabric or the hardware is in stock before you haul the rig over.
Awning and slide-out work piles up in spring, when everyone de-winters and finds the same surprises: a seam that gave out, a motor that groans, a topper that flaps. The average rating across these three is 4.8, and shops that good fill their bays. For a slide-out that won't retract, say so when you call. That's often a same-day or priority job because you can't tow a rig with the slide hanging out. If you're under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before anyone orders parts, and confirm the shop will bill the warranty company directly. Ask what the diagnostic fee is and whether it applies to the repair.
All three shops here also do roof repair, and that pairing is not a coincidence. Water getting past a bad awning rail or slide seal is one of the usual ways a roof starts leaking, and by the time you notice a stain inside, the damage has been working a while. Have the tech look at the sealant along the rail and around the slide opening while the awning is off. It costs little to add and saves a second appointment. A mobile tech is not an option in this count, so plan on dropping the RV off. Nearby Beaverton and Aloha owners make the same drive, so ask about turnaround time when you book.
Three shops in Hillsboro list awning and slide-out repair, and all three also do roof work. Two of the three handle A/C repair as well. Every one of them accepts warranty work, which is a good sign if your rig is still covered.
No. None of the three are mobile techs, so you'll need to bring the RV to the shop. If a slide-out is stuck open and the rig can't be towed, call first and explain the situation so they can advise you.
Mobile Joe RV Collision has a 4.9 average from 52 reviews. Camping World - Hillsboro sits at 4.4 from 1341 reviews, a large sample. The Camping World RV Service location shows 5.0 but from only two reviews, so weigh that number lightly.
It depends on your policy and what failed, so get pre-approval from the manufacturer before parts are ordered. All three shops here do warranty work. Ask whether they bill the warranty company directly or expect you to pay and get reimbursed.