Star Truck & Auto Collision
Amarillo body shop with a 4.7-star rating that also handles RV roof repair, welding, and glass work.
Collision damage on an RV is a different animal from a fender bender on a sedan. You have fiberglass, roof seams, and a body that has to stay watertight after the fix. Amarillo has three shops that handle this kind of work, averaging 4.5 stars from owners who have been through it. Star Truck & Auto Collision, Coolhorse, and Rodfathers are the names to know before you start calling around.
Amarillo body shop with a 4.7-star rating that also handles RV roof repair, welding, and glass work.
Amarillo trailer and RV shop with a 4.6-star rating, praised for fast, friendly service and getting travelers back on the road.
Amarillo body shop and RV repair crew known for squeezing stranded travelers in and handling insurance work.
All three listed shops work on body damage and roofs, which matters because a hit that cracks a panel usually disturbs a seal somewhere above it. Two of the three handle A/C, and all three take on fridges and awnings, so a single visit can cover the damage plus the appliances that quit on the same trip. One shop is mobile, which helps when the rig will not move safely. Windshield and tire work show up at individual shops, so ask before you assume the one you picked covers everything. Insurance features appear at Star Truck and Rodfathers, so start there if a claim is already open.
Amarillo sits on I-40 and US-287, which means a lot of travelers roll in with damage and need it handled before they can keep going. That also means spring and early summer fill up fast, so call ahead rather than showing up at the bay door. Ask the same question every time: is the part in stock or on order, and how long is the wait. Fiberglass panels, awnings, and windshields are the usual delays. Rodfathers has the most reviews of the three, so its schedule may be tighter. Get the estimate in writing and confirm whether the shop bills your insurer directly.
Body work on an RV is only finished when the water stays out. Once you get the rig home, get on the roof and look at the sealant around anything the shop touched, plus the seams and vents nearby. A fresh repair can look fine and still let water in at a corner. Recheck after the first hard rain. Coolhorse lists weekend hours, which is useful if you can only pick up on a Saturday, and it also handles generators, tires, and chassis work if the damage reached further than the shell. Keep your paperwork and photos of the original damage until the insurance claim closes.
There are 3 listed here, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. No other shops are listed in nearby towns, so these three cover the Amarillo area for body and collision work.
Yes, one of the three shops lists mobile service. That helps when the RV cannot be driven safely after a hit. Call and describe the damage so the tech knows what tools and parts to bring.
Two of the three, Star Truck & Auto Collision and Rodfathers RV Body Shop, list insurance among their features. Ask about direct billing and get pre-approval from your insurer before work starts.
All three shops handle roof work, and two of them also list A/C repair. Since collision damage often disturbs roof seals, having both looked at in one visit saves a second trip and a second wait for an appointment.