Excella RV, Airstreams and more
Airstream-focused RV repair in Apache Junction, with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 18 reviews.
Apache Junction sits where the East Valley runs out of pavement and the Superstitions take over, and the RVs out here take a beating from sun and gravel roads. Two collision and body shops in town handle bent panels and cracked fiberglass, and five more are within reach. The average rating across the local shops is 4.5, so the work is decent if you book ahead.
Airstream-focused RV repair in Apache Junction, with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 18 reviews.
Family-owned Apache Junction RV shop doing chassis, coach and collision work, with mixed but mostly solid reviews.
Within a short drive of Apache Junction. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mesa fiberglass shop with a 5.0 rating, known for RV and boat body and paint work.
Mobile RV paint and body repair in Mesa, AZ, with a 5.0 rating from 3 Google reviews.
Mesa RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating. Reviewers praise the kind staff, smooth buying process, and service department.
Mesa RV shop with a 5.0 Google rating, handling collision repair, body work, and systems service on all RV types.
Mesa RV body and paint shop doing roof repair, fiberglass work, and insurance claims since 1999.
The two Apache Junction body shops cover more than dents. Both handle awning and fridge work, and both list tires and A/C, which tells you they see a lot of road damage that goes past the skin of the rig. One also does electrical and generator repair, the other roof and solar. That spread matters after a blowout or a low branch. You want the shop that can pull the panel, check the roof sealant, and get the fridge running again before you head back out. Ask on the phone which of those they do in-house and which they farm out.
Excella RV, Airstreams and more carries a 4.8 from 18 reviews and lists mobile service, so they can come to your site for some jobs. They also handle insurance, chassis and emergency work, which is worth knowing if you are stuck. East Valley RV Specialists has the longer track record at 201 reviews and a 4.3, and they do warranty work, generator service and insurance claims. One shop is small and specialized, the other is bigger and busier. Call both before you commit, especially in spring when the snowbirds are still here and bays fill up.
Get a written estimate and ask whether the shop works with your insurer directly. If a warranty is involved, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval, because one of the two local shops does warranty work and the other may not. Ask if the parts are in stock or on order, since body panels and awning fabric can take time. And walk the roof with the tech if you can. Sealant cracks show up fast in this sun, and a small leak caught early beats a rotted deck later.
There are 2 in Apache Junction, with 5 more nearby. The two local shops average a 4.5 rating, and between them they cover body work, awnings, A/C, tires, roof, electrical and generator service.
One of the two does. East Valley RV Specialists lists warranty among its features. Call ahead with your policy or warranty number and get pre-approval before the work starts, since the other shop may not bill warranty providers.
Yes. Excella RV, Airstreams and more lists mobile service, so some repairs can happen where you are parked. Mobile work suits A/C, fridge and awning fixes. Major body and chassis damage usually means bringing the rig to the shop.
Ask whether they work with your insurer, whether the parts are in stock, and how long the bay is booked out. Also ask if they check roof sealant while the rig is in, since sun damage around vents and seams is common here and easy to catch during a body job.