Vanlife Customs
Camper van upfitter and RV repair shop in Arvada with a 4.9-star rating from 156 reviews.
Collision damage on an RV is its own kind of headache. Two body shops in Arvada handle it, and both also take on roof, A/C, fridge and awning work, so you can often get a bent panel and a tired appliance sorted in one visit. Average rating here sits at 4.2 across the pair, and five more shops are within easy reach if you want a second look.
Camper van upfitter and RV repair shop in Arvada with a 4.9-star rating from 156 reviews.
Collision-focused RV repair shop in Arvada with a 3.6-star rating from 72 reviews, mixed feedback on service.
Within a short drive of Arvada. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Denver RV shop for roof, AC, awning and body repairs, with mobile work on an emergency basis.
Denver body shop handling RV collision, paint and fiberglass repair, with insurance claims and towing available.
Denver RV repair shop rated 4.9 stars by 62 reviewers, handling roof, body, paint and camper work.
Airstream factory-licensed custom builder and repair shop in Wheat Ridge, CO, rated 4.7 stars from 37 reviews.
Denver RV shop with 4.9 stars from 43 reviews, known for custom campervan builds, lift kits, and solar.
Vanlife Customs earns a 4.9 from 156 reviews, and the mix of work it lists says a lot: body, roof, A/C, fridge, awning, furnace, electrical, solar and windshield. That spread suits an owner who wants one place to handle the panel damage and the systems behind it. Camping World RV Collision Center runs a 3.6 from 72 reviews, with insurance and body listed among its features. Read the reviews before you book. A high rating tells you people left happy; the written notes tell you why. Ask each shop how they handle insurance claims and parts ordering, since those two things decide how long your rig sits.
Get photos of every damaged area before you drop the RV off, and take them from a few angles. Body work estimates shift once a shop pulls panels and finds bent framing or cracked mounts, so ask how they handle a change in scope mid-job. Parts are the usual delay. Ask whether the part is in stock or on order, and get a rough window rather than a date. If the damage touches the roof or a slide-out seal, mention it now, not after the body work is done, because water gets in fast around a fresh gap.
The same two shops cover roof repairs, A/C, fridges, awnings, and one lists furnace work. One takes electrical and solar jobs, and one lists windshield. If your issue is a dead A/C or a fridge that quits on propane, that is not collision work, but it can land in the same bay. Book early in spring when everyone else is waking their rig up from winter. Mobile techs are not listed here, so plan on bringing the RV to the shop. For anything not covered, the five nearby shops are worth a call.
Two shops in Arvada are listed for RV collision and body repair. Both also handle roof, A/C, fridge and awning work, so you have options for combining repairs in one trip.
The two shops average 4.2 stars. Vanlife Customs holds a 4.9 from 156 reviews, and Camping World RV Collision Center sits at 3.6 from 72 reviews.
None of the Arvada listings indicate warranty work. Call ahead and ask directly, and get any pre-approval from your warranty provider in writing before the shop starts.
Yes. Both Arvada shops list A/C and fridge work alongside body repair, and one also lists electrical, solar and windshield. Mention every problem when you book so the shop can plan the time.