Dillon RV Parts & Service
Boise RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating, handling roof, AC, body and electrical work plus a big parts counter.
When a fender meets a bollard or hail dents the side of your rig, you want a body shop that knows RVs, not just cars. Boise has three collision and body repair shops with an average rating of 4.8. Two also handle roof and A/C work, so you can get a leak check while the insurance estimate is written. Call ahead for parts availability and ask about warranty pre-approval before you drop the unit off.
Boise RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating, handling roof, AC, body and electrical work plus a big parts counter.
Family-owned Boise RV shop with 30+ years in the Treasure Valley, 4.6 stars across 45 Google reviews.
Boise RV repair and paint shop, a branch of Harold's Auto Body, taking on fiberglass work too.
Three shops in Boise list collision and body repair, and all three also work on refrigerators and awnings, a useful combo when a blowout takes out the wheel well and the fridge door. Two of the three handle roof and A/C repair, so you can get a sealant check while the rig is in for a dent. One shop is set up for warranty and insurance work, which saves you a separate trip. Ask if the shop works with your insurer before you commit. Parts are the usual delay. Call ahead and ask if the replacement panel or awning fabric is in stock. If it is not, get the lead time in writing so your trip does not stall.
None of the body shops in Boise list mobile service, so plan to bring the RV in. That is normal for collision work. A mobile tech can handle a dead A/C or a stuck slide-out in your driveway, but body panels and chassis straightening need a bay. If you are stuck at a campground, ask whether a mobile tech can make it safe to drive before you book the body appointment. Winterize and tire work are also on the menu at two of the shops, so you can bundle seasonal chores with the repair and save a second trip.
Spring is the busy season for roof and A/C work, so call a week or two before you need the rig. Ask what the shop needs for an insurance estimate: photos, claim number, and adjuster contact. Get pre-approval before work starts so there are no surprises. Dillon RV Parts & Service has a 4.9 rating from 36 reviews, and Wilson's RV Repair - Boise has a 4.6 from 45 reviews. Harolds Rv has no ratings yet, so ask for references if you are considering them.
Three shops in Boise list collision and body repair. Their average rating is 4.8, and all three also work on refrigerators and awnings. Two of the three handle roof and A/C repair as well.
No. None of the three body shops in Boise list mobile service. You will need to bring the RV to the shop for collision and body work. For a dead A/C or slide-out, look for a mobile tech separately.
One shop in Boise lists warranty work, Dillon RV Parts & Service. Ask about pre-approval before work starts. Wilson's RV Repair - Boise lists insurance but not warranty, so confirm coverage with your provider.
Two of the three Boise body shops also list roof and A/C repair, and all three handle refrigerators and awnings. Tire and winterize services are available at two shops, so you can bundle seasonal work with the body repair.