RVFix of Bozeman
Bozeman RV repair shop with mobile techs and video diagnosis, rated 4.9 from 31 Google reviews.
Bozeman rigs take a beating. Highway 191 toward Big Sky throws gravel, deer don't read the road signs, and a hailstorm in June can dent a fiberglass cap before you finish your coffee. Two shops here handle collision and body work on RVs, and one of them will also come to you. Both average 4.7 stars, so the real question is which kind of job you have and how fast you need it back.
Bozeman RV repair shop with mobile techs and video diagnosis, rated 4.9 from 31 Google reviews.
Full-service Bozeman RV dealer with repair, parts, propane and a 4.5-star rating from over 600 reviews.
You're a short drive from Yellowstone and the Madison Valley, and a lot of local RVs earn their dents on forest roads and gravel pullouts. If the rig is drivable, get it looked at before your next trip rather than after. If it isn't, ask about storage while you wait for parts, because body panels and trim pieces can take a while. Keep your insurance paperwork and photos of the damage handy, and take more photos from every angle before anything gets disassembled. One more thing: if the damage is near a slide-out or awning, don't cycle it until a tech has looked, because a misaligned slide can turn a small hit into a big one.
Two shops handle collision and body work here: RVFix of Bozeman and Bish's RV of Bozeman. RVFix is mobile and rated 4.9 from 31 reviews. Bish's has a full body department and 618 reviews at 4.5 stars. Both list body repair among their services.
Yes, one of the two shops does warranty work, and that's RVFix of Bozeman. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair begins so there are no surprises. Bish's lists insurance among its features, which matters if you're filing a collision claim instead.
Sometimes. One mobile option serves Bozeman, and it's a good fit for awnings, steps, trim and other jobs that don't need a paint booth or frame equipment. Structural or chassis damage needs a shop bay. Describe the damage on the phone and let the tech tell you which side of that line it falls on.
Plenty. Both handle A/C, fridges, awnings, furnaces, slide-outs and electrical work, and Bish's also lists roof, tires, solar, generator, leveling and winterizing. Collision damage often hides seal and roof problems, so ask for those to be checked while the rig is already in the bay.