Camping World RV Service - Churchville
RV repair shop in Churchville, NY, handling roof and awning work, warranty and insurance claims, and same-day service.
Two collision and body repair shops sit near Churchville, NY, and both handle roof, slide-out, awning, and windshield work. One of them takes warranty jobs. The reviews are thin at one shop and steady at the other, so read the details before you hand over the keys. If your rig is drivable, get an estimate first; if not, ask about mobile service in nearby Rochester.
RV repair shop in Churchville, NY, handling roof and awning work, warranty and insurance claims, and same-day service.
RV dealer and repair shop in Churchville with a 3.9 rating from 259 Google reviews, handling roof, AC and awning work.
Within a short drive of Churchville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Caledonia, NY, offering roof and awning service, warranty repair, and parts.
You have two shops in town that specialize in collision and body repair, and both also fix roofs, slide-outs, awnings, windshields, generators, leveling jacks, fridges, and winterize systems. One shop does A/C work; neither advertises mobile service. The smaller shop has a perfect rating from a single review, which doesn't tell you much. The larger shop has hundreds of reviews and a solid average, so it's the one most people in Churchville already know. If you need engine or chassis work beyond body damage, ask. These are body-focused shops, and they may send you to a specialist in Rochester or Batavia for drivetrain issues.
Collision damage on an RV is different from a car. You're dealing with fiberglass, aluminum skin, roof membrane, and sometimes the frame underneath. A shop that knows RVs will look at the seams and the roof first, because a hard hit can open a leak you won't see until the next rain. Ask if they can match the paint and decals; older rigs often need custom work. For a roof leak or a stuck slide-out, you might not need a full body shop. But if the damage came from an accident, the same shop can handle the structural repair and the cosmetic finish. Get the estimate in writing and ask how they handle insurance claims.
One of the two shops does warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, start there. Have your VIN and policy number ready, and ask the shop to pre-authorize the repair with your warranty provider before any work begins. That step saves arguments later. Parts availability can slow things down. Camping World - Churchville keeps a parts counter, which helps for common items, but body panels and decals for older models often need to be ordered. Call ahead with your year, make, and model, and ask if the part is in stock or how long it takes to arrive. In spring, shops fill up fast, so book your slot early.
Two shops are listed in Churchville. Both handle body work, roof repair, slide-outs, awnings, and windshields. One also does A/C service. There is one additional shop nearby if you widen your search.
Yes, one of the two shops accepts warranty work. Call ahead with your VIN and warranty provider so they can pre-authorize the repair before you drop off your RV.
Neither Churchville shop advertises mobile service. Body and collision work usually requires a shop bay anyway. If your rig isn't drivable, ask the shop for a referral or call a mobile tech in the Rochester area.
Bring your RV's year, make, and model, plus photos of the damage if you have them. For warranty or insurance claims, bring your policy number and claim information. Ask for the estimate in writing and confirm whether parts are in stock.