Daugherty Auto & RV Sales
Family-run Cullman RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.9-star rating from 31 Google reviews.
Cullman sits where I-65 meets US-278, and that crossroads brings in plenty of RVs with bent panels and cracked fiberglass. Two body and collision shops serve the area, averaging 4.7 stars across 31-review totals, and each handles roof, A/C, fridge and awning work too. One is mobile and one accepts warranty jobs. That gives you real choices after a scrape with a low branch or a tight campground turn.
Family-run Cullman RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.9-star rating from 31 Google reviews.
Cullman RV repair shop rated 4.5 stars, handling A/C, roof, awning, brakes and mobile calls.
Within a short drive of Cullman. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV collision repair shop in Hanceville, AL, with a 4.4-star rating from 21 Google reviews.
Third-generation family RV shop in Hanceville, repairing roofs, slide-outs, water damage and more since 1977.
Daugherty Auto & RV Sales carries a 4.9 rating and handles body work plus parts, with emergency help on the list. Johnston RV Center Service Center sits at 4.5 and covers body and chassis repair, warranty and insurance work, and windshield glass. Both will look at roof, A/C, fridge and awning problems alongside the dents. If your damage came from a covered mishap, call the insurance company before the shop starts tearing panels off. Pre-approval saves a fight later, and Johnston is set up for that paperwork.
Johnston is the mobile option here, which helps if your rig cannot safely move or a slide-out jam is keeping you parked. Small fixes like a dead A/C or a leaking fridge can often be handled where you sit. Body and collision work usually needs a bay, a frame check and paint, so plan on leaving the RV. Ask how long the estimate takes once the shop has it. A roof leak after a storm is the other common call. Get the sealant checked before water reaches the ceiling, and ask whether the part is on the shelf before you tow it over.
Spring is when everyone remembers the roof and the A/C, so book collision estimates early if you can. Cullman is close to Lewis Smith Lake and the back roads toward Guntersville, both places where limbs and gravel find body panels. If the damage is cosmetic and the rig is still roadworthy, drive it to the shop and get on the schedule rather than waiting at the campground. Ask about warranty coverage up front. One of the two shops advertises it, and a body claim tied to a manufacturer defect runs a different path than an insurance claim.
There are two. Each also lists roof, A/C, fridge and awning repair, so a dent and a dead appliance can be handled in one stop.
The two shops average 4.7 stars, and both have 31 reviews, so the sample is even. Daugherty sits at 4.9 and Johnston at 4.5.
Johnston is the mobile tech of the two, but collision and paint work usually needs a shop bay. Expect to bring the RV in for panel repair and save the mobile call for smaller jobs like roof leaks.
Johnston RV Center Service Center advertises warranty and insurance work, which fits a collision claim. Daugherty lists body work, parts and emergency help. Call ahead and get approval before repairs start.