Denver RV Repairs
Denver RV repair shop rated 4.9 stars by 62 reviewers, handling roof, body, paint and camper work.
Denver's streets and mountain-bound highways are hard on an RV's body. Whether it was a tight campground turn or a hail storm on I-70, you need a shop that understands collision repair. We found 7 shops in Denver that handle RV bodywork, and 4 more nearby. They average 4.7 stars, so quality is generally good. Most also fix the systems that get damaged in a crash, like awnings and A/C units.
Denver RV repair shop rated 4.9 stars by 62 reviewers, handling roof, body, paint and camper work.
Denver RV shop with 4.9 stars from 43 reviews, known for custom campervan builds, lift kits, and solar.
Denver body shop handling RV collision, paint and fiberglass repair, with insurance claims and towing available.
Denver shop focused on Airstream and vintage trailer renovation, restoration and repair, rated 4.6 from 13 reviews.
Denver RV collision and restoration shop with a 5.0 Google rating from three reviews.
Denver RV shop for roof, AC, awning and body repairs, with mobile work on an emergency basis.
Denver RV repair shop handling roof leaks, AC, awnings, and more for all RV types. Quotes in 24 hours.
Within a short drive of Denver. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Commerce City, CO with a 5.0 rating, handling roof, AC, awning and electrical work.
Collision-focused RV repair shop in Arvada with a 3.6-star rating from 72 reviews, mixed feedback on service.
Commerce City RV shop for fiberglass repair, roof and awning work, collision fixes, and detailing with ceramic coatings.
Camper van upfitter and RV repair shop in Arvada with a 4.9-star rating from 156 reviews.
The 7 Denver shops in this list all do body repair, and most also handle the things that break alongside it. All 7 work on awnings and fridges, 5 handle A/C, and 4 fix roofs. That mix matters after a collision because a torn awning or cracked roof vent often goes with the bent panel. If your rig needs electrical work after a crash, 3 shops cover that. Only 1 shop does mobile work, so if your RV can't be driven, call ahead to see if they can come to you or if you need a tow. Some shops specialize: Denver RV Repairs and Savage Campervan & RV both earn 4.9 stars, while FRAMES & RUST IMPACT has the most reviews at 107.
Start with the damage. If it's structural, like a bent frame or a crushed rear cap, ask if the shop has chassis experience. Denver RV Repairs and Savage Campervan & RV both list chassis work, and so does FRAMES & RUST IMPACT. For cosmetic bodywork, any of the 7 can help, but check reviews for fit and finish. Ask if they work with insurance, since 3 shops list insurance as a feature. Get a written estimate and ask how they handle parts delays. Body panels for older RVs can take weeks, so ask if they've ordered the part before you drop off. And confirm whether they do warranty work; none of the shops here claim to, so if your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer first.
Mobile repair is limited: only Rocky Mountain RV Service and Trailer Repair offers it among the 7. That shop also does tires and solar, which could be handy if your collision left you with a flat or a dead battery. If you're outside Denver, there are 4 more shops nearby, so widen your search if you can't get an appointment quickly. Spring and summer are busy, so book ahead if you can. For roof damage, ask about sealant checks; a small leak can turn into a big repair if water gets into the walls. And if your A/C or fridge stopped working after the crash, mention it when you book so they can schedule the right technician.
There are 7 shops in Denver that handle RV collision and body repair. Another 4 are nearby, giving you 11 options in the area. All 7 Denver shops do bodywork, and most also repair awnings and fridges.
Yes, 1 of the 7 Denver shops offers mobile service. Rocky Mountain RV Service and Trailer Repair provides mobile repair, so they can come to your location if your RV can't be driven. Call ahead to confirm availability and what they can do on-site.
Ask if the shop has experience with your type of damage, whether they work with insurance, and how they handle parts ordering. Get a written estimate and ask about turnaround time. Since none of the Denver shops advertise warranty work, check with your RV manufacturer for pre-approval if your rig is under warranty.
The 7 Denver shops average 4.7 stars from customer reviews. Ratings range from 4.3 to 5.0 stars. FRAMES & RUST IMPACT has the most reviews at 107, while Denver RV Repairs and Savage Campervan & RV both hold 4.9 stars.