Certified RV Repair LLC
Elkhart RV repair shop with a 4.8 rating from 67 reviews, known for warranty work and slide repairs.
Elkhart builds a lot of RVs, and it fixes them too. Seven collision and body repair shops are listed here, with an average rating of 4.1. Three say they do warranty work. Whether you dented a compartment door on a tight turn or crunched a rear cap, these shops know the area and the hardware.
Elkhart RV repair shop with a 4.8 rating from 67 reviews, known for warranty work and slide repairs.
Elkhart RV shop rated 4.8 stars for roof, leak and body repairs, with reviewers praising workmanship and fair pricing.
Elkhart RV shop with a 4.7-star rating and 56 reviews, known for honest staff and warranty work.
RV repair and collision shop in Elkhart handling body work, paint, and glass, with mobile service available.
Elkhart body shop that also handles RV repair, from paint and fiberglass to brakes and engine diagnostics.
Camping World RV Service in Elkhart handles roof, awning, and collision repairs, but reviews are mixed.
Elkhart RV repair shop handling roof and AC work, collision and body repairs, and full renovations.
Within a short drive of Elkhart. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Wakarusa RV shop rated 4.6 stars by 46 reviewers, known for friendly staff and Travel Supreme expertise.
Wakarusa RV shop with a 4.7 rating, known for fast slide out fixes and honest, experienced techs.
Wakarusa body shop handling auto and RV collision work, with paint matching and insurance help.
Collision repair on an RV is part body shop, part systems check. A hit on the rear can crack a roof seam, knock a slide-out out of alignment, or kill a fridge. The shops here list body work alongside roof, awning, and fridge service, so they expect to chase the damage past the panel. Certified RV Repair LLC and Custom RV Repair both note insurance work, which matters when a claim is paying. Ask up front if they will bill your insurer directly or if you pay and get reimbursed. And get the estimate in writing before anyone starts pulling a dent.
All Brand RV Repair LLC shows mobile service and parts, which helps if the rig will not move safely or you are stuck at a campground. A mobile tech can handle a lot in the site, but body work usually needs a shop with a frame rack and paint booth. Parts availability is the other half of the wait. Elkhart has a deep supply chain, but a front cap for a specific model year can still take time. Ask if the part is in stock before you drop the rig off, and get the warranty pre-approval started early if a claim is involved.
Five of the seven shops list roof repair, and that is no surprise. A roof leak often shows up after a collision has stressed a seam. If you are filing a claim, take photos before anyone washes the rig. Three shops note warranty work, so bring your policy and the VIN. For a small leak, some owners patch and wait. But if the damage came from a wreck, let the insurance adjuster see it first. Repairing before approval can complicate the claim.
There are 7 listed. Three of them state they do warranty work, and the average rating across the group is 4.1.
One listing, All Brand RV Repair LLC, mentions mobile service. For body damage, a shop with a frame rack is usually the better fit.
Yes. Ask the shop if they work with insurance and get the claim approved first. Three shops here list warranty or insurance work, so start there.
Five of the 7 list roof repair. Collisions often open roof seams, so have the roof checked even if the damage looks low.