Leisure Coachworks
Fontana RV repair shop rated 4.8 stars, handling roof, AC, awning, body and electrical work on most RV classes.
When a collision crunches your RV's body, you need a shop that can handle both the structural work and the systems behind it. Fontana has three shops that specialize in RV collision and body repair, plus three more nearby, averaging 4.5 stars. Two are mobile techs who can come to you. Here's what to know before you call.
Fontana RV repair shop rated 4.8 stars, handling roof, AC, awning, body and electrical work on most RV classes.
Family-owned RV repair shop in Fontana with a 4.5-star rating and 86 reviews, known for warranty work and roof repairs.
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Body damage on an RV is rarely just cosmetic. A rear-end hit can crack the roof seal, jam a slide-out, or knock the A/C loose. The shops here list body work alongside roof, awning, fridge, and slide-out repair, so they can trace the damage past the dent. Two offer mobile service, which helps if your rig won't move. One shop, Leisure Coachworks, handles insurance claims and stocks parts. Ask whether the shop does insurance work directly or if you'll need to coordinate with your carrier first. Also ask if they can pre-order parts for your model year, since older coaches can sit waiting on a bracket or a panel.
Mobile techs are great for mechanical fixes like a dead A/C or a fridge that won't cool, and two of the three shops in Fontana offer mobile service. But collision repair with frame or panel damage usually needs a shop with a bay and body equipment. The top shops here all list body work, and two have insurance experience. If your damage is mostly a cracked awning or a leaky roof, a mobile tech can often handle it in your driveway. For anything that affects the structure, plan on leaving the RV. Ask about turnaround time and whether they work on your chassis type.
One of the three Fontana shops lists warranty work, so if your RV is still under a manufacturer or extended warranty, start there and get pre-approval before any teardown. For insurance claims, two shops work with insurers. Keep your claim number and photos handy. Fontana is inland, so summer heat is hard on roof sealant and A/C units. After a collision, have the shop check the roof seams and slide-out seals even if they look fine. Small cracks let water in, and that turns into delamination. Ask if they reseal as part of the repair or charge separately.
There are 3 shops in Fontana that do RV collision and body repair, and another 3 nearby. Two of the Fontana shops are mobile techs, so they can come to your location if the RV is drivable or you need help where it's parked.
Yes, two of the three Fontana shops list insurance work. Leisure Coachworks and J & L RV Repair both handle insurance claims. Fleet Services Group also lists insurance. Call your insurer first to open a claim and get pre-approval before the shop starts tearing down the damage.
J & L RV Repair is the one shop in Fontana that lists warranty work. If your RV is covered by a manufacturer or extended warranty, start there. Get pre-approval from the warranty provider before any work begins so you know what's covered.
Mobile techs can handle many repairs, but collision damage with frame or panel issues usually needs a shop with a body bay. Two of the Fontana shops offer mobile service for things like roof leaks or awning repair. For structural damage, call a shop like Leisure Coachworks that lists body work.