Campers Inn RV of Fredericksburg Service Center
RV dealer and service center in Fredericksburg with a 4.3 rating across 61 Google reviews.
Collision damage on an RV is never convenient, and in Fredericksburg you have two body shops that handle it. Both also fix roofs, A/C, fridges and awnings, so you can get the dent and the dead appliance handled in one visit. One shop takes warranty work; both work with insurance. Average rating is 3.8, so ask around and check the reviews before you commit.
RV dealer and service center in Fredericksburg with a 4.3 rating across 61 Google reviews.
RV repair shop in Fredericksburg, VA handling body work, paint, A/C and brakes.
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Fredericksburg has two shops that list RV collision and body repair: Campers Inn RV of Fredericksburg Service Center (4.3 stars from 61 reviews) and RV Repair Collision & Paint (3.3 stars from 7 reviews). Four additional shops in the area also do body work. Campers Inn handles warranty claims and both shops work with insurance. If you need a shop that will deal directly with your insurer, ask upfront how they handle supplements and photo estimates. For a big hit, get the chassis checked too. RV Repair Collision & Paint lists chassis work and parts, which matters if the impact went beyond the fiberglass.
A hit that cracks a roof or tears an awning usually takes a fridge, A/C or water heater with it. Both Fredericksburg shops list roof, A/C and fridge repair, and both do awnings and tires. One handles electrical and generator work; the other does windshields. That overlap means you can usually keep the whole job at one shop instead of shuttling the rig between specialists. Ask whether the shop pulls the fridge to check the cooling unit after a rear impact, and whether they pressure-test the roof after sealing a crack. Small follow-ups now beat a leak later.
Only one of the two Fredericksburg shops, Campers Inn, lists warranty work. If your rig is still under an extended service plan, call that shop first and get pre-approval before any teardown. For insurance, both shops list insurance work, but you still need to confirm they will bill your carrier directly or expect payment upfront. Spring and early summer fill up fast with roof and A/C jobs, so book collision work as soon as you have a date. Parts can be the long pole, especially body panels and windshields. Ask if the part is in stock or on order before you drop the RV.
There are two shops in Fredericksburg that list RV collision and body repair. Four more nearby also handle body work.
The average rating is 3.8 out of 5 across the two shops. Campers Inn RV of Fredericksburg Service Center has 4.3 stars from 61 reviews, and RV Repair Collision & Paint has 3.3 stars from 7 reviews.
Both shops list insurance work. Only Campers Inn RV of Fredericksburg Service Center lists warranty work, so check with your warranty provider before booking there.
Yes. Both Fredericksburg body shops also list roof and A/C repair, plus fridge and awning work. That lets you keep related repairs at one shop.