Smitty's Auto & Rv
Family-run Greenwood shop for auto, transmission and RV repair, rated 4.3 from 63 Google reviews.
Greenwood has 3 body and collision shops that work on RVs, and all three take warranty jobs. One is a big Camping World operation on the south side with a lot of reviews and a mixed reputation. The others are smaller. Nobody here is a dedicated RV body specialist only, so ask what they have actually straightened and painted before you hand over the keys.
Family-run Greenwood shop for auto, transmission and RV repair, rated 4.3 from 63 Google reviews.
Greenwood RV dealer with sales, parts and repair, plus a 3.6 rating across 2,400-plus Google reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Greenwood offers RV repair, maintenance, and detailing with a 1.0-star rating from 3 reviews.
Within a short drive of Greenwood. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Martinsville auto and RV shop with a 5.0 rating, handling AC, electrical, brakes, body work and diagnostics.
Indianapolis RV repair shop rated 4.7 by 87 reviewers, known for diagnosis, affordable work and insurance claims.
Greenfield RV dealer with a large parts store and service bay, rated 4.4 across more than 1,100 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Greenfield handles RV repairs, maintenance, collision work, and detailing.
The 3 shops in Greenwood cover a similar range: roof, fridge, awning, body, windshield and winterizing on all three, with slide-out, generator and leveling work on two. Body and chassis work is listed at Smitty's Auto & Rv, and the two Camping World locations list insurance and generator work. A wrecked front cap or a torn side panel is body shop work, not a mobile call. If you are filing an insurance claim, get the adjuster's estimate and the shop's supplement approved before tear-down starts. One shop here is a mobile tech, so ask which jobs they will do in your driveway and which need the bay.
Camping World - Greenwood carries 2462 reviews and a 3.6 average. The separate Camping World RV Service - Greenwood listing shows a 1.0 from just 3 reviews, which is too small a sample to judge much, but it tells you to ask which building your rig goes to and who does the work. Big operations move slowly when parts are backordered, and body parts for RVs often are. Ask for the part number and a call when it arrives, in writing if you can. Smitty's Auto & Rv sits at 4.3 from 63 reviews, a smaller shop with a steadier record.
Photograph every panel and seam before the rig leaves your driveway, and again at the shop. Collision work on an RV means sealant, and a repair that is not resealed properly shows up as a roof leak months later. Ask how they finish seams and whether they pressure test or water test before you pick it up. Get the estimate in writing with parts and labor split out, and confirm whether the shop works with your warranty provider or you pay and file. Spring is the busy stretch, so book body work early and ask if the part is in stock before you commit to a date.
There are 3 shops in Greenwood, and 4 more nearby if you widen the search. All 3 accept warranty work, and 2 of the 3 also list insurance work, which matters if a claim is paying for the repair.
Yes. All 3 Greenwood shops list warranty work, so a manufacturer or extended plan claim can usually be handled at the counter. Call first with your policy or contract number and let them pre-approve the job before tear-down starts.
Usually not. One Greenwood shop offers mobile service, but body and paint work needs a bay and a frame rack. Mobile techs are better for roof, awning, fridge and slide-out problems. Ask what the mobile call covers before you book it.
Ask which location does the work, whether the part is in stock, and how they reseal seams after body repairs. Get the estimate in writing and confirm who files the insurance or warranty claim. A quick water test before pickup saves a roof leak later.