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Haslet RV dealer and repair shop, 4.7 stars over 294 reviews, known for fair pricing and quick diagnosis.
Haslet sits right where the metroplex thins out, and the RVs around here take a beating on those county roads. When a fender gets crunched or a roof peels back, you want a shop that knows bodywork and insurance paperwork. Two collision and body repair shops call this area home, averaging 4.7 stars, with six more nearby. Here's what to expect.
Haslet RV dealer and repair shop, 4.7 stars over 294 reviews, known for fair pricing and quick diagnosis.
RV repair shop in Haslet, TX handling roof, collision and body work, AC, awnings, plus mobile service.
Within a short drive of Haslet. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Fort Worth RV body and roof repair shop with a 4.9 rating from 155 Google reviews.
Fort Worth RV roof and collision shop rated 4.9 stars, handling roof replacement, fiberglass, and insurance claims.
Saginaw RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 15 reviews, praised for honest staff and clear communication.
RV repair shop in Rhome, TX with a 5.0 rating from 9 reviews, praised for knowledgeable staff and quick mobile service.
Fort Worth RV service center handling maintenance, collision repair, and mobile calls.
The two Haslet shops both do body work, roof repair, A/C, fridges, awnings, and windshields, so you can get a cracked front cap and a dead dash air fixed in one visit. Texas RV Guys also covers tires, electrical, and winterization, while RVtek Roof and Collision adds slide-outs and generators. Both carry insurance and chassis credentials, which matters when a claim is involved. If your damage is mostly cosmetic, either can handle it. If it goes deeper, ask about frame straightening before you commit. One thing to know: neither lists warranty work as a service, so if you're under a manufacturer plan, get pre-approval first or you may pay out of pocket.
Collision repair is usually a shop job because the rig needs to be pulled straight and painted in a booth. But both Haslet shops also send mobile techs, which is handy for roof leaks, awning fabric, and windshield chip calls at your storage lot. Use mobile for the small stuff and save the shop bay for bent metal. If you're near the speedway or out toward Avondale, ask about travel fees before booking. And if you're in a hurry, call ahead to see if the part is on the shelf. A front cap or windshield can sit on backorder for weeks.
There are 2 shops in Haslet that handle RV collision and body repair. Both also do roof, A/C, fridge, awning, and windshield work, and they average 4.7 stars from customer reviews. Another 6 shops are within a short drive if you need more options.
Yes, both Haslet shops list insurance among their features. That means they can work with your adjuster and document the damage. Still, call your carrier first to confirm the shop is approved and to get a claim number before you drop the rig off.
Mobile techs are best for roof sealant, awning replacement, and windshield chips. Major body damage needs a shop with a frame machine and paint booth. Both Haslet shops offer mobile service and body work, so ask which one fits your damage.
Ask whether the shop has the parts in stock, especially windshields and front caps. Confirm they handle insurance and get a written estimate. Since neither Haslet shop advertises warranty work, get pre-approval from your warranty provider if you have one.