5 STAR COLLISION RVS
Houston RV repair shop specializing in fiberglass, paint, body, and roof work, with mobile service and a 5.0-star rating.
A hailstorm or a low branch can turn a good trip into body damage fast. Houston has 4 shops that handle RV collision and body repair, plus 2 mobile techs who come to you. The average rating is 4.2, and 2 of the shops do warranty work. That matters when the damage is tied to a claim. Book ahead, especially in spring when everyone wants their rig fixed before summer.
Houston RV repair shop specializing in fiberglass, paint, body, and roof work, with mobile service and a 5.0-star rating.
Houston RV Repair offers roof, AC, awning and more, with a 4.3-star rating from 48 reviews.
Houston truck and RV shop with 21 bays for engine, brake, AC and body work on rigs from pickups to Class 8.
Houston RV repair shop with mixed reviews; some praise after-hours help, others report slow service and high bills.
Within a short drive of Houston. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Katy RV Repair handles roof, AC, awning and electrical work, with mobile service and a 4.6-star rating from 134 reviews.
Mobile RV repair and inspection in Katy, TX. Rated 4.7 from 41 reviews for punctuality and friendly service.
Collision work on an RV is not the same as a car. You need someone who understands fiberglass, aluminum skin, and the seams that keep water out. Of the 4 shops here, all handle body work, and 3 also do roof repair. That overlap is useful after a scrape or a tree hit, because the roof often takes a hit too. Ask if they can match the paint and check the chassis while it is on the rack. Ferguson Truck Center and Houston RV Repair both list chassis and parts, which helps if a bumper or ladder is bent. Get the estimate in writing and ask about parts availability before you leave the rig.
Not every collision needs a shop. If a mirror got clipped or a compartment door is hanging, a mobile tech can save you the drive. There is 1 mobile tech in the list, 5 Star Collision RVs, and it has a 5.0 rating from 12 reviews. That is a small sample, but it is a good sign. Mobile work is best for trim, seals, and small panel fixes. For frame damage or major fiberglass, you want a shop with a booth and a frame rack. Ask the tech upfront what they can do in your driveway and what needs the shop.
Two of the four shops here do warranty work, and two list insurance help. That does not mean every claim is easy. Before any body repair, call your insurer and get pre-approval for the estimate. Ask the shop if they work with adjusters and if they can send photos and supplement requests. Houston RV Repair and Felton's RV Services both list warranty and insurance, so they are set up for the paperwork. Keep your own photos of the damage and any receipts for aftermarket parts. A little prep keeps the repair moving.
There are 4 shops in Houston that do RV collision and body repair, plus 2 nearby options and 1 mobile tech. The average rating is 4.2. Two of the shops do warranty work.
Yes, 5 Star Collision RVs is listed as mobile. It has a 5.0 rating from 12 reviews. Mobile work is good for small fixes like trim or a damaged compartment door, but major body damage usually needs a shop.
Two of the four shops do warranty work. Houston RV Repair and Felton's RV Services both list warranty and insurance help. Call first to confirm your warranty or claim is accepted before you book.
Ask if the shop works with your insurer, if they can match your paint, and if the parts are in stock. Also ask how long the estimate takes. In spring, shops get busy, so booking ahead helps.