Retro Renos
Family-run fiberglass trailer shop in Jacksonville with a 4.9-star rating and 109 reviews.
Collision damage on an RV is a different animal from a car fender bender. You have seams, sealant, and a whole lot of fiberglass to worry about. Jacksonville has 4 shops that handle this kind of body work, and 1 more just outside town. Average rating sits at 4.5, so there is decent work to be found. I have had a roof leak and a stuck slide fixed here, and I can tell you the good ones are worth the wait.
Family-run fiberglass trailer shop in Jacksonville with a 4.9-star rating and 109 reviews.
Jacksonville RV shop for roof and awning repairs, detailing, and mobile service with a 4.5-star rating.
Jacksonville RV dealer with repair service, 4.3 stars from nearly 2,000 reviews, strong on camper selection and staff.
Jacksonville RV repair shop handling roofs, awnings, A/C, body and fiberglass work, rated 4.3 from a few reviews.
Within a short drive of Jacksonville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Custom camper van builder in Atlantic Beach, FL with a 5.0 rating from 54 Google reviews.
These 4 Jacksonville shops do more than straighten frames. They handle roof, body, and awning work, plus A/C and fridge repairs. That matters after a collision because one hit can crack a roof seam, bend an awning arm, and knock the fridge out of its cabinet. Camping World on the list also covers slide-outs, windshields, and winterizing, so you can get a lot done in one stop. Only one shop here does warranty work, so check before you book if your rig is still covered. The rest are cash or insurance jobs. Ask if they work with insurance directly. Some do, some hand you the estimate and let you fight it out.
None of the 4 listed here are mobile-only. That is normal for collision repair. Body work needs a booth, a frame rack, and a place to let sealant cure. A mobile tech can patch a roof or swap a part, but a bent chassis or a cracked front cap is shop work. If you are stuck at a campground with a smashed compartment door, call a mobile tech for a temporary fix, then book a shop for the real repair. Jacksonville has enough shops that you can usually get an estimate within a week or two, faster if you are flexible on the shop.
Spring and early summer fill up fast here. Snowbirds are heading north, locals are prepping for summer trips, and body shops get backed up. Call ahead and ask two things: do they have the part in stock, and do they pre-order for your model year. Retro Renos has the highest rating at 4.9 from 109 reviews, so they may book further out. Final Touch and Camping World both have over a hundred reviews, and Camping World has the volume. Positive RV Repair has only 4 reviews, so ask for photos of recent body work before you commit.
There are 4 shops listed in Jacksonville, plus 1 nearby. That gives you a few options for estimates on body damage, roof repair, and awning replacement. Camping World is the largest by review count, while Retro Renos has the highest rating.
Yes, 1 of the 4 Jacksonville shops does warranty work. That means if your RV is still under a manufacturer or extended warranty, call that shop first and ask about pre-approval. The others may still work with your warranty provider, but you will need to ask.
All 4 Jacksonville shops handle body, A/C, fridge, and awning work. Roof repair is offered by 3, and generator service by 2. Slide-out, windshield, leveling, and winterizing are each offered by 1 shop, mostly Camping World.
Start with the 4 shops and ask for photos of recent body work. Retro Renos has a 4.9 rating, Final Touch and Camping World both have over a hundred reviews, and Positive RV Repair has only a few. Ask about parts availability and whether they work with your insurance.