A&L RV Sales Collision Center
Johnson City RV collision shop rated 4.8 stars, handling body work, roofs, awnings and insurance claims.
Collision damage on a motorhome is a different animal from a fender bender on a sedan, and Johnson City has two shops that take the work. Both do body repair and both handle warranty and insurance claims, which matters when a claim adjuster wants paperwork fast. One shop carries a 4.8 rating and the other has a long review history of 679. If you rear-ended a tree near Roan Mountain, start making calls.
Johnson City RV collision shop rated 4.8 stars, handling body work, roofs, awnings and insurance claims.
Family-owned RV dealer with on-site service, parts, and collision center in Johnson City.
Within a short drive of Johnson City. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Auto body shop in Piney Flats, TN with 4.6 stars from 92 reviews. Handles collision repair, RV and truck work, including roof replacement.
The two here are A&L RV Sales Collision Center and A&L RV Sales Johnson City, and they are not interchangeable. The Collision Center has a 4.8 rating from 24 reviews and lists body, roof, fridge, awning and slide-out work, plus a parts department. The Johnson City location carries 679 reviews at 4.0 and adds mobile service, A/C, chassis and body. For a bent compartment door or a cracked cap, the Collision Center is the natural first call. For a chassis problem or a repair you want done in your driveway, the other shop fits better. Ask both about insurance paperwork before you commit. Ratings on that many reviews tell you the big shop handles volume. The Collision Center's smaller count means fewer voices, so read the recent ones.
Both shops do warranty work and insurance work, so call your insurer before the shop does anything. Most carriers want an adjuster's approval or at least a photo estimate before tear-down, and a shop that already knows the drill will tell you what they need from you. Bring your policy number, the claim number if you have one, and photos of the damage from several angles. Ask straight out whether they bill the insurer directly or expect you to pay and wait for reimbursement. That one question saves a lot of arguing later. The same goes for extended warranties: ask if the shop has worked with yours before.
Collision damage rarely stays cosmetic. Both shops list fridge and awning work, so a side impact that tweaks the awning rail or shakes the fridge loose gets handled under one roof. One shop also covers roof and slide-out repair, the other A/C and chassis. If your rig took a hit and the slide-out now binds, say so when you book, because that changes the estimate. Parts availability drives the timeline on body panels, so ask whether the part is in stock or on order. A shop that orders panels before you arrive will beat one that starts shopping after drop-off. Book ahead in spring, when everyone wants work done.
Two shops handle collision and body work in Johnson City, and one more is nearby. Both are A&L RV Sales locations, and both do warranty and insurance work. Average rating across them is about 4.4.
Yes. Both list insurance among their features, along with warranty work. Call your carrier first and ask what the shop needs from you, since most insurers want approval or photos before any tear-down begins.
The Collision Center lists roof and slide-out repair along with body work and a parts department. If your damage is structural or the slide-out no longer tracks right, start there and describe the symptoms when you call.
One of the two shops offers mobile service, and that shop also covers A/C and chassis. Mobile work suits minor repairs, but collision and body damage usually needs a shop bay, a frame check and paint. Ask which category your damage falls into before booking.