Campers Inn RV of Johnstown Collision Center
Johnstown RV shop handling collision, body and roof repairs, with a 3.9-star rating from 8 Google reviews.
Two body and collision shops handle RV wreck repairs in Johnstown, plus one nearby option rated 3.0 stars on average. Most of the work here is insurance-backed roof, windshield and fiberglass repair. This is a small market, so a shop that can bill your carrier and has the part in stock matters more than a long list of services.
Johnstown RV shop handling collision, body and roof repairs, with a 3.9-star rating from 8 Google reviews.
RV repair shop in Johnstown, CO, offering body, chassis, and collision repair. Mixed reviews on communication and warranty work.
Within a short drive of Johnstown. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Loveland RV repair shop with RVIA certification, warranty service, and mobile calls, rated 4.4 from 41 reviews.
Both Johnstown body shops list roof, windshield, body and awning repair. That mix tells you most of the work is collision-related: a branch through the roof, a cracked front cap, a torn awning after a windstorm. One shop also handles A/C and fridge work, which helps if the rig sat and the cooling quit while the body work was going on. If your damage is structural, ask upfront whether they do chassis straightening or farm it out. Don't assume the shop will handle the insurance claim for you. Some do, some just write an estimate and hand it back. Ask who submits the supplement if the adjuster finds hidden damage once the body panels come off.
Only one of the two shops advertises warranty work, and both list insurance as a feature. That difference matters if your rig is still under a manufacturer or extended plan. Before you drop it off, call your warranty provider and get pre-approval for the repair. Otherwise you may be paying out of pocket and chasing reimbursement later. For collision claims, get the claim number and the adjuster's direct line to the shop. Shops here are small, and a missing approval can stall the job for days while your RV sits in the lot.
Two collision shops for a whole stretch of the Front Range means schedules fill fast, especially after a hail or wind event. Spring is the worst time to need body work on short notice. Call ahead and ask two questions: is the part in stock, and how long until they can get your rig on the frame rack. If the damage is cosmetic, you can often keep using the RV while you wait for an appointment. If it's a roof tear or a cracked windshield, don't wait. Water gets in fast, and a small leak turns into delamination and a much bigger bill.
There are 2 shops in Johnstown, plus 1 nearby option. The average rating across them is 3.0 stars based on customer reviews.
Both list insurance as a feature, so they are set up to work with carriers on collision claims. Ask who handles the supplement if hidden damage turns up after teardown.
One of the two shops advertises warranty work. Call your warranty provider first to get pre-approval so you are not stuck paying upfront.
Both shops list roof and windshield repair, so they can handle those alongside body work. Don't put off a roof tear, since water intrusion leads to bigger problems fast.