i75 RV
Florence, KY RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating from 186 reviews, praised for kind staff and fair pricing.
A tree branch on a back road or a tight turn into a campsite can do real damage to an RV, and Kentucky has 11 shops that handle collision and body work. The average rating here sits at 4.5, so there is decent help within reach. What matters is getting the rig straight again without losing half the season. A few of these shops have been doing it long enough to know what your insurance adjuster will ask for.
Florence, KY RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating from 186 reviews, praised for kind staff and fair pricing.
Heavy-duty truck and RV repair in Mt Sterling, KY, with 24/7 roadside help and a 4.8-star rating from 132 reviews.
La Grange RV shop with a 4.8-star rating. Reviewers mention roof coating, camper fixes, used parts, and honest, knowledgeable staff.
RV dealer and repair shop in Almo, KY with a 4.7 rating across 165 Google reviews and an on-site propane fill station.
Louisville body shop with a 4.6-star rating that handles collision repairs, paint, and mechanical work on RVs and trucks.
RV and auto repair shop in Louisa, KY handling roof, AC, awning, body and chassis work plus engine and brake service.
RV dealer and repair shop in Bowling Green with sales, parts, and service, rated 4.1 from about 1,430 Google reviews.
Roadside truck and RV repair in Paintsville with mobile service, 24/7 hours, and a 4.0 Google rating.
RV repair shop in Bowling Green, KY handling collision repair, roof and awning work, maintenance, and detailing.
Camping World in Georgetown, KY: RV dealer with repair services and a 5.0 rating from 1,215 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Georgetown, KY handles repairs, maintenance, collision work and mobile calls.
Collision and body work is the headline, but most of these shops do the rest of it too. Nine handle roof repair, seven work on A/C, and six take on slide-outs and generators. If the hit also took out your windshield, seven shops cover that. Fridge and awning work shows up at all 11. That matters when a fender bender turns into a punch list. Ask up front whether they can do the body work and the systems in one visit, because moving the rig between shops is its own chore. Tires are on the menu at four shops and leveling at five. If your rig limped in on a bent axle, get the chassis checked before anyone starts on paint.
Two of the 11 shops offer mobile service, which is worth knowing if the damage is minor or your rig is stuck somewhere it cannot easily move. For anything structural, though, the shop is the better bet. Body panels, roof resealing and frame work need a bay and a lift. Five of these shops do warranty work, so check that before you book, especially on a newer rig. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider first. Shops hate surprises on the back end, and so do you.
i75 RV carries a 4.9 rating across 186 reviews and covers the widest list, from roof and A/C to windshields and winterizing. Bish's RV of Murray has 165 reviews at 4.7 and handles solar and leveling alongside the usual collision work. Big Trucks & Toys, with 4.8 from 132 reviews, is a solid option if your rig shares a chassis with a truck. Rivertown RV and Kavanaugh's Paint & Body round out the higher-volume names. Smaller shops like Hardluck RV exist too; fewer reviews does not always mean worse work. Ask what they have actually repaired lately.
There are 11 shops listed across the state. Two of them offer mobile service, which helps with smaller jobs, but structural and body work is best done in a shop bay.
Five of the 11 shops do warranty work. Call ahead and confirm your specific warranty provider is accepted, then get pre-approval before any teardown begins.
Often yes. Nine shops handle roof repair and seven work on A/C, so a single visit can usually cover the collision damage plus the systems that got knocked around.
Ask whether the part is in stock, whether they can do body and systems work in one visit, and whether they have handled your chassis type before. In spring, book earlier than you think you need to.