Kingman, AZ

RV Collision & Body Repair in Kingman, AZ

Two RV collision and body repair shops serve Kingman, and one of them will come to you. That's a small field, so booking ahead makes sense, especially in spring when everyone wakes their rig up after winter. One shop handles warranty and insurance work, which saves a fight with the claims desk. The other is newer with no reviews yet. Either way, get the estimate in writing before anyone starts bending metal.

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RV repair shops in Kingman

Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine in Kingman, AZ

Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine

4330 N Arizona St, Kingman, AZ ★ 3.9 (14 Google reviews)

Mobile RV and boat repair serving Kingman and a 250-mile radius, with mixed reviews on service and communication.

MobileRoofA/CFridge Warranty workInsurance claimsBody & fiberglass

What these Kingman shops actually fix

Both shops on this list handle body damage, A/C, fridges, awnings, electrical and solar. That mix matters after a blowout tears up a wheel well or a tight turn in a campground clips a compartment door. Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine also does tires, roof work and mobile calls, so if the rig won't move, they can come to your site or the shoulder of the highway. Sin City Classic Trailers does chassis work and renovations, which is the better fit if you're fixing up an older trailer rather than patching collision damage. Ask whether the shop pulls the dent or replaces the panel. On an RV, body panels often come pre-finished or need paint matching, and that changes the timeline.

Insurance, warranty and the estimate

Byrd's lists insurance and warranty among its features, so start there if a claim is involved. Get pre-approval from your insurer before work begins, and ask the shop to photograph the damage before they touch it. That's not bureaucracy; it's how you avoid paying twice. If you're paying yourself, ask for a written estimate that separates parts from labor. RV body parts can be slow to arrive, so ask whether the part is in stock or on order before you drop the rig off. A shop that tells you the truth about the wait is worth more than one that promises a fast turnaround.

Mobile versus shop work

Byrd's is the mobile option here, and that's a real advantage for roof and A/C problems that don't need a paint booth. A tech can climb up, find the leak and seal it in your driveway. Collision damage is different. Bodywork usually needs a shop with space to pull panels and let paint cure, so plan on leaving the rig. If you're passing through Kingman on I-40, call ahead and describe the damage. A shop can tell you over the phone whether it's a quick fix or a multi-day job, and that decides whether you stay in town or push on.

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Questions people ask

How many RV collision and body repair shops are in Kingman?

Two. Both handle body damage along with A/C, fridges, awnings, electrical and solar. One, Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine, also does mobile calls, tires and roof work.

Do any of them do warranty work?

Yes, one of the two, Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine, lists warranty among its features. Call and confirm your specific warranty provider is accepted before you book.

Can a mobile tech fix collision damage?

Usually not. Mobile techs are good for roof leaks, A/C and electrical, but body panels and paint need a shop. Byrd's is the mobile option in Kingman, and it also does body work at its shop.

What's the average rating for these shops?

Across the two, the average is 3.9. Byrd's has 14 reviews at 3.9, and Sin City Classic Trailers has no reviews yet, so ask for references if you're considering them for a big job.