A Arrow Alignment
Las Vegas alignment and suspension shop that also handles motorhomes and RVs, rated 4.8 from nearly 700 reviews.
Las Vegas heat and desert roads take a toll on RVs, and when you need collision or body repair, you want a shop that knows the terrain. We've gathered 10 body shops and mobile techs in the area, with an average rating of 4.1. Some focus on structural work, others handle the mechanical bits that come with a scrape or worse. Here's what to expect and who to call.
Las Vegas alignment and suspension shop that also handles motorhomes and RVs, rated 4.8 from nearly 700 reviews.
RV repair in Las Vegas with mobile service, 24/7 emergency help, and RVIA-certified techs.
Las Vegas RV shop for parts, service, collision repair and storage, rated 4.6 from 94 reviews.
Las Vegas RV collision center with certified techs and a large parts department, praised for friendly, fast service.
Mobile semi and RV repair in Las Vegas, open 24/7, with reviewers praising Terry's honesty and fast response.
Las Vegas RV dealer with service, parts, and a 4.1-star rating from 1,687 reviews.
Las Vegas RV repair shop for maintenance, warranty work, collision repair, and mobile service. Rated 4.0 stars from 5 reviews.
Mobile mechanic in Las Vegas doing roadside repair, engine work, AC and body, with a 30-day labor warranty.
Las Vegas RV repair shop handling roof, AC, awning, body and collision work, with a 2.0 rating from two Google reviews.
Las Vegas RV repair and collision center for Class A motorcoaches, with certified techs and 24/7 emergency service.
Within a short drive of Las Vegas. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Henderson RV and auto shop rated 4.8 stars, handling awnings, body damage, and collision work.
Mobile RV repair in Henderson, NV, open 24/7 with fair rates and same-day service, per reviewers.
Body damage on an RV is rarely just cosmetic. A blowout can tear up wheel wells and wiring; a low bridge can crunch roof edges and A/C shrouds. The 10 shops here list body repair as a specialty, and many also handle related systems. Six do roof repair, seven tackle A/C, and five work on slide-outs, which makes sense when a collision knocks things out of alignment. Ask if they have experience with your RV's construction (fiberglass, aluminum, or laminated) and whether they can source matching panels and decals. If you're filing insurance, get pre-approval and ask the shop to document the damage thoroughly.
Not every collision needs a full shop. Four mobile techs in Las Vegas can come to your site or storage lot for minor body repairs, awning replacements, or electrical issues. That's handy if your rig isn't drivable or you're staying at a park and don't want to move it. Mobile work is best for straightforward jobs, but major frame or structural damage usually requires a shop with a frame machine. Call ahead and describe the damage; a good tech will tell you if they can handle it or if you need to tow it in.
Four shops here say they do warranty work, and several are certified or insurance-approved. A Arrow Alignment (4.8 stars, 692 reviews) handles body and chassis work and has a strong reputation. PERFORMANCE RV (4.7 stars) is both mobile and a full shop, with certified techs and warranty service. Henderson RV (4.6 stars) offers body repair, parts, and chassis work. Lazydays RV Collision Center (5.0 stars from a small sample) is another option. Camping World has a large review count (1,687) at 4.1 stars. Ask about warranty coverage before any work begins.
There are 10 shops and mobile techs listed for collision and body repair in Las Vegas. Some are full-service body shops, while others are mobile techs that come to you. The average rating is 4.1.
Yes, 4 of the 10 are mobile techs. They can handle minor body repairs, awning work, and some electrical issues at your location. For major collision damage, a shop with a frame machine is usually needed.
4 shops indicate they do warranty work. PERFORMANCE RV and Lazydays RV Collision Center are among those with certified and warranty-related features. Always confirm warranty coverage with the shop before work starts.
Check ratings and reviews, ask about insurance and warranty acceptance, and confirm they have experience with your RV type. Also ask about parts availability and estimated timelines. Mobile techs are good for minor fixes, but major damage needs a full shop.