Craft Collision Center Inc.
Family-owned Lebanon body shop since 2001, 4.8 stars from 82 reviews, handling RV collision repair and insurance work.
A bent bumper or a cracked fiberglass panel is a different kind of bad day than a dead fridge. In Lebanon, two shops handle collision and body work on RVs, and they average 4.7 stars across the reviews. One of them will take warranty jobs, which matters if your rig is still covered. The rest of the area's repair help is a short drive out, so ask about scheduling before you hitch up.
Family-owned Lebanon body shop since 2001, 4.8 stars from 82 reviews, handling RV collision repair and insurance work.
Lebanon RV Center is an RV repair shop in Lebanon, TN, with a 4.5-star rating from 284 Google reviews.
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Craft Collision Center Inc. carries a 4.8 rating over 82 reviews and lists warranty, insurance, body and parts among what it handles. That mix suits a rig with a dented side or a panel that needs replacing, especially if an insurer is involved. Lebanon RV Center, at 4.5 across a much larger 284 reviews, also lists body work and insurance, plus chassis and generator service. Both take collision jobs. Call first and describe the damage, because a shop that is backed up on paint may push your estimate out a week or two. Bring photos and your insurance claim number if you have one. It speeds up the estimate.
One mobile tech shows up in the listings, and Lebanon RV Center is the shop that offers mobile service. That is worth knowing when the problem is a roof leak or an awning that will not retract and you would rather not tow. The same shop covers A/C, fridge, water heater, slide-out, electrical, generator and winterizing work, so a single visit can catch more than one item. Roof and awning jobs appear twice each in the counts. If you are heading into spring, book ahead; that is when everyone else remembers their roof, too.
Ask whether the part is in stock before you commit to a date. Collision parts for an RV often have to be ordered, and a shop can only move as fast as the shipment. If warranty coverage applies, get pre-approval from the manufacturer first; one of the two shops here does warranty work, and the paperwork is easier to sort before the rig is torn down. For roof and body seams, ask what sealant they use and when to recheck it. A quick look at your own roof after a hard rain saves a lot of guesswork later.
Two shops in Lebanon handle collision and body repair, and three more are nearby. Both local shops list body work, and their average rating is 4.7 stars.
Yes, one of the two lists warranty among its services. Get pre-approval from your manufacturer before the work starts so the claim goes through cleanly.
One mobile tech appears in the listings, and Lebanon RV Center is the shop offering mobile service. It also covers roof, A/C, awning, slide-out and generator work, so ask about bundling a few fixes into one visit.
Ask whether the parts are in stock and how long the estimate will hold. Describe the damage and send photos so the shop can quote it properly, and mention any insurance claim up front.