Universal Fleet RV & Auto Collision Inc
Longmont collision and paint shop for RVs and autos, rated 4.7 stars from 102 reviews.
A bent bumper or a crumpled rear panel is a different kind of bad day than a dead fridge, and Longmont has three shops that take on RV collision and body work. Two more sit nearby for comparison. Average rating across the group runs about 3.1, so read the reviews before you hand over keys. All three say they will do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered.
Longmont collision and paint shop for RVs and autos, rated 4.7 stars from 102 reviews.
Camping World in Longmont is an RV dealer and repair shop with 1,811 reviews averaging 3.7 stars.
RV repair shop in Longmont offering maintenance, collision repair, and mobile service. Mixed reviews on customer service.
Within a short drive of Longmont. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Platteville RV repair shop with 4.8 stars, known for roof, fiberglass, and collision work plus insurance help.
Family-owned Fort Lupton RV dealer with service, parts, and storage, rated 4.6 from 179 reviews.
Universal Fleet RV & Auto Collision Inc is the name that comes up most often for straight collision and paint work, and its 4.7 rating over 102 reviews suggests people leave satisfied. The two Camping World locations on this list handle body repair alongside other service, and the contrast is stark: 3.7 from 1,811 reviews at one, 1.0 from just 5 at the other. Small review counts swing hard, so weigh that. All three cover body work, roof, fridge and awning, and all three accept insurance and warranty jobs. A fourth option is the mobile tech in town if your rig cannot be driven safely.
Body damage rarely travels alone. Two of the three shops also list slide-out and leveling repair, and two handle windshields and winterizing. Generator work shows up at two of the three as well. A/C appears at just one, so if the roof unit died in the same incident, ask when you book. Roof repair is listed at all three, which makes sense after a hit or a hard winter. Get the insurance adjuster and the shop talking before tear-down starts. Pre-approval on a claim saves you a fight later, and it keeps the estimate honest on both sides. Ask whether the part is in stock before you plan the trip.
Collision work takes longer than a repair, so call ahead and expect a queue in spring when everyone pulls the cover off. Ask the shop to photograph the damage and send it to your insurer before anyone orders parts. Confirm in writing that they will bill the warranty company directly, since all three here say they do warranty work. If the rig is drivable, drive it in for the estimate rather than paying for a tow. If it is not, the mobile tech can at least look at it where it sits. Keep your own photos from every angle, including the hitch and the roof line.
There are 3 listed in Longmont, plus 2 more nearby if you are willing to drive a bit. The Longmont group averages about 3.1 across reviews, so check each shop's recent feedback before booking.
Yes. All 3 Longmont shops say they do warranty work, and all 3 list insurance among their features. Get pre-approval from your insurer and confirm the warranty billing in writing before work starts.
Roof repair is listed at all 3 shops, and 2 of the 3 handle slide-out work. Generator and leveling service each appear at 2. A/C shows up at only 1, so ask about it when you call.
Photograph the damage from every angle, call your insurer, and ask whether the shop has the parts in stock. If the rig is safe to drive, take it in for the estimate yourself and skip the tow bill.