RVFix of Longview
RV repair in Longview, TX with mobile service and video diagnosis. Rated 5.0 stars from 21 reviews.
When a tree limb meets your fiberglass or a fender bender crumples the front cap, you need a body shop that knows RVs, not just cars. Longview has four shops that handle collision and body repair, and two of them also send mobile techs. Average rating is 4.7, so quality is high. Two shops do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered.
RV repair in Longview, TX with mobile service and video diagnosis. Rated 5.0 stars from 21 reviews.
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The four collision and body repair shops in Longview cover the full range. RVFix of Longview holds a perfect 5.0 rating from 21 reviews and combines body work with mobile service, A/C, fridges, awnings, furnaces, slide-outs, and electrical. American RV Restoration earns 4.8 from 26 reviews and adds roof, water heater, tires, and chassis work. Bish's RV of Longview has 594 reviews and a 4.4 rating, and they handle nearly everything including solar and generators. Cutting Edge Collision lists body, awning, and fridge work but has no rating yet. For collision damage, ask whether they work with your insurance and if they can pre-order parts for your model.
Two of the four shops offer mobile service: RVFix and Bish's. That can save you a tow if the damage is minor or the rig still drives. For major collision damage, a shop with a paint booth and frame straightening is the safer bet. Two shops, RVFix and Bish's, say they do warranty work. If your RV is under a manufacturer or extended warranty, get pre-approval before any work starts. American RV Restoration and Cutting Edge both list insurance help, which is useful when a claim is involved. Nearby towns add two more options if you need a second quote or a specialist.
Collision repair often means waiting on parts, so call first and ask if they can order what you need. Spring and summer are busy, so book ahead if you can. For roof or side damage, ask whether they reseal seams after the repair, because a leak will ruin your trip faster than a dent. If you are handy, you might handle small cosmetic issues yourself, but structural or slide-out damage is best left to a shop. Mobile techs are great for minor fixes, but bodywork usually needs a shop. Get a written estimate and ask about turnaround time.
There are four in Longview. Two of them also offer mobile service, and two say they do warranty work.
Yes, two of the four shops have mobile techs: RVFix of Longview and Bish's RV of Longview. Mobile service is best for minor repairs, not major collision damage.
The average rating across the four shops is 4.7 out of 5. Ratings range from a perfect 5.0 at RVFix to a 4.4 at Bish's, which has the most reviews.
Two shops, RVFix of Longview and Bish's RV of Longview, list warranty work. Always get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repair begins.