The Custom Coach Company
Baltimore RV shop since 1946 with a well-stocked parts store, mobile service, and a 4.7 rating from 173 reviews.
A tree limb, a low bridge, a parking lot pole: Maryland RVs take hits, and the body work that follows is its own kind of repair. This list has 8 collision and body shops across the state, averaging 4.5 stars, and 4 of them handle warranty work. Some also fix the roof, A/C or fridge while your rig is already in the bay, which saves a second trip.
Baltimore RV shop since 1946 with a well-stocked parts store, mobile service, and a 4.7 rating from 173 reviews.
Waterfront fiberglass and gelcoat repair shop in Middle River, MD, handling RVs and boats up to 50 feet.
Family-owned Thurmont RV shop with certified techs, 4.5 stars from 406 reviews, and a reputation for warranty work.
RV repair shop in Pocomoke City with mobile service, a parts store, and a 4.4-star rating from 112 reviews.
Glenelg truck and RV shop with a 4.3 Google rating and reviewers praising communication and quality.
Veteran-owned RV repair shop in Port Deposit, MD, handling collision, roof, AC, and insurance work.
Collision repair shop in Denton, MD handling RVs, campers, and heavy trucks; known for friendly staff and insurance help.
Beltsville RV and truck shop handling mechanical, collision, and AC repairs, rated 4.2 from 84 reviews.
Collision work on an RV is not the same as a fender on a sedan. Shops here deal with fiberglass, sidewalls, compartments and the odd roof scrape where the damage runs past the panel. All 8 on this list handle body work, and 6 also do roofs, so a leak that started after a scrape can be sorted in the same visit. Ask up front whether they pull the damaged section or patch it, and get the answer in writing before you drop the keys. Booking ahead matters in spring, when everyone remembers the damage from last season. A shop that can order the filon or the compartment door the same week will move faster than one waiting on a supplier.
The Custom Coach Company in the Baltimore area carries a 4.7 rating over 173 reviews, does body and roof work, and is open weekends, which helps if you cannot take a weekday off. Beckley's RVs Service has the longest review history at 406 and lists certified, warranty and chassis work. WE-RV LLC does mobile calls as well as body and windshield repair. Kwickey Customs is small at 17 reviews but sits at 4.8. Eyre Heavy Duty handles trucks and buses too, useful when the chassis took the hit along with the box.
Three of the 8 shops here offer mobile service, and that covers more than you might think. A dead A/C, a fridge that quits or an awning that will not roll up can often be handled in your driveway. Body damage usually cannot. If a panel is cracked or a compartment door is hanging, plan on the shop, because the tools and the paint booth do not travel. Use the mobile call for the small stuff and save the bay for the collision repair. Ask what the trip charge is before you agree, and find out whether the part is on the truck or needs ordering. That one question decides whether the visit fixes anything.
There are 8 on this list, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Four of them do warranty work. Six also handle roof repair and six handle A/C, so there is a decent chance the shop fixing your body damage can take care of a leak or a cooling problem too.
Yes. Three of the 8 offer mobile service. That fits A/C, fridge and awning problems, but collision and body damage generally needs the shop bay, paint and fiberglass tools. Ask about the trip charge and whether the part is in stock before you book the visit.
Beckley's RVs Service has 406 reviews at 4.5 stars, and The Custom Coach Company has 173 at 4.7. WE-RV LLC has 112 at 4.4. Kwickey Customs is smaller with 17 reviews but rates 4.8. Glenn's Camper & RV Service shows a 5.0 from a single review, so treat that one as a starting point, not a verdict.
That depends on your policy and the damage, so call your insurer first. Several shops here list insurance as a feature and four do warranty work. Get pre-approval before parts are ordered, and ask the shop to send the estimate to your adjuster. Photos taken at the scene help the claim move.