Jackson RV Parts & Services
Medford RV shop with parts, service and mobile help, rated 4.6 by 181 reviewers.
Body damage on an RV is a different animal from a dented car. You need somebody who understands fiberglass, aluminum skin, and the fact that the house part has to stay watertight. Medford has three shops that handle collision and body repair, and two of them also do warranty work. The average rating across them is 4.7, so the standard is decent. If you're heading down I-5 or coming back from the lake, it helps to know who's actually set up for this.
Medford RV shop with parts, service and mobile help, rated 4.6 by 181 reviewers.
Camping World in Medford sells RVs and handles roof, AC and awning repairs, rated 4.4 from 1300 reviews.
RV repair shop in Medford, OR, offering maintenance, collision repair, and detailing with a 5-star rating.
Within a short drive of Medford. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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The three shops here list body work among their services, and all three also handle roof repair, which matters after a collision. A hit that cracks a side panel often opens a seam up top, and water finds it fast. Two of the three do A/C and fridge work, two handle slide-outs and windshields, and two do winterizing. You get a mix of full-service and specialty. Camping World on the north end has the volume and the parts counter. Jackson RV Parts & Services leans toward mobile and roof work, plus tires. The smaller Camping World RV Service location is newer with very few reviews, so ask questions before you commit. One practical note: get the insurance adjuster and the shop talking before you drop the rig. Two of these shops list insurance work, and pre-approval saves you a week of back and forth.
One of the three shops offers mobile service. That's handy for a dead battery or a roof leak you need stopped before the next rain, but collision and body repair usually means a bay. Fiberglass needs to be ground, layered, and cured out of the weather. Panels need to come off. If your damage is cosmetic and you can still tow, call ahead and ask whether they want you to bring it in or send a tech out. Jackson RV Parts & Services lists mobile service and also does body work, so that's the one to ask about a hybrid approach. The other two are shop-based, and with 1,300 reviews at the main Camping World, expect a queue in spring.
All three shops sell parts, and two do warranty work. That matters if your rig is still covered. Get the claim approved before anyone orders a panel or an awning. Ask whether the part is in stock or on order, because a backordered cap can stall a repair for weeks. Two shops handle awnings, generators, and leveling systems, so if the collision took out a jack or tweaked the entry door, they can sort it. Nobody here lists water heater or furnace service under this category, so if you need that too, book it as a separate job. And check your roof sealant after any body repair. Shops get busy, and a quick sealant check is cheap insurance against the next storm.
Three shops in Medford list collision and body repair. Two of them also do warranty work, and one offers mobile service. The average rating across the three is 4.7.
Yes. Two of the three shops list insurance work, and two do warranty work. It's worth calling first to confirm they'll work with your carrier and to get pre-approval before you drop the rig off.
One shop, Jackson RV Parts & Services, offers mobile service and also lists body repair. Mobile work is best for temporary fixes or smaller jobs. Major collision repair usually needs a shop bay so panels and fiberglass can be properly repaired.
All three handle roof repair and awnings. Two do A/C, fridges, slide-outs, windshields, generators, leveling, and winterizing. One lists tires. None list water heater or furnace work in this category, so book those separately.