RVFix of Meridian
RV repair shop in Meridian, ID with mobile service and video call diagnostics. Rated 4.8 from 59 reviews.
A dented bay door or a cracked front cap is one of those problems you want handled fast, because every week it sits is a week of water finding its way in. Meridian has three shops that do collision and body work on RVs, plus two mobile techs who will come to your storage spot. Between them they carry warranty and insurance work, which matters when the bill goes to somebody else.
RV repair shop in Meridian, ID with mobile service and video call diagnostics. Rated 4.8 from 59 reviews.
Full-service RV dealer in Meridian with sales, service, parts, and propane, rated 4.3 from 2,387 reviews.
Meridian RV dealer with repair shop, parts counter, and a 4.1 rating across more than 2,200 Google reviews.
Within a short drive of Meridian. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Boise RV repair and paint shop, a branch of Harold's Auto Body, taking on fiberglass work too.
Boise RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating, handling roof, AC, body and electrical work plus a big parts counter.
RVFix of Meridian scores 4.8 from 59 reviews and runs a mobile crew, so they can look at a damaged panel where the rig sits before it goes anywhere. Bish's RV of Meridian handles the widest spread of work, including body, roof, generator and leveling, and holds a 4.3 across a huge review count. Camping World - Meridian covers body, roof, windshield and leveling at 4.1. All three take warranty work and all three list body in their services, so you have real choices. Call before you drive over. Body work ties up a bay, and the shop will want photos of the damage and your insurance claim number in hand.
Get your insurer involved before the repair starts. Ask the shop whether they bill the carrier directly or want you to pay and wait for reimbursement, and get any supplement approved in writing so a hidden crack under the panel does not turn into a surprise. If the damage is near the roof or a slide-out, ask them to check the sealant while it is open. Two of the three shops list roof work and all three list slide-outs, so that is a fair request. Also ask how long the rig will sit: parts for a front cap or a bay door are often not on the shelf, and a shop that has to order may need the unit dropped off early.
Two of the three shops offer mobile service, which is useful for smaller hits: a torn awning arm, a bent ladder, a cracked vent lid. A tech can come out, secure the damage so rain stays out, and tell you if it needs a shop bay after all. For frame damage or a smashed front cap, plan on the shop instead, since that work needs a paint booth and a level floor. Either way, ask if the part is in stock before anyone schedules you. Meridian sits close to Boise and Nampa, so a rig that cannot be driven safely may need a tow, and that call is worth making early rather than after the first storm.
There are 3 shops in Meridian that list collision and body repair, along with 2 mobile techs who can come to you. Their average rating is 4.4, and all 3 take warranty work.
Two of the three list insurance among their features. Ask the shop directly how they bill a carrier and whether they will work from your adjuster's estimate before you leave the rig.
Sometimes. Mobile techs are good for securing a damaged panel, replacing an awning arm or checking seals so water stays out. Major body and paint work usually needs a shop bay, so ask what the tech can realistically finish at your site.
Book as soon as the damage happens, since body bays fill up and parts often have to be ordered. Ask whether the shop wants the RV dropped off while the part ships or scheduled once it arrives.