Touch-Up Pro
Family-owned Mesa body shop with mobile repair, 4.9 stars from 359 reviews for paint and scratch work.
Collision damage on an RV is never convenient, and Mesa's 12 body and collision shops know it. Most handle fiberglass, paint and insurance paperwork. Three can come to you. Ratings average 4.6, so ask about warranty approval before the estimate. Spring fills up fast, so call ahead if you can.
Family-owned Mesa body shop with mobile repair, 4.9 stars from 359 reviews for paint and scratch work.
Mesa RV body and paint shop doing roof repair, fiberglass work, and insurance claims since 1999.
Mesa RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating. Reviewers praise the kind staff, smooth buying process, and service department.
Mesa RV repair shop handling roof, AC, awning, generator and collision work on motorhomes, trailers and fifth wheels since 2006.
Mesa fiberglass shop with a 5.0 rating, known for RV and boat body and paint work.
Mesa RV repair and body shop with 4.5 stars from 224 reviews. Insurance claims, warranty work, roof and fiberglass repairs.
Mobile RV paint and body repair in Mesa, AZ, with a 5.0 rating from 3 Google reviews.
Mesa RV shop with a 5.0 Google rating, handling collision repair, body work, and systems service on all RV types.
Mesa RV shop with 4.2 stars and 128 reviews, known for roof repair, paint work, and a helpful parts team.
Camping World RV Service in Mesa handles repairs, warranty work, and mobile service for RVs.
Mesa RV repair shop with helpful staff, emergency service, and parts expertise, rated 4.1 from 14 reviews.
RV dealer and repair shop in Mesa with a 4.0 rating from 2,700+ reviews, praised for helpful, non-pushy staff.
Within a short drive of Mesa. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-owned Apache Junction RV shop doing chassis, coach and collision work, with mixed but mostly solid reviews.
All 12 shops do body work, and 9 also fix roofs. That matters because a collision often cracks a seam or tears a vent. Six do A/C and 12 handle fridges and awnings. For bigger systems, 5 work on generators, 4 on slide-outs and leveling, 4 on windshields. Touch-Up Pro specializes in mobile body work and chassis. Arizona RV Service has the deepest mix with tires, electrical and windshields under one roof. Fracture Fiberglass takes on fiberglass and parts.
Three of the 12 shops offer mobile service, which helps when a slide-out won't retract or a panel is loose but the rig still drives. Six do warranty work and several list insurance, so call your carrier first and get the claim number before the shop writes an estimate. Parts delays are common; ask if the panel or awning fabric is in stock. APR RV Body Paint and Always RV both have strong ratings and insurance experience. Always RV also handles chassis.
Spring and early summer are the busy season here, so book body work a few weeks out if you can. After a monsoon wind or a tight campground turn, get the roof and awning checked even if the damage looks minor. Sealant cracks turn into water damage fast in the desert sun. Ask each shop if they pre-order parts and whether they work with your warranty provider. Touch-Up Pro and Arizona RV Service have the most reviews, so expect a wait for estimates.
Mesa has 12 shops that do RV collision and body repair, and one more nearby. Most also handle related work like roofs and awnings, so you can often get a damaged seam and a torn awning fixed in one visit.
Yes, 3 of the 12 shops offer mobile service. That can help with minor body repairs or a stuck slide-out, but major collision work still needs a shop with a paint booth and frame equipment.
Fracture Fiberglass has a 5.0 rating from 11 reviews, and Touch-Up Pro and APR RV Body Paint each have 4.9. Always RV is at 4.8. Ratings help, but ask about warranty approval and parts availability too.
Six of the 12 shops do warranty work, and several list insurance experience. Call your provider first to get a claim number, then ask the shop if they work with that insurer before you drop off the rig.