Wolske RV
Family-run RV shop in Boy River with a 4.9 rating and reviewers calling staff knowledgeable and quick to help.
Minnesota RV owners know the damage a hailstorm, a tight campground turn or a deer on a county road can do. The state has 14 shops doing collision and body repair on RVs, and they average 4.5 stars across reviews. Most handle insurance claims, and four take warranty work. A handful are mobile techs who come to your rig. Here is how the shops break down and what to ask before you drop the keys.
Family-run RV shop in Boy River with a 4.9 rating and reviewers calling staff knowledgeable and quick to help.
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All 14 handle body work, and every one also lists fridge and awning service, which tells you they are full-service shops more than paint booths alone. Ten work on A/C, six on roofs, five on slide-outs and windshields, three on tires and leveling, and two on generators. Two are mobile techs, useful when the damage keeps the rig from moving. If your problem is a water heater or furnace, ask first. None of the 14 lists those. Same for electrical, solar and winterizing except at a few. Collision work often turns up hidden damage once panels come off, so get the estimate in writing and ask what happens if they find more.
Mobile techs make sense for roof leaks, A/C failures, awning arms and slide-out problems that do not need a frame rack. They come to your driveway or storage lot and save you a tow. Body damage, bent chassis and windshield replacement usually need the shop. Owatonna RV Services and RV Repair Minnesota both list mobile service, and RV Repair Minnesota covers the widest range of work of the two. If your rig is not roadworthy, call a mobile tech first and ask whether they can handle the job or whether it needs a shop with a chassis straightener.
Four of the 14 shops do warranty work, and several more work with insurance. Ask two questions when you call: do you bill the insurer directly, and do you need pre-approval before tearing into the damage? Photos of the damage before you move anything help the claim. Wolske RV, Owatonna RV Services, Bodywerks and Gary's Auto-Truck Body all list insurance work, and Owatonna also lists warranty. If your rig is under a manufacturer or extended warranty, confirm the shop will handle the paperwork before you book. Spring fills up fast, so call ahead for body work.
There are 14 shops listed for collision and body repair in the state, and they average 4.5 stars. All 14 do body work, and two of them are mobile techs that come to you.
Four of the 14 take warranty work. Owatonna RV Services is one of them and also lists insurance. If your rig is under warranty, call first and confirm the shop will file the paperwork.
Sometimes. Mobile techs are good for roof leaks, awnings and slide-outs, but bent frames and major body damage need a shop with a chassis rack. Two mobile techs are listed here, so call and describe the damage.
Several do, including Wolske RV, Owatonna RV Services, Bodywerks and Gary's Auto-Truck Body. Ask whether they bill the insurer directly and whether they need pre-approval before starting work.