RVFix of Kalispell
RVFix of Kalispell offers mobile RV repair and virtual diagnostics with master technicians, earning a 5.0 rating from 68 reviews.
Montana roads throw a lot at an RV: gravel spray, a hailstorm outside Glendive, a deer that steps out at dusk on Highway 2. When the body takes a hit, you want a shop that handles insurance paperwork without making you do the chasing. There are 15 collision and body repair shops in the state, averaging 4.7 stars across their reviews, and 10 of them take warranty work. Several run mobile crews too, which helps if your rig is sitting at camp with a cracked panel.
RVFix of Kalispell offers mobile RV repair and virtual diagnostics with master technicians, earning a 5.0 rating from 68 reviews.
RV repair shop in Billings, MT with mobile techs and a 4.9-star rating from 110 reviews.
Family-owned Billings RV and boat dealer since 1967 with service, parts, propane, and a collision center.
RV repair shop in Great Falls, MT with mobile service, virtual tech help, and a 4.9-star rating from 59 reviews.
Bozeman RV repair shop with mobile techs and video diagnosis, rated 4.9 from 31 Google reviews.
Kalispell boat and RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating, known for fiberglass, gel coat and paint work.
Great Falls RV shop since 1969 handling roof, AC, awning, collision and custom work, rated 4.7 stars.
Full-service Bozeman RV dealer with repair, parts, propane and a 4.5-star rating from over 600 reviews.
Full-service RV dealer in Great Falls with sales, service, parts, and propane, rated 4.5 stars from 516 reviews.
Billings RV dealer with service, repair, parts, and reviews on the Jayco trailer and low-pressure sales.
Kalispell RV dealer with service, parts, propane fills and a 4.4-star rating across 920 Google reviews.
Helena body shop with RV, boat and collision repair; reviewers praise efficiency and insurance help.
Billings RV and boat service department with a free dump station and propane, plus friendly staff, per reviews.
Billings RV repair shop handling AC, brakes, engine diagnostics, body and chassis work, backed by a 5-star review.
Missoula auto body shop and RV repair bay handling collision work, paint, brakes and chassis service for RVs.
Five of the 15 shops here send mobile techs out, and that split matters when you are deciding where to start. A mobile tech is the right call for a fridge that quit, a dead A/C, or a slide-out that stopped halfway, because they come to your site and you never move the rig. Body damage is different. Straightening a crumpled front cap or replacing a torn sidewall usually needs a bay, a frame rack and paint, so plan on dropping the coach off. Ask on the phone which side of that line your repair falls on. One practical tip: if the damage is drivable and the systems still work, get the mechanical fix done first so your trip can continue, then book the bodywork for when you get home. Winter is a good window for that second appointment.
Bretz RV & Marine in Billings carries the volume, with more than 2,000 reviews at 4.7 stars and coverage that runs from roof and body to tires, generator work and insurance claims. That range is handy when a single incident touches several systems. The RVFix locations in Kalispell, Billings, Great Falls and Bozeman are smaller operations with mobile service, warranty approval and parts on hand. Legends Boat and RV Repair in the Flathead area handles insurance and body work and holds a 5.0 rating on a smaller review count. Small shop, short wait, but confirm the part is in stock before you drive.
All 15 shops on this list handle body repair, and the same is true for fridge and awning work, so those are baseline services anywhere you call. A/C shows up at 12 shops, slide-outs at 11, furnaces at 10, and electrical at 9. Roof repair appears at 6, which is worth noting because a leak found after a storm often turns into interior damage if it waits. Tires show up at 6 shops, water heaters at 6, generators and leveling at 5 each. Windshield work is rare at just 1, so call ahead on glass. Eight shops winterize, a good fall errand before the first hard freeze.
There are 15 shops listed across the state, averaging 4.7 stars in customer ratings. Ten of them handle warranty work, and five offer mobile service for repairs that don't need a body bay.
Five of the 15 send mobile techs. That works well for A/C, fridge, furnace or slide-out trouble. Body damage and paint usually still require bringing the rig to a shop with a bay.
Yes. Ten of the 15 shops do warranty work, and some also process insurance claims. Call with your policy or warranty number first so the shop can get pre-approval before starting the repair.
Six of the 15 shops list roof repair. Since a small leak can rot framing and insulation fast, get it looked at soon and ask the shop to check sealant around vents and seams while they are up there.