Perfect Bodies Auto-Body Inc
Long Island auto body shop since 1991, also repairing RVs and handling insurance claims. Rated 4.9 from 145 reviews.
A bent bumper or a cracked front cap is a different kind of problem than a dead fridge. New York has 18 collision and body repair shops listed here, and they average 4.5 stars across reviews. Ten of them do warranty work, which matters when an insurance claim is paying the bill. Some handle the mechanical side too, so you can often get the bodywork and the A/C looked at in one stop.
Long Island auto body shop since 1991, also repairing RVs and handling insurance claims. Rated 4.9 from 145 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Brooklyn and greater NYC, coming to you for AC, electrical, plumbing and appliance work.
Highland RV shop with 10+ years on repairs, body work, and mobile calls, rated 4.8 from 40 reviews.
Peekskill RV repair shop on a 4.6 rating, with reviewers praising the service manager and fair charges.
Lockport auto shop with RV repair and tire service, rated 4.4 stars from 301 reviews.
RV repair shop in Syracuse with a 5-star rating from 4 reviews, handling roof and awning fixes, warranty work, and more.
Waverly RV repair shop with a 4.4-star rating from 62 Google reviews, handling roof, AC, awning, and emergency fixes.
Bath, NY RV dealer with service, parts, and a 4.3-star rating from 898 reviews.
Lockport collision shop also fixing RVs, boats, and motorcycles, rated 4.4 from 30 reviews.
Syracuse RV dealer with a huge selection, no-pressure sales staff, and a service department that gets mixed reviews.
Highland, NY RV repair shop with 10+ years of experience, 5.0 rating, handling collision, roof, AC and mobile work.
RV repair shop in Churchville, NY, handling roof and awning work, warranty and insurance claims, and same-day service.
Fishkill RV shop known for Airstream body work, appliances, electrical systems and vintage trailer repairs.
Camping World RV Service in Kingston handles RV repair, maintenance, warranty work, collision and detailing.
Kingston RV dealer and repair shop with 1,700+ reviews, 4.1 stars, known for friendly, no-pressure sales.
Niagara Falls auto shop rated 4.1 from 245 reviews, handling A/C, brakes, oil changes and diagnostics on cars and RVs.
RV dealer and repair shop in Churchville with a 3.9 rating from 259 Google reviews, handling roof, AC and awning work.
RV repair shop in Caledonia, NY, offering roof and awning service, warranty repair, and parts.
Body and collision work is the core here, but the listings show plenty of overlap. All 18 shops handle body repair, and every one also lists awning and fridge work. Eleven do roof repair, eight handle A/C and windshields, seven take on slide-outs, and six work on leveling systems. Generators show up at eight shops, winterizing at 11. That mix matters if your rig took a hit and something else quit on the same trip. Ask on the phone which jobs they can turn around quickly and which need the unit to sit for a few days.
Perfect Bodies Auto-Body Inc in the top group carries a 4.9 rating from 145 reviews and lists warranty, insurance, body and parts work. NYC Mobile RV Repair also sits at 4.9 with 49 reviews and covers mobile calls, electrical, solar and emergency work, so it is worth a call if the rig cannot be driven. Hudson Automotive Repair & Service holds 4.8 from 40 reviews. Transatlantic Auto & RV Center has 69 reviews at 4.6. Hillman Automotive and Tire has the deepest review history at 301, though its rating is 4.4. Camping World RV Service in Syracuse is newer to the list with a 5.0 from four reviews.
Collision repair usually runs through an insurer, and most shops here are set up for that. Ten of the 18 do warranty work, and the larger body shops list insurance among their features. Before you drop the rig off, ask whether the shop works with your carrier directly or wants you to handle the claim. Get the estimate in writing and ask what happens if hidden damage turns up once panels come off. That is common on a rear cap or a sidewall hit. A shop that explains this up front is easier to deal with later than one that surprises you with a revised bill.
There are 18 listed across the state, with an average rating of 4.5 stars. Three of them are mobile techs that come to you, and the rest are shops where the rig is dropped off for body and paint work.
Ten of the 18 do warranty work, and several of the larger body shops list insurance among their features. Ask your insurer whether the shop is in network before you commit, and get the estimate in writing so the claim and the final bill line up.
Mobile techs are best for mechanical problems, electrical faults and emergencies, not structural body damage. Three listings are mobile. Use one if the rig cannot be driven or you are stuck at a campground, but plan on a shop bay for frame, panel and paint work.
Quite a bit. Eleven handle roof repair, eight do A/C and windshields, seven take slide-outs, and eight work on generators. All 18 also list awning and fridge work, so a single visit can cover the damage and the small stuff that broke along the way.