Camping World - Pooler
Camping World in Pooler sells new and used RVs and handles service, with 4.4 stars from over 2,200 reviews.
Pooler sits right off I-95 outside Savannah, and a fair number of RVs roll through here with fresh body damage. Two collision and body repair shops work on rigs in town, averaging 4.4 stars across more than 2,200 reviews. Both take warranty and insurance work, which matters when a bent panel or cracked front cap turns into a claim. Nobody here does mobile calls, so plan to drop the coach off.
Camping World in Pooler sells new and used RVs and handles service, with 4.4 stars from over 2,200 reviews.
RV repair shop in Pooler, GA handling roof and awning work, collision repair, maintenance, and detailing.
Within a short drive of Pooler. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RVIA-certified collision and repair shop in Garden City, GA, rated 4.9 from 19 Google reviews for roof, body and roadside work.
Both shops handle the body and insurance side of a wreck, plus roof work, slide-outs, awnings, fridges, generators, leveling jacks, windshields and winterizing. That spread is handy if one hit took out more than a bumper. Ask up front whether the shop does the body repair in-house or farms out paint and fiberglass, and get a written estimate before anyone starts. If you are heading north before the freeze, winterizing is worth booking while the rig is already in the bay.
Both Pooler shops list warranty and insurance work, and that saves you a fight later. Call your insurer before you drop the RV so they can approve the estimate and confirm the shop is in network. Photograph the damage yourself, including the other vehicle and the scene, and keep the claim number handy. Warranty repairs usually need pre-approval from the plan too, so bring the policy and ask the shop to submit the claim before tearing anything apart. A little paperwork now beats a surprise bill.
Collision work moves slowly when parts are on backorder, so ask whether the panel, front cap or windshield is in stock or has a ship date. Empty the fridge, lock the slides and grab anything loose before you hand over the keys. A roof leak found after a storm is a separate job from a bent corner, and both shops do roof work, so mention it in the same visit. Spring and early summer fill the calendar fast, so book ahead if you have a trip on the books.
There are 2 shops in Pooler that handle RV collision and body repair, with 1 more nearby. Both take insurance and warranty work, so you have a choice when a claim is involved.
The two shops average 4.4 stars, and the larger one has more than 2,200 reviews. That is a solid record for collision work, where a bad paint match or a rushed fiberglass job tends to show up in reviews fast.
No. Neither Pooler shop is listed as mobile, so the RV goes to the shop. That is normal for collision and body work, since paint booths and frame gear do not travel well. Plan a drop-off and ask how long the bay will be tied up.
Call the insurer first so the claim is open and the shop can get approval on the estimate. Both Pooler shops do insurance work, and pre-approval keeps the repair from stalling. Have your policy number and photos of the damage ready when you call.