Quality Industrial Refinishers
Portland body and RV repair shop rated 4.1 stars, handling insurance claims, collision work, and roof and awning fixes.
A collision or a torn-up side panel is never convenient, but in Portland you have three body and collision shops that handle RV work. They average 4.1 stars, so quality is there if you pick carefully. Two of the three also list roof, fridge, and awning repairs, which helps when one hit takes out several systems. Here is what to expect and how to book without wasting a week.
Portland body and RV repair shop rated 4.1 stars, handling insurance claims, collision work, and roof and awning fixes.
RV roof repair and replacement in Portland, OR. Mobile service, insurance claims, 20-year warranty, and 750+ jobs completed.
Portland RV repair shop handling roof sealing, brakes, hitches, and body work on aluminum or fiberglass rigs.
The three shops here focus on body and collision repair, but they also work on roofs, fridges, and awnings. That mix is handy after a blowout or a low-clearance scrape. Quality Industrial Refinishers takes weekends and insurance work, and it sells parts. Rv Roof Worx handles warranty and insurance claims. OPEN ROAD RV & REPAIR does body and chassis work plus some electrical. No mobile techs are listed in this group, so plan to drop the rig off. Ask about part availability before you commit, especially for older models.
Spring is when everyone remembers their roof and awning, so call ahead if you want a spot in April or May. For collision work, get pre-approval from your insurer before repairs start. One shop here does warranty work, so confirm that before you schedule. If your damage involves the roof, ask whether they reseal seams or replace sections. And if you are handy, check the sealant around vents and skylights twice a year to catch small leaks before they rot the decking. Weekend hours are rare, so ask when you call. Parts for older RVs can take time, so get a realistic timeline in writing.
There are 3 listed. They average 4.1 stars across reviews. Two have no ratings yet, so check recent work photos or ask for references before you book.
No mobile techs are listed in this group. All three are shop-based, so you will need to drop off your RV. If you need mobile work, check the general Portland repair page for other options.
Yes. All three handle roof, fridge, and awning repairs alongside body work. That helps when one incident damages several systems. Ask for a combined estimate so you are not paying twice for tear-down.
Yes, get pre-approval first. Two shops here list insurance features, and one does warranty work. Confirm your coverage and get the shop's estimate approved before work starts to avoid surprises.