Mister RV Service
Portland, TN RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.6 rating, known for quick Aqua-Hot and slide fixes.
Portland, Tennessee sits up in Sumner County where I-65 runs north toward the Kentucky line, and a fair number of RVs pass through or call this home. When you bump a corner post at a fuel stop or clip something pulling into a campground, body and collision work is what you need. Two shops here handle that kind of repair, both averaging 4.8 stars, with a couple more nearby.
Portland, TN RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.6 rating, known for quick Aqua-Hot and slide fixes.
Portland, TN RV roof and awning shop with a 5.0 rating, known for roof replacements and careful work.
Within a short drive of Portland. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Collision damage on an RV is rarely just cosmetic. A bent compartment door, a cracked filon sidewall, a torn awning, or a slide-out that no longer tracks straight after a hit all tend to show up together. The two shops in town cover body work, roofs, slide-outs, awnings, and fridges, and one takes on A/C, water heaters, furnaces, electrical, leveling, and chassis work too. That spread matters. If the impact knocked your fridge or roof seal loose, you want it looked at in the same visit rather than chasing three separate appointments. Ask for the estimate in writing before anyone starts. Body work has a way of finding more once the panels come off.
One of the two shops here is a mobile tech, which is worth knowing if your rig is not driveable or you would rather not tow it across town. Mobile work is great for roof resealing, awning replacement, and smaller body fixes in your driveway or at a campground. Bigger collision damage, frame or chassis straightening, and paint usually need a bay. Call first and describe the damage honestly. A good tech will tell you over the phone whether it is a driveway job or a shop job, and that saves you a wasted service call.
One of these shops does warranty work, and both list insurance among what they handle. If your policy is covering the claim, get pre-approval from your insurer before the work begins so there is no argument about the bill later. Have your policy number, the claim number, and photos of the damage ready. The same goes for an extended service plan on the coach itself. Mister RV Service, the larger of the two with 95 reviews and a 4.6 rating, also lists parts, so ask whether the replacement panel or awning fabric is in stock before you schedule.
There are 2 shops in Portland doing RV collision and body repair, with another 2 nearby. Both average 4.8 stars across their reviews, and between them they cover roofs, slide-outs, awnings, fridges, and body work.
Yes, one of the two shops is mobile. That works well for roof resealing, awning replacement, and smaller body repairs at your site, but major collision and paint work still needs a shop bay.
Both shops list insurance among what they handle, and one does warranty work. Get pre-approval from your insurer before work starts and bring your policy and claim numbers plus photos of the damage.
Book as early as you can, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready for camping season. Ask whether the parts you need are in stock before you schedule, since a backordered panel or awning fabric can hold up the whole job.