Camping World - Sherman
Camping World in Sherman sells and services RVs, with state inspections and a parts counter among its draws.
A wrecked fender or a dented rear cap is not something you want to sit on. Sherman has three shops that handle collision and body work on RVs, and one mobile tech if you can't drive it. The average rating is 3.9, so do your homework. Ask about insurance and warranty before you drop it off. The good ones stay busy, so call ahead.
Camping World in Sherman sells and services RVs, with state inspections and a parts counter among its draws.
Camping World RV Service in Sherman, TX handles repairs, maintenance, body work and mobile calls for trailers and motorhomes.
Classic vehicle restoration shop in Sherman, TX, also handling RV and Airstream repairs. Mixed reviews on cost and quality.
Within a short drive of Sherman. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Whitesboro body shop with a 4.7-star rating, handling collision repair, painting, and RV work.
Collision work covers more than crumpled panels. You'll want someone who can check the roof for leaks after a hit, make sure the windshield is sealed right, and test the generator and leveling jacks. Two of the three shops here also list slide-out repair, which matters if the impact tweaked the frame. Body shops that work on RVs are not the same as car shops. Ask if they have a bay big enough and the right parts. If the damage is mostly cosmetic, a mobile tech might handle it, but for structural work, you want a shop with a frame rack.
One of the three shops here does warranty work, and two say they work with insurance. That doesn't mean the others won't, but confirm before you book. Take photos of the damage before you clean anything up. Get the claim started with your insurer, and ask the shop if they'll bill the insurance directly or if you pay and get reimbursed. If your rig is still under a manufacturer warranty, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval, or you might end up paying out of pocket for a repair that should be covered.
Camping World has two locations in Sherman: one with a large review count and one with just a handful. The smaller one is listed as mobile, so they might come to you for minor body issues. Texoma Classics is the independent option, and they handle A/C, electrical, and windshield along with body and chassis work. A big shop might have more parts in stock, but an independent can sometimes get you in faster. Ask about lead time and whether they need to order parts before you commit.
There are three shops listed in Sherman. One of them is also a mobile tech. The average rating is 3.9, so check reviews and ask about insurance and warranty before you book.
Yes, one of the three shops does warranty work. If your RV is still under a manufacturer warranty, call the manufacturer first to get pre-approval so the repair is covered.
Yes, there is one mobile tech listed. They can handle minor body issues, awning repairs, and follow-up adjustments. For major collision damage or frame work, a shop with a bay is the better choice.
The shops here list roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, generator, leveling, and windshield work. After a collision, it's smart to have the roof and windshield checked for leaks and the generator and leveling systems tested.