Progress RV
Belle Fourche RV shop with a 4.9 rating, known for squeezing in travelers and tracking down tricky problems.
A hailstorm on I-90 or a misjudged turn into a campground can leave your rig with a punched-in side or a cracked front cap. South Dakota has 7 shops that handle RV collision and body repair, and they average 4.7 stars across the reviews. All 7 take warranty work, which matters when the damage is tied to a newer coach. Most sit around Sioux Falls, so plan the drive before you limp in.
Belle Fourche RV shop with a 4.9 rating, known for squeezing in travelers and tracking down tricky problems.
Full-service RV dealer in Tea, SD, with sales, service, parts, and propane, rated 4.7 from 578 reviews.
Sioux Falls RV dealer and repair shop with 4.5 stars across 1,500+ Google reviews.
RVFix of Sioux Falls in Tea, SD offers mobile RV repair and virtual tech calls with a 5.0-star rating from 12 reviews.
RV repair shop in Summerset, SD, handling warranty work, maintenance, body repair, and detailing.
Camping World in Summerset sells new and used RVs and handles repairs, warranty work and parts.
Camping World RV Service in Sioux Falls handles RV repairs, maintenance, collision work, and spa cleaning.
Body work is the headline here: 7 shops handle collision and body repair, so a dented compartment door, a torn-up bumper or a crumpled rear cap are all in scope. But the same shops usually go further. Six work on roofs, 7 on slide-outs and awnings, 6 on generators. That helps when a blowout takes out the wheel well and the wiring behind it. Ask upfront whether the shop does fiberglass and paint in-house or sends it out. That one question tells you a lot about turnaround time.
Progress RV carries a 4.9 rating over 65 reviews and lists body, roof, generator and insurance work, a solid pick if you want a smaller shop with a strong record. Bish's RV of Sioux Falls has 578 reviews at 4.7 and covers the widest range of jobs, tires and leveling included. Camping World in Sioux Falls has the biggest review count at 1,513, so expect a busy schedule. RVFix of Sioux Falls is the mobile option, rated 5.0, handy when the rig cannot be driven.
Collision claims move faster when you call your insurer before the shop starts tearing things apart. Get pre-approval, and ask the shop to photograph the damage before repairs begin. All 7 shops here accept warranty work, which is a good sign for paperwork, but that does not guarantee your claim sails through. Spring and early summer book up fast around Sioux Falls, so call ahead once the snow clears, and ask whether the parts your repair needs are actually in stock.
There are 7 shops in the state that handle RV collision and body repair. They average 4.7 stars in reviews, and all 7 take warranty work.
One of the 7 is a mobile tech: RVFix of Sioux Falls, rated 5.0. Mobile work suits smaller fixes, but major body and paint jobs usually need the shop.
Progress RV, Bish's RV of Sioux Falls and the Camping World locations list insurance work. Call your insurer first for pre-approval before repairs start.
Yes. Six of the 7 work on roofs, and 7 handle slide-outs and awnings, while 6 take on generators. That helps when a crash damages systems, not just panels.