AL'S RV & TRAILER SERVICE
Stuart RV repair shop rated 4.9 stars, handling body work, awnings, axles and slide-outs, plus warranty and insurance help.
Hitting something with your RV is a bad day. In Stuart, two body shops handle collision work, and they average 4.6 stars. Both fix roofs and awnings too, so you can get the insurance estimate and the leak fixed in one stop. One shop does warranty work. Call ahead. Parts for body panels can take time.
Stuart RV repair shop rated 4.9 stars, handling body work, awnings, axles and slide-outs, plus warranty and insurance help.
Stuart RV shop handling parts, body work and AC repairs, with staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Collision repair on an RV is half body shop, half detective work. The visible damage is a bent bay door or a cracked cap, but the jolt can also tweak a leveling jack or start a roof seam leaking six months later. Both Stuart shops on this list handle body work and roof repair, and one also does chassis work. That matters when the hit was hard enough to affect how the rig tracks. Get the insurance adjuster involved early. Ask the shop if they can bill your carrier directly, and get a written estimate before anyone orders parts. If you are paying out of pocket, ask what they would do if it were their own motorhome.
AL'S RV & TRAILER SERVICE carries a 4.9 rating from 90 reviews, which is a lot of feedback for this kind of work. Besides body and tires, they handle electrical, leveling, a/c, fridges and awnings, and they do warranty and insurance work. RV Parts & Body Repair Florida Outdoors RV is smaller, with a 4.2 from 5 reviews, and adds solar to the mix. That shop also does chassis work and stocks parts. If your collision claim is with a manufacturer warranty, start with Al's. If you need a solar panel checked after a hit, the second shop can do both.
There are 2 shops in Stuart that handle RV collision and body repair, and both also work on roofs and awnings. They average 4.6 stars from customer reviews. One of the two does warranty work, so ask about your coverage before you book.
Both shops list insurance among their features, so they are used to working with adjusters. Get your claim number ready and ask if they can bill the insurer directly. A written estimate before work starts keeps everyone on the same page.
Both shops also repair roofs, a/c units, fridges and awnings. One handles tires, electrical and leveling, and the other does solar and chassis work. If your collision also knocked out a system, you may not need a second appointment.
Yes. Body work often means ordering parts, so call ahead and ask if the part is in stock. Spring and early summer fill up fast with snowbird traffic. A quick phone call can save you a wasted trip.