Camping World - Surprise
Surprise RV dealer and repair shop with propane, dump station and service bays, rated 4.2 across 919 Google reviews.
Two collision and body repair shops in Surprise handle bent panels, cracked fiberglass and insurance claims. Both take warranty work and have experience with the paperwork that comes after a scrape or a serious hit. The average rating is 3.8, so read the reviews and ask about timelines before you commit. This is the place to start when your RV needs to look right again.
Surprise RV dealer and repair shop with propane, dump station and service bays, rated 4.2 across 919 Google reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Surprise handles roof, AC and awning repairs, plus maintenance and warranty work.
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Both shops in Surprise list body repair among their services, along with roof, A/C, awning, slide-out, generator, leveling and windshield work. That mix matters after a collision, because a hit often damages more than the visible panel. A shop that also handles roof and slide-out repairs can check the seals and the slide mechanism while the bodywork is underway. Ask for a written estimate that separates structural work from cosmetic work. If you are filing an insurance claim, get pre-approval before the shop orders parts. Both shops accept insurance and warranty work, but the approval process still takes time. The average rating across the two is 3.8, so ask how they handle updates and delays.
Mobile repair is handy for a dead fridge or a stuck awning, but collision and body repair is almost always shop work. It needs a bay, frame measuring and paint. Surprise has no mobile techs listed for this category, and that fits. Plan to leave the RV at the shop. Before you drop it off, empty the fridge and take photos of the damage. If the RV is drivable, ask whether the shop can do a preliminary inspection while you wait. If it is not, ask about tow options. The two shops here are both Camping World locations, one with 919 reviews and a 4.2 rating, the other with 30 reviews and a 3.4. Read recent reviews for both before you choose.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as snowbirds head out and locals prep for trips. Call ahead and ask two questions: what is the wait for an estimate, and are the parts you need in stock? Body panels and windshields for some models can take weeks to arrive. Also ask whether the shop works with your warranty provider. Both Surprise shops list warranty work, but approval is not automatic. Get the claim number and the adjuster's contact before you authorize repairs. If you are paying out of pocket, ask for a breakdown of parts and labor. That keeps the final bill close to the estimate.
There are 2 shops in Surprise that handle RV collision and body repair. Both are Camping World locations and both accept warranty and insurance work. There are also 5 other RV repair shops nearby if you need to widen your search.
Yes. Both Surprise shops list roof, slide-out, A/C, awning, generator, leveling and windshield repair alongside body work. That is useful after a collision, since impact damage often affects seals and slide mechanisms, not just the exterior panels.
No. Collision and body repair needs a shop with a bay, frame equipment and paint. Surprise has 0 mobile techs listed for this category, which is normal. For a dead fridge or a stuck awning, mobile service can work, but body damage should go to a shop.
Ask about the wait for an estimate, whether the parts you need are in stock, and how they handle warranty or insurance pre-approval. Get a written estimate that separates structural and cosmetic work. The shops here average 3.8, so recent reviews can tell you how they handle timelines and updates.