Alliance Coachworks - Auto & RV Collision Repair Shop
Fort Worth collision and RV body shop with a 5.0 rating from 242 reviews, known for paint matching and insurance help.
Texas is hard on an RV. Hail dents the front cap, a shredded tire takes out the wheel well, and a low branch finds the roof. That is where collision and body work comes in, and 169 shops across the state handle it. Most mix in the everyday fixes too, so a bad day in the driveway does not mean a second trip. Book early in spring.
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Straightening a bent panel or replacing a ripped sidewall takes a shop set up for it, not a general tech with a toolbox. Every one of the 169 places here does body work, and 169 also handle roofs, which matters because collision damage and roof damage often show up together. Ask how they match paint and decals before you commit. A shop that talks through the process plainly is usually the one you want. Get the insurance adjuster involved early so the estimate and the payout line up.
Seventy-five of these spots send a tech to you, and that is a fine fit for an awning that will not roll up, a dead A/C, or a water heater that quit. It saves you a drive and a wait in line. Collision and body work usually needs the shop, though, since it takes a bay and paint. If your rig is not safe to move, say so when you call and see what the tech can do on site. Ask before the visit whether the part is on the truck or needs ordering. A fridge control board or a slide-out motor can take days to arrive, and no tech can install what is not in stock.
Eighty-five of these shops say they do warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, that narrows the field fast. Call with your policy or contract number and ask them to check coverage before anyone touches the coach. Insurance collision claims are their own process, and the shop and the adjuster need to agree on the scope. Do not let a repair start on a verbal maybe. A written estimate protects you, and so does a shop that has done this dance before.
There are 169 listed across the state, with an average rating of 4.6. Many also handle roofs, awnings, and appliances, so you can often get a collision repair and a smaller fix handled in one stop.
Usually not for major body work. Seventy-five of these shops offer mobile service, which suits awnings, A/C, fridges, and water heaters. Bent frames and paint work generally need the shop bay.
Eighty-five of the 169 say they handle warranty work. Call with your contract or policy number and ask them to confirm coverage before the repair starts.
One hundred thirty-seven of these shops work on roofs, and several of the top-rated names specialize in it. Ask them to check the sealant and the decking, not just the visible tear, since a leak can hide for months.