Answers to what customers ask us most about collision, body, and roof repair, insurance, and our shop.
It depends on the extent of the damage. Small, isolated leaks around vents or seams can often be repaired and resealed. Widespread aging, multiple leak points, or significant dry rot in the decking usually call for a full membrane replacement. We'll tell you honestly which one your RV needs after an inspection.
Yes. We regularly work collision, storm, and roof claims with major carriers including State Farm, Nationwide, Progressive, GEICO, Farmers, Mercury, Safeco, The Hartford, Travelers, Allstate, Foremost, National General (NGIC), and Liberty Mutual. You open the claim; we inspect, write the estimate, and work with the adjuster.
Yes — all repair work is done at our Rancho Cucamonga shop, and customers regularly drive in from across the Inland Empire and High Desert, and farther, for our collision, body, and roof work.
Estimates are by appointment. Our parts store is walk-in during business hours — no appointment needed.
Yes. Our RV supply store is open for walk-in customers Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, alongside our repair shop.
Cost depends on your RV’s size, the roofing material, and whether it’s a spot reseal or a full membrane replacement, so there’s no single price that fits every RV. We give you an exact, written quote after a free estimate appointment, before any work begins.
Timeline depends on the extent of the damage, parts availability, and insurance approval — a small panel repair moves much faster than major structural work. We give you a realistic timeline once the estimate is approved, so you know what to expect.
No. All repair work happens inside our secure, enclosed service bays at our Rancho Cucamonga shop, so the RV isn’t accessible as living space during active repair. We keep you updated throughout so you know when it’s ready.
RVs use different materials and construction than cars — fiberglass and aluminum panels, wood or composite framing, and roofing systems a standard auto body shop typically doesn’t work with. We specialize specifically in RVs rather than treating them like oversized vehicles. See our full breakdown.
Often, yes — many policies cover sudden storm or collision damage to an RV roof, though coverage varies by policy and provider. We work directly with adjusters from major carriers to document the damage and support your claim either way.
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