A low-clearance awning, an unexpected tree branch, a tight campground turn — collision damage happens. RV Time specializes in structural and cosmetic repair that brings your coach back to factory condition, not just "close enough."
RV body damage is fundamentally different from car body damage. The substrates are different — aluminum framing, fiberglass skin, ABS plastic, wood framing — and the repair techniques have to match. We have experience with every type of RV construction.
From corner scrapes to major side damage — we assess structural integrity first, then address cosmetic restoration.
We use computerized paint matching to blend new work with existing panels. The goal is invisible repairs, not obvious patches.
Stress cracks, punctures, and broken corners in fiberglass sidewalls and caps are repaired, not covered. Structural integrity first.
When the outer skin separates from the substrate, it's often caused by water intrusion. We address the source and rebond or replace affected panels.
Cracked, fogged, or leaking windows replaced with matching OEM-spec units. Proper sealing prevents future water damage.
Bent or damaged slideout housing, worn seals, and structural damage to slideout floors and walls.
RV paint jobs cover vastly larger surfaces than cars and often involve graphics, decals, and multi-panel color matching across different materials. A high-quality paint repair on an RV requires expertise in spray technique, blending, and clear coat application across flexible and rigid substrates. We've been doing it for years.
We can also handle full coach repaints — if you're ready to update the look of an older coach or want to restore sun-faded gel coat and clear coat to a like-new finish, we'll give you an honest estimate.
Collision damage and comprehensive damage (hail, falling objects, weather) are typically covered. We work directly with your insurer — see our insurance claims page for details on how we handle that process.
It depends heavily on the extent of damage and parts availability. Minor body work may take a few days; significant structural and paint work can take 2–3 weeks. We provide a timeline in every estimate.
In most cases, yes — either through decal reproduction or paint striping. We'll assess your specific coach and let you know what's achievable.
Oxidized and faded gel coat or clear coat can often be restored through compounding and polishing. If it's beyond that, a spot repaint or full respray may be the right call.
Bring your RV in or send us photos and we'll give you an honest assessment of what it'll take.
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