- RV Roof and Collision Specialists
RV Roof & Collision Repair
Roof leaks • Membrane damage • Hail and storm • Collision damage • Fiberglass and panel repair
Class A RV Repairs handles both sides of exterior damage: roof leaks and membrane wear that build up over seasons, and collision damage that happens in a second. We inspect in person, document with photos, and give you a free written estimate. For accident, hail, and storm damage we work directly with your insurance adjuster.
- Roof membrane, seam, and seal work on motorhomes and trailers
- Collision, hail, and storm damage documented for insurance
- Free written estimate before any work begins
- 4.9-star Google rating, 120+ verified reviews
- Schedule Your Drop-Off
Written estimate before any work starts. No surprise charges.
Signs & Symptoms
How do you know if your RV needs roof or collision repair?
Roof damage builds up quietly across seasons. Collision damage announces itself. Both end in the same place once the shell is no longer sealed, and water gets into the structure.
- Watch for these four signs
Roof
Soft or spongy spots, cracked or bubbling membrane, or dried out seals
Roof
Water stains inside or a musty smell, usually near a seam or vent
Collision
Dents, cracked fiberglass or siding, or misaligned panels
Collision
paint damage, or a panel that no longer sits flush after an impact
Three of the four signs above land on the "call a specialist" end of the scale — that's not a coincidence.
What you can do yourself
- Small sealant touch ups on seams that are otherwise sound
- Minor cosmetic scratches, using a color matched kit
Most Common
What needs a specialist
- An active leak, or any water stain that has reached the interior
- Structural panel damage from an impact
- Front caps, rear caps, and curved fiberglass, the hardest areas to repair well
- Anything going through an insurance claim
Not sure which category yours is? A free estimate answers it in one visit.
Repair Process
The Repair Process, Including Insurance Claims
The same order every time, so you know the scope and the cost before anything is touched.
Inspect and check for moisture
We check the damage in person and look for moisture in the surrounding structure, because leaks travel and impact damage extends past the visible dent.
Photo documentation
We photograph the damage the way insurance adjusters expect it, which is most of what makes a claim go smoothly.
Written estimate
Itemized, covering parts, labor, and finish work. Nothing begins until you approve it.
Roof work
Resealing seams, vents, and edges, patching membrane, or replacing a section, depending on how far the damage has spread.
Collision and panel work
Pulling and filling dents, repairing or replacing fiberglass and siding panels, then matching the finish and resealing every seam we opened.
Insurance claims
For collision, hail, and storm damage we work directly with your adjuster and supply the photos and written estimate a claim needs. Roof wear and tear coverage depends on your policy, so ask your insurer upfront.
Before drop off, clear belongings from under the affected area and bring your claim number if a claim is already open.
Pricing
What RV Roof and Collision Repair Costs
Cost tracks the type and extent of the damage, and roof and collision work sit at very different points on that scale.
Roof reseal and minor leak repair
Resealing seams, vents, and edges, plus small membrane patches.
- $$$$
Membrane repair or section replacement
Larger patching through to replacing a section of roof membrane.
- $$$$
Collision panel repair
Dent work, fiberglass or siding repair, and paint or gelcoat matching.
- $$$$
Multi panel collision, hail, or storm damage
Larger damage, usually routed through an insurance claim.
- $$$$
We do not quote roof or collision work over the phone. Both are routinely larger than they look from the ground, so the estimate is free and in person.
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30+ Years RV-Only
4.9-Star Rating
RV roof, collision, fiberglass, and paint work
Damage documented the way adjusters accept it
RV Body Shop Specialists Since 1993
About Class A RV Repairs
Regular auto body shops are not set up for RVs. A car is a steel unibody. An RV is a membrane roof over framing, with fiberglass or aluminum panels and sealant holding the envelope together, so it takes different methods, different color matching, and a taller bay. Class A RV Repairs works on motorhomes and travel trailers in the Texas Hill Country, and we say plainly what we do not take on.
1993 — Founded in Pipe Creek, TX
Family-owned RV body repair and maintenance. All RV types, all body damage categories.
2000s — Full Body, Paint & Insurance Services Added
Expanded to full color-matched refinishing, delamination repair, and direct insurance claim coordination.
Today — 120+ Reviews, 4.9 Stars
Serving the Texas Hill Country — Kerrville, Boerne, Bandera, San Antonio, Austin, and beyond.
A roof leak is never just a roof leak by the time you can see it from inside.
— Class A RV Repairs, Pipe Creek, TX
What RV Owners Say
What Customers Say About Our Roof and Collision Work
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Craig & Patricia W.
Kerrville, TX — 2 months ago
Hail damage across the entire roof and upper panels of our Class A. They photo-documented everything, handled all the insurance paperwork, and did the body work in-house. The color match on the replaced sections is indistinguishable from the original. Best body shop experience we've had for an RV, period.
- Posted on Google
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Amanda F.
Boerne, TX — 3 months ago
Brought our travel trailer in for rust on the lower panel and a cracked fiberglass section near the door. They found hidden moisture under the rust — addressed that first, then did the panel repair and color-match. Written estimate matched the final bill exactly. Zero surprises, excellent work.
- Posted on Google
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Gary & Diane O.
Bandera, TX — 1 month ago
Side panel delamination and some dents from a tree branch impact. They repaired the delamination properly — addressed the moisture underneath first — and fixed the dents with a color-matched finish. Called upfront about what was in scope and what wasn't. That kind of honesty is rare and worth the drive to Pipe Creek.
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Service Area and Hours
Address
9500 TX-16 S, Pipe Creek, TX 78063
Phone
(830) 535-6007
info@classarvrepairs.com
Hours
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat & Sun: Closed
Serving Communities Including:
Call ahead before drop off. Roof work needs a bay with height clearance, so scheduling matters more than for panel work.
Common Questions
RV Roof and Collision Repair FAQ
For roof issues: soft or spongy spots, cracked or bubbling membrane, water stains inside, a musty smell, or dried out seals. For collision damage: visible dents, cracked fiberglass or siding, misaligned panels, or paint damage after an impact. Either should be inspected before it leads to water intrusion or further structural wear.
Small sealant touch ups or minor cosmetic scratches can sometimes be handled with a DIY kit. Active leaks, structural panel damage, or collision damage affecting structural components should go to a specialist. We are not certified structural frame welders, so major frame straightening is referred out and we do minor tack welds only.
Cost varies by damage type and size. A small roof sealant repair costs far less than collision repair involving panel replacement and paint matching. Class A RV Repairs gives a free itemized estimate after inspecting the RV in person, so you know the cost before work begins.
We start with an inspection and a written estimate, documenting damage with photos. For collision, hail, or storm damage we work directly with insurance adjusters and provide the documentation a claim needs. For roof wear and tear, coverage depends on your policy, so ask upfront and we can coordinate with your insurer.
Look for a shop that specializes in RV body and roof work rather than general auto collision repair, ask whether they document damage in a way insurance adjusters accept, and confirm what they will and will not take on, for example certified frame welding. Class A RV Repairs handles RV roof, collision, fiberglass, and paint repair.
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Call Class A RV Repairs Today
Free written estimate, RV specific roof and collision work, and damage documented the way your adjuster expects.
- Roof and collision work in one shop
- Insurance claims supported
- Free written estimates
- In Business Since 1993