Looking for a recommendation for a RV / Travel Trailer repair shop

[GryphonHunter]

My Keystone travel trailer took some damage from the bomb cyclone (aka a fancy name for a Wind storm) after some debris fell on it. I’m looking for a reputable repair shop to fix some cracked fiberglass and possibly some roof repair/replacement.

I want it fixed right the first time. Insurance is covering the cost, so I’m not too worried about cost (within reasonable rates).

Anyone have opinions on the following outfits?
Tacoma RV
Poulsbo RV
Wescraft RV

Thanks in advance!

[EnglishSetter]

I came across this place the other day.  Appear to specialize in damage repair.

Northwest Coach in Tumwater

[Hitsman3]

https://rvroof.com/lasting-adventures/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=keystone-heights&utm_term=Q4-2024&utm_content=responsive&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAqtVte1T9QNK5e-1OOK_V85hr1f9Z&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsfOVusz2iQMVayOtBh1ehwQuEAAYAiAAEgIwdfD_BwE
Check this place out if insurance is going to pay for it. Sometimes it’s even cheaper than the old tpo roof that they originally come with.

[follow maggie]

Definitely not Poulsbo RV. You’re way better off with an independent repair shop than a dealer. The dealers really aren’t equipped to repair damage, and their people aren’t trained for it.

[JohnVH]

Not on your list, but avoid RV Country like the plague!

[EnglishSetter]

Definitely not Poulsbo RV. You’re way better off with an independent repair shop than a dealer. The dealers really aren’t equipped to repair damage, and their people aren’t trained for it.

Yah.  RV dealers aren't equipped for body damage.  They repair, replace, install accessories.

[ghosthunter]

 My buddy and I both use these guys. They have been good for us.


https://www.jrsrvrepair.com/

[millerwheeler]

https://rvroof.com/lasting-adventures/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=keystone-heights&utm_term=Q4-2024&utm_content=responsive&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAqtVte1T9QNK5e-1OOK_V85hr1f9Z&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsfOVusz2iQMVayOtBh1ehwQuEAAYAiAAEgIwdfD_BwE
Check this place out if insurance is going to pay for it. Sometimes it’s even cheaper than the old tpo roof that they originally come with.

I have a buddy who had this done and was very very happy with the work , and as mentioned stay away from poulsbo rv ! Most dealers aren’t your friend when it comes to repairs. You want a shop like you stated does it correct the first time. There was a shop down in graham wa that did a fantastic job I’ll be driving that way this week I’ll see if shops still there and snap a photo

[passman65]

I had nothing but good experiences with these guys:
Affordable RV Repair Center (ARV) 3663 Chico Way NW, Bremerton, WA (360) 479-2620

[wildfire]

Northwest Coach in Tumwater does great work and will do all the insurance paper work.

[The Butcher]

2nd shout out for JR's in Sedro Woolley.  They do great work! 

[CarbonHunter]

Not on your list, but avoid RV Country like the plague!

I second this opinion.

Good luck as the dealers are absolutely terrible but if you do find a good independent shop let the group know.

[Magnum_Willys]

Off topic but we recently bought a 2017 fifthwheel 38’ Cougar from Curtis RV in Portland for $34k in like new condition.  Amazing value.

[Justhunt]

Yep JR'S in Sedro Woolley

[sockeye66]

3rd for jr's in sedro wooley