After an RV collision, you need a real damage assessment, a shop that works directly with your insurance adjuster, and a team that does the structural, fiberglass, aluminum, and paint work in-house instead of farming it out. Inland Valley RV is a family-owned RV shop at 9211 Charles Smith Ave in Rancho Cucamonga, serving RV owners since 1992. We repair travel trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, toy haulers, and campers of every make and model, and RV owners from across the Inland Empire bring their rigs to us for collision and body work.
RVs are not built like cars. Most cars use a steel or aluminum unibody frame with stamped body panels. RVs are built from fiberglass and filon panels, aluminum sidewalls, and gel-coat finishes, often laminated over a wood or aluminum substructure, with molded front and rear caps and a roof that has to stay watertight. A standard auto body shop may not have the bay height, materials, or experience to rebuild an RV sidewall or front cap. For a deeper comparison, read why RV body repair is different from auto body work.
All collision and body work is done in-house by our own manufacturer-trained technicians inside 12 secure, enclosed service bays. We don't sublet structural or paint work to a third party.
A sideswipe or backing accident can damage more than the panel you can see, including the roof edge, seams, and sealant lines near the impact. A damaged seal can let water into the walls later. If the roof was hit, our RV roof repair & replacement team handles that part of the repair in the same shop.
Sidewalls, front and rear caps, and motorhome body panels. We repair, reshape, refinish, and color-match.
Common on travel trailers and fifth wheels. We replace damaged panels and skin.
The framing behind sidewalls and under the roof. We do structural repair when the frame is damaged.
The exterior finish. We do color-matched paint and decal and graphic repair or replacement.
Estimates are by appointment. Call (909) 980-1746 or request an estimate online.
We inspect the damage and prepare a detailed estimate that can be submitted to your insurance carrier.
We work with your adjuster and provide the documentation they need.
Once the scope is approved, parts and materials are ordered and your RV is scheduled into a bay.
Your RV stays secured inside our building for the entire repair. There is no outdoor storage during active repairs.
If we find hidden damage once panels come off, we document it and submit a supplemental estimate to your insurer before continuing, so nothing is repaired or billed without sign-off.
We run a final quality check, walk you through what was done, and return your coach. Labor is backed by our 60-day warranty. Parts follow the manufacturer's warranty terms.
The timeline depends mostly on three things:
Once the estimate is approved and parts are on hand, we schedule your RV into a bay and give you a realistic timeline. We don't guess at one before the inspection.
Most of our body and collision work is insurance-related. Once your claim is open, we inspect the RV, write the estimate, and work with the adjuster through approval and any supplemental approvals.
We coordinate directly with State Farm, Progressive, GEICO, Farmers, Nationwide, Mercury, Safeco, The Hartford, Travelers, Allstate, Foremost, National General (NGIC), and Liberty Mutual.
Not sure what to do first? Read our step-by-step guide, What to Do After an RV Collision, and What to Expect During an RV Body Repair Insurance Claim.
We're not the cheapest shop to bring your RV to, and we don't try to be. Keeping every collision and body job in-house is a deliberate choice. It's how repairs hold up years later instead of just passing an initial inspection.
"I have been coming here for about 3 years now, every time they do a great job. The work is done right and in a timely fashion. They are also upfront about cost and pricing. I have been very happy…"
— Raymond K.
"Called them on Tuesday, they got our travel trailer in on Thursday and it was repaired and we got it back on Friday. Great customer service, fair prices. I would highly recommend them."
— Kathy B.
"When I picked up my rig Jonathan explained what had been done and waited while I checked out the repairs."
— Verified Google review
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All repairs happen at our shop in Rancho Cucamonga. We don't offer pickup or delivery. RV owners schedule an appointment and drive in from across the Inland Empire, the High Desert, and the San Gabriel Valley, including:
See every city on our service areas page.
No. We repair travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, campers, and motorhomes of every make and model.
Yes. We perform color-matched paint and can repair or replace decals and graphics to restore the original appearance.
Yes. We coordinate directly with State Farm, Progressive, GEICO, Farmers, Nationwide, Mercury, Safeco, The Hartford, Travelers, Allstate, Foremost, National General (NGIC), and Liberty Mutual. Once your claim is open, we inspect the RV, write the estimate, and work with the adjuster through approval.
It depends on the extent of the damage, parts availability, and insurance approval. After the estimate and approval, we give you a realistic timeline. Your RV stays inside our building during the entire repair.
We document it and submit a supplemental estimate to your insurer for approval before continuing on that part of the work, so nothing is repaired or billed without sign-off.
Estimates are by appointment. Our parts store is open for walk-ins Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
No. Customers drive their RV in for a scheduled appointment, and the RV is stored inside our building only during active repair work.
Yes. Labor is backed by our 60-day warranty. Parts follow the manufacturer's warranty terms.
Request an estimate for collision or body work, and we'll contact you during business hours (Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM) to schedule.
Inland Valley RV · 9211 Charles Smith Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 · (909) 980-1746
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