Camper van body damage
Share whether the van is a Sprinter, Transit or ProMaster and note the conversion builder if known. Mention cabinetry, wiring or equipment behind the damaged area.
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Smaller RV, Trailer & Camper Van Body Repair
Include the manufacturer, model, overall length, height and width when calling. Describe the damaged area and any awnings, ladders, roof equipment or interior fittings nearby.
Large Class A motorhomes are outside this service scope. Body and paint work must be confirmed for the particular vehicle; this page does not offer engine, appliance, roof-system or slide-out mechanism service.
Repair topics to understand
Trailer exterior damage
Provide dimensions and photos of the sidewall, corner, door or exterior panel. Ask about safe transport and intake before arranging delivery.
Fiberglass and painted surfaces
Describe cracks, openings, past repairs and any signs of water entry. Ask what inspection is needed to establish the extent of the damage.
Graphics and fitted accessories
Mention decals, wraps, awnings and attached equipment so their removal, replacement or specialist involvement can be discussed.
Plan the work before it begins
Ask about the estimate, any additional inspection, repair authorization, parts and completion checks. The applicable steps depend on the vehicle and agreed scope. See the full process.
Smaller RV, Trailer & Camper Van Body Repair, FAQ
Can I arrive without checking vehicle size?
Call first with dimensions and the damage details. Confirm acceptance and an arrival plan for that vehicle before towing or driving to the location.
What if a camper conversion is near the damaged panel?
Tell the shop about the fitted equipment and the conversion builder. The repair plan may need access arrangements or input from a relevant specialist.
Discuss your vehicle and the proposed work.
Tell us about the vehicle, the damage and what you need next.