TLDR
A clear breakdown of what RV collision repair costs, what drives the price, and how insurance changes the math.
RV collision repair covers a wide range because an RV is really several vehicles in one: a chassis, a body, and a house full of systems. A scuffed bumper and a rolled-over Class A are not the same job, so the honest answer is a range, not a single number.
Ballpark cost from our price list
Ballpark ranges to help you plan, not a quote. Collision estimates are written after inspection. Final pricing comes from a written estimate after inspection. See full pricing.
For most motorhomes, collision repair runs from $1,000 for minor body work up to $150,000 or more for a major structural rebuild. The biggest cost drivers are structural damage to the frame or cage, fiberglass cap replacement, full repaints, and hidden water intrusion that follows the impact.
If the damage is from an accident, most of this is an insurance conversation, not an out-of-pocket one. Collision estimates at OCRV are written after inspection, we work direct with every major carrier, and we document hidden damage so your claim covers the real repair instead of a thin first estimate.
The best next step is a written estimate. We inspect the vehicle, photograph the damage, and give you a real number and timeline before any work begins.