RV Body Shop & Collision Repair in St. Charles, MO
Complete RV Service & Body Shop repairs RV collision damage, body panels, fiberglass, hail damage, paint and decals for motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and campers across St. Charles and the St. Louis area. Our two oversized paint booths fit rigs up to 45 feet, and we work directly with your insurance company.
- 45 ft Paint Booths (2)
- 15 Oversized Bays
- I-CAR Certified Techs
- 5.0★ ~250 Google Reviews
From Minor Scratches to Major Collisions
RVs aren't built like cars. They're fiberglass and aluminum over a wood or metal frame, they're too tall for a normal paint booth, and every panel hides slide-outs, wiring and plumbing. That's why RV body work belongs in an RV body shop.
Complete RV handles every level of damage, fender to fender, on all makes and models. Our I-CAR, ASE and RVDA-certified technicians repair the structure, the body and the finish, and we honor manufacturer warranties whenever applicable.
We write a detailed estimate before any work begins, coordinate directly with your adjuster, and update you every week until your RV is back on the road.
Our RV Body & Paint Services
Every level of damage, from a scuffed bumper to a full structural rebuild. Jump to: collision · structural · hail · painting · decals
RV Cosmetic & Body Repair
Scratches, scuffs, small dents and paint chips look minor, but on fiberglass and aluminum they let water in. We fix them before they turn into delamination or structural damage.
- Scratch and scuff removal
- Small dent repair
- Wet sanding and polishing
- Fiberglass repair
- Bumper repair
- Typical time: 3–7 business days
RV Collision & Body Panel Repair
Sideswipes, backing accidents and low-speed impacts damage panels, fiberglass and the components behind them. We repair the body and inspect what's underneath.
- Body panel repair and replacement
- Fiberglass component repair
- Structural reinforcement
- Paint surface repair
- Mechanical component inspection
- Typical time: 2–4 weeks
RV Structural & Frame Repair
Severe accidents and long-term water damage can reach the framing, floor and suspension. We restore the structure first, then the body and paint.
- Structural framing repair
- Floor and subfloor rebuilds
- Fiberglass section replacement
- Suspension component repair
- Full structural restoration
- Typical time: 4–8 weeks
RV Hail Damage & Storm Repair
Missouri storms dent panels, crack fiberglass and damage roofs. Hail damage is usually covered by comprehensive insurance. Bring us the claim and we handle the rest.
- Dented panels and sidewalls
- Damaged roofs and slide-outs
- Cracked fiberglass
- Panel replacement for severe hail
- Storm-related paint damage
Roof leaking after the storm? See RV roof inspection & repair →
RV Painting & Refinishing
Our two oversized paint booths fit motorhomes up to 45 feet, including Class A diesel pushers. A full repaint includes strip, prep, prime, basecoat, clear coat and polish.
- Full motorhome repaints
- Color and paint matching
- Clear coat protection
- Fade and oxidation restoration
- Spot and panel refinishing
- Full repaint: typically 3–5 weeks
RV Decal & Graphics Replacement
Sun and weather fade, crack and peel RV graphics. We remove the damaged decals and install graphics matched to the factory design, or create custom graphics.
- Faded or peeling decal removal
- Factory-matched graphics
- Custom graphics
- Far less than a full repaint
How Long Does RV Body Repair Take?
Typical timelines for RV body and paint work. Every RV and every repair is different, so for cost, contact our specialists for an estimate after we inspect yours: 636-246-8932.
| Repair | Typical Time |
|---|---|
| Minor cosmetic repair | 3–7 business days |
| Moderate collision repair | 2–4 weeks |
| Major collision / structural rebuild | 4–8 weeks |
| Full motorhome repaint | 3–5 weeks |
| Decal & graphics replacement | Varies by RV and graphics |
| Insurance claim repairs | Depends on insurance approval |
Timelines depend on parts availability and insurance approvals. We give you a written estimate before any work begins.
One Phone Call Instead of Ten
We work directly with your insurance company and handle the back-and-forth with your adjuster.
- Photograph the DamageTake photos of the scene and the damage before anything is moved or cleaned.
- Open Your ClaimCall your insurance carrier, open a claim and get your claim number.
- Call Complete RVCall 636-246-8932 with your claim number. We document the damage and write the estimate.
- We Handle the AdjusterWe coordinate with your adjuster, negotiate any supplemental damage and bill the carrier directly.
We work with all reasonable insurance carriers. Bring us your claim number and we'll take it from there.
Your right to choose: In Missouri, you can choose your own RV body shop, no matter which shop your insurance recommends.
Can a Regular Body Shop Fix an RV?
Most can't. Here's the difference.
Typical Auto Body Shop
- Paint booths sized for cars and trucks
- Trained on steel bodies
- Unfamiliar with slide-outs, awnings and jacks
- No RV plumbing or electrical experience
Complete RV Body Shop
- Two paint booths that fit RVs up to 45 ft
- Fiberglass and aluminum repair specialists
- Slide-outs, awnings, jacks and roofs handled in-house
- RV plumbing and electrical under the same roof
Real Techs. Real Work. Right Here in St. Charles.
Need mechanical work too? See our RV maintenance & service, RV tires and RV parts, or ask about secure RV storage while your repair is scheduled. Car or truck damaged too? We also do auto & truck collision repair.
RV Body & Collision Repair Questions, Answered
Do you work with all insurance carriers?
We work with all reasonable insurance carriers. We document the damage, write the estimate and coordinate with your adjuster. Bring us your claim number and we'll take it from there.
Do I have to use my insurance company's recommended shop?
No. In Missouri, you have the legal right to choose your own RV body shop, regardless of what your insurance carrier recommends. Choosing a specialty RV shop means the work is done by people trained on RVs.
How much does RV collision repair cost?
It depends on the damage and on your RV. Contact our specialists and we'll inspect your RV and give you a written estimate before any work begins. Call 636-246-8932.
How long does RV body repair take?
Minor cosmetic repairs usually take 3 to 7 business days. Moderate collision work runs 2 to 4 weeks. Major collision rebuilds with paint take 4 to 8 weeks depending on parts availability and insurance approvals. We provide a written timeline and update you weekly.
Can you repaint my entire motorhome?
Yes. Our two oversized paint booths fit motorhomes up to 45 feet, including Class A diesel pushers. A full repaint typically takes 3 to 5 weeks. Contact our specialists for an estimate.
Can a regular auto body shop fix an RV?
Most can't. RVs use fiberglass and aluminum construction, are too large for standard paint booths, and have slide-outs, awnings, jacks, plumbing and electrical systems auto shops aren't trained on. A specialty RV body shop has the right booths, materials and training.
Can you fix hail damage on an RV?
Yes. We repair hail damage on roofs, sidewalls and slide-outs. Most hail damage is covered by comprehensive insurance. We assess the damage and repair it with the right method, up to panel replacement and full paint restoration for severe hail.
How much does it cost to replace RV decals?
It depends on your RV's size and the graphics. Contact our specialists for an estimate. We can match factory decals for most major brands or create custom graphics, and it costs far less than a full repaint.
Will I have to pay anything out of pocket for an insurance claim?
It depends on your policy and coverage. We bill your carrier directly for covered repairs. If we find supplemental damage during repair, we negotiate it with your adjuster, not you.
Where is your RV body shop located?
Complete RV Service & Body Shop is at 3309 New Town Blvd, St. Charles, MO 63301, open Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM. We serve St. Charles, St. Louis, St. Charles County, St. Louis County, Warren County and Franklin County.
More questions? See our full RV FAQ or read customer reviews.