RV roof & body in South Carolina

Roof and body shops repair what weather and low branches do to an RV: torn or leaking roof membranes, failed sealant, delaminated fiberglass walls, dents, collision damage and paint. Roof work is the most common job, because a small leak left alone rots the structure underneath. Ask which roof material your rig has (rubber, TPO or fiberglass), whether they reseal or replace, and whether they work with insurance claims for collision or storm damage. Collision and paint work usually means bringing the RV to the shop; some roof repairs can be done where the rig is parked.

Ordered by who is most likely to be able to help today: techs who come to you first, then whether they publish their rates, whether they take after-hours calls, their reviews, and how much they work on. Anyone who is only in town part of the year drops down while they are away. Sponsored listings sit at the top and are labelled. Data read 2026-10-22.

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