I made it just less than 6,000 miles on our recent trip and hit the huge oak tree right at the bottom of our driveway and tore the roof up on 2/3 of one side with multiple large rips and damage to the wood. I need to get it repaired and am going to make a claim with my insurance. I have had some luck with Camping World on a floor replacement. I had horrible work done at Guarrety RV so I won't be going back there. Just wondering if someone in the area has a recommendation for a great RV repair shop. We live between Salem and Eugene.

Did you research the Coburg area? There may be some RV repair facilities that are spin offs from the previous Class A manufacturers located there.

“...hit the huge oak tree right at the bottom of our driveway...”Sent shivers down my spine. There by the grace of God...go I.

I am familiar with the Coburg facilities. I am just hoping someone will have used one to recommend. The place the did our back end work in Junction City did a very poor job and we had a lot of problems. I hope someone has had a great experience with one somewhere.

Well I can only guess that you had a pressing #2 to do that kind of damage without wondering what that racket was behind you.

Contact Premier RV in Junction City and see what they say, I bought the current RV there. Next door is the wantabe Winnie facility, now service only? Stop at Elite in Harrisburg and see what they say and they know the area. I had some work done there but different than what you need. At least these are close.

Best RV repair company, roof replacement Oregon

2naEagle
Explorer
Oct 31, 2020
lamopar wrote:
Just wondering if someone in the area has a recommendation for a great RV repair shop. We live between Salem and Eugene.

Flexarmor is the way to go.
CFerguson
Explorer
Oct 29, 2020
lamopar wrote:
I read about FlexArmor. I already have an appointment for an estimate on the roof. I really need to know if the aluminum framework had any damage. I am going to keep FlexArmor in mind as I move to repairs if it is not a total loss.

Let us know what FlexArmor is asking per foot if you dont mind.
edatlanta
Explorer
Oct 29, 2020
lamopar wrote:
I read about FlexArmor. I already have an appointment for an estimate on the roof. I really need to know if the aluminum framework had any damage. I am going to keep FlexArmor in mind as I move to repairs if it is not a total loss.

I had FlexArmor applied to my 5'er about 5 years ago. I love it and no caulking to worry about now. We had a major tropical storm pass through here a couple of hours ago and lots of limbs hit my roof and zero damage. None of them were big enough to go through, but would have definitely damaged a rubber roof.
lamopar
Explorer
Oct 28, 2020
I read about FlexArmor. I already have an appointment for an estimate on the roof. I really need to know if the aluminum framework had any damage. I am going to keep FlexArmor in mind as I move to repairs if it is not a total loss.
Wyldfire
Explorer
Oct 28, 2020
FlexArmor Pasco, Wa. Lifetime warranty.

https://pasco.rvroof.com/
lamopar
Explorer
Oct 27, 2020
Good point on finding the right person at the business. Thanks for the tip.
otrfun
Explorer II
Oct 24, 2020
Although it's helpful to know a particular facility has provided good service in the past, I usually take it a step further to find out which individual actually provided the service. If I choose that facility I'll usually make a point of requesting that specific individual to do the work.

We had a local dealer that everyone was quick to recommend for any kind of diesel repair. Turns out their great rep was based on the skill and performance of just one diesel mechanic. At some point he took a job at another dealership. Didn't take long at all for all those happy customers to flock to the other dealership.
lamopar
Explorer
Oct 24, 2020
Thanks so much for the advice. I really appreciate hearing where people have had good luck. I don't want to have so many repairs I have tried them all!!
Nutinelse2do
Explorer
Oct 24, 2020
navigator2346 wrote:
Oregon Motorcoach in the Eugene/Junction City area
https://oregonmotorcoachcenter.com/

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Call and talk to Brad the service manager.
Great family company. Spendy, but great work, and they also handle any warranty you might have.

Only place I would trust in Oregon to work on our coach.
Ed_Gee
Explorer II
Oct 24, 2020
Oregon Motorcoach has a superb reputation, as does Carrier RV services .... both on Airport Road between Eugene and Junction City. I would check these two out before anyone else. I believe the Winnebago facility in Junction City has terminated their service activities recently.
Normally I shout stay away from Camping World, but give the high numbers of skilled RV service people in this area I might say the store in Coburg may be OK.