Whether it’s road damage, a parking lot scrape, or storm damage before the season starts, Eyre HD gets your RV back in shape. We’re one of the few Howard County shops with the facility space and equipment to handle oversized vehicles most standard body shops turn away — including motorhomes, travel trailers, and 5th wheels. Walk-ins are welcome for RV estimates, and every paint job comes backed by our lifetime warranty.
We repair collision and body damage on nearly every class and style of RV, including Class A, Class B, and Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, 5th wheel campers, pop-up campers, and toy haulers. Whether you’re a full-time RVer or use your motorhome a few times a year, we’re equipped to get you back on the road.
RVs aren’t built like standard vehicles, and repairing them requires different skills entirely. Many RVs use fiberglass or aluminum siding instead of steel body panels, which means repairs call for specialized techniques to avoid cracking, delamination, or mismatched textures. Roof and seam sealants also need to be reapplied correctly after repairs — a step that’s easy to get wrong and can lead to water intrusion down the road if it’s missed. Size is another factor: many RVs are simply too large for a standard body shop’s bay, lift, or paint booth. That’s exactly the kind of oversized-vehicle work we’re built for at Eyre HD, where most shops in Howard County are only equipped for passenger cars and light trucks.
RV insurance claims can be more involved than a standard auto claim, especially since many RVs are insured under specialty policies rather than typical auto coverage, and adjusters often require more detailed documentation given the vehicle’s size, systems, and value.
Eyre HD works directly with all major insurance providers, including State Farm, GEICO, Progressive, Allstate, Travelers, Erie Insurance, Nationwide, Liberty Mutual, USAA, Farmers, AAA, Amica, NJM, National General, and Chubb, along with specialty RV insurers. We handle estimates, damage documentation, and supplemental repair requests — which often come up with RVs once repairs are underway and additional damage is discovered.
Matching paint on an RV is different from matching a car. Many motorhomes and travel trailers use multi-tone paint schemes, decals, or gel-coat finishes on fiberglass panels that require a different matching process than standard automotive paint. Our technicians use precision color-matching technology to identify your RV’s exact formula, accounting for fading from years of sun and weather exposure. Once matched, we apply professional-grade refinishing to blend the repair with surrounding panels, and prepare surfaces so decals or graphics can be reapplied cleanly. Every paint job carries our lifetime warranty against peeling, cracking, and premature fading for as long as you own the vehicle.
We provide a specific timeline after the initial damage assessment, and prioritize efficient scheduling so you’re not left waiting longer than necessary before your next trip. Repair time depends on the extent of the damage and the systems involved:
Eyre Heavy Duty provides body, paint, and cosmetic repair for qualifying RVs, motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, pop-up campers, and toy haulers. We can discuss Class A, Class B, and Class C motorhomes, as well as towable RVs, based on vehicle size, repair needs, and shop capacity. Call with the RV type, length, damage description, and photos if available to confirm service availability.
Calling ahead is recommended, especially for larger motorhomes, trailers, water-damage concerns, or more complex body repairs. Providing the RV type, approximate length, damage description, and photos when available helps Eyre confirm facility space, estimate requirements, and the appropriate next step.
Eyre Heavy Duty can inspect qualifying fiberglass, gel-coat, aluminum-panel, paint, scratch, scuff, and minor body-damage concerns. The recommended repair depends on the damaged material, extent of cracking or delamination, water intrusion, panel condition, prior repairs, and the availability of replacement materials or parts.
Roof leaks, failed seals, water damage, and delamination can affect RV structure, interior materials, insulation, wiring, and exterior panels. Eyre can evaluate the visible damage and discuss whether the repair is within our service scope. Because water intrusion can extend beyond the visible area, an inspection is needed before a repair plan, timeline, or estimate can be confirmed.
Yes. Eyre can assist with estimates, damage documentation, and communication related to applicable RV insurance claims. Insurance coverage, deductibles, repair authorization, supplemental work, and final payment are determined by the insurer and the policy terms. Contact your insurance carrier and Eyre to begin the process.
Eyre uses paint-matching and refinishing processes for qualifying RV body repairs. Matching results can be affected by paint age, sun exposure, fading, gel-coat condition, decals, graphics, prior repairs, and the availability of original materials. An inspection helps determine the best repair and refinishing approach for your RV.
13600 Triadelphia Rd., Glenelg, MD 21737
Based in Glenelg, MD, Eyre Heavy Duty Fleet Services provides professional bus repair, truck repair, RV repair, and heavy-duty diesel vehicle services throughout Maryland, including Anne Arundel County, Carroll County, Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Montgomery County, Frederick County, and Prince George’s County. We proudly service commercial trucks and fleet vehicles across Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick, Columbia, Silver Spring, and surrounding Maryland areas, as well as Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, and Delaware.