What does the process look like?
Camper and RV Repair In Denver
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Surface
Repair
Hull
Repair
Gelcoat Repair & Refinishing
Structural Fiberglass Repair
Custom Fiberglass Repair
Surface
Repair
Hull
Repair
Gelcoat Repair & Refinishing
Structural Fiberglass Repair
Custom Fiberglass Repair
What does the process look like?
Our team of highly skilled technicians specializes in fiberglass repairs for boats and recreational vehicles, ensuring that your prized possessions stay in top shape for all your adventures.
1. Sand Down Damaged Fiberglass
Sanding down specific areas on your damaged RV allows us to assess the damaged fiberglass and prepare the fiberglass damage for repair
2. Bond with Fiberglass Mat
Depending on the level of damage, various types of fiberglass can be used to repair and re-bond the damaged fiberglass ensuring better than factory strength
3. Finish Repaired Areas & Paint
Finishing the repaired area with gelcoat or paint is very important to protect your repaired fiberglass from the elements.
Why Choose Us?
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Professional Camper Repair for RVs in Denver, CO
Not all fiberglass repairs are created equal. At Fiberglass Worx, we’ve built our reputation by focusing on fiberglass and doing it better than anyone else. Whether you’ve got a hole in your sidewall, spider-cracking, or a busted bumper from your last trip, our team knows how to bring it back to factory finish.
We handle fiberglass repairs for both RVs and boats, all done in-house at our Denver shop. No mobile work, no shortcuts. We’ve tested dozens of techniques and products over the years, and we only use the right materials for long-term durability and finish quality.
Common Fiberglass Damage We Repair:
- Sidewall gouges and cracks
- Roof edge cracking
- Utility hatch and compartment door damage
- Ladder and awning mounts
- Fenders, flares, J-wrap (also called skirt wrap)
- Rear and front cap damage
- Trim pieces and moldings
- Holes from impact or hardware tear-out
- Fiberglass bumpers, corners, and frames
- Awnings
We don’t handle delamination, but if it’s fiberglass related and repairable, we’ve likely seen it and fixed it before.
Why Fiberglass Worx Is Denver’s Trusted RV Fiberglass Repair Shop
Fiberglass Worx is more than just a body shop. We’re a dedicated RV repair shop and fiberglass specialist focused on restoring your rig the right way. As an RV body shop built for serious exterior repairs, we’ve fine-tuned our process over years of hands-on experience to ensure every repair meets our high standard of quality and longevity.
Our team brings over 20 years of combined fiberglass and gelcoat repair experience, working on everything from cracked utility hatches and roof edge damage to full cap reconstruction and panel reshaping. We operate out of a fully equipped, well lit indoor facility that allows us to handle repairs with precision, from the structural fiberglass work to the final sanding, paint match, and polish.
Unlike typical RV collision centers, we specialize in fiberglass-based materials and understand the difference between quick cosmetic fixes and real structural integrity. Every repair is completed in-house using the best tools, premium resins, and marine-grade materials to deliver results that last. It’s this attention to detail and commitment to quality that makes us a go to fiberglass repair shop for RV owners throughout Colorado.
Whether you own a luxury Class A motorhome or a small fiberglass travel trailer, Fiberglass Worx is the RV body shop trusted by serious RVers who care about doing it right the first time.
Turnaround Time That Actually Makes Sense
Most dealerships and body shops will tell you 4 to 8 months. Our average turnaround time for fiberglass repairs is 4 to 6 weeks. This is faster than most in the industry, without compromising quality. We don't rush the process, but we also don’t let repairs sit untouched for months.
Need Boat Fiberglass Repair?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes it is relatively safe however, working with Fiberglass can be dangerous for your lungs and skin if you do not wear proper safety equipment. When working with fiberglass, it's important to protect yourself from inhaling dust and fibers. A mask with a particulate filter, such as an N95 respirator, is a good choice. For more extensive exposure, consider a respirator with P100 filters, which offer a higher level of protection. Additionally, ensure the mask fits well and creates a proper seal around your face. It's also a good idea to wear safety goggles, gloves and a body suit to protect your eyes and skin.
Typically providing an estimate or a “Ball Park Estimate” over the phone can be very difficult. Fiberglass is typically constructed in large molds or parts and cant easily be replaced. Each repair is different and assessed for spider cracking, depth of damage, body lines damaged and lines that can be used contain the damage. Furthermore, how the finishing work will look like; "are there decals or body lines we can work with and not have to paint an entire side of an RV or Boat?" We ask our clients to bring their RV or Boat to our location for a fiberglass repair estimate and work with their expectation of the final product, "does the client want a budget friendly solution patch work or repair the fiberglass damage to make it look like it never happened?"
Fiberglass repair takes 4-10 days to complete dependent upon the severity of the damages.
We as a company take pride in ensuring we complete all fiberglass repairs are repaired to a better than factory strength.