Hail got your RV? We handle the claim, start to finish.
Honest assessment, insurer-trusted estimates, and repairs done right — from a family shop that's been fixing Calgary RVs since 1991. In most cases you pay only your deductible.
Three steps between your RV and pre-storm condition.
Bring it in — or start with a call
We inspect the full unit: roof, skylights, vents, siding, awnings, and everything hail loves to hide behind. You get an honest written assessment insurers recognize.
We work with your insurer
We’ve prepared insurance estimates for over three decades. We document the damage properly, speak the adjuster’s language, and keep the claim moving so you don’t have to chase anyone.
Repairs done right, back on the road
Roof membranes, vents, siding panels, colour-matched finishing — repaired to pre-storm condition. You typically pay only your deductible; the insurer covers the rest.
Hail damage gets worse quietly.
A dented vent cap or hairline-cracked skylight doesn’t leak on day one. It leaks in October, under the first wet snow, into your ceiling and walls. By spring, a hail claim has turned into a water-damage repair that costs several times more — and is much harder to claim.
After a big Calgary storm, shops and parts suppliers book up fast. Getting your assessment done early puts you at the front of the line for both the insurer and the parts.
Is hail damage to my RV covered by insurance?
Usually yes, if your policy includes comprehensive coverage on the RV or trailer. Damage from hail is a non-collision event, so it falls under comprehensive — you pay your deductible and the insurer covers the repair. We can help you confirm what your policy covers.
The damage looks minor. Is it worth claiming?
Hail damage is often worse than it looks from the ground. Dented roof vents, cracked skylights, and compromised sealant lead to water leaks months later — and leak repairs cost far more than hail repairs. A proper inspection now protects you.
Do I need to get multiple quotes for the insurer?
Most insurers accept an estimate from an established repair shop. We’ve been preparing insurer-recognized estimates in Calgary since 1991, and we can bill the insurer directly in most cases.
How long will the repair take?
It depends on the damage and parts availability — after a major storm, parts suppliers get busy fast. The earlier your unit is assessed and the claim is filed, the earlier you’re in the queue.
Storm season doesn't wait. Neither should your claim.
Call the shop, send an email, or stop by. We’ll give you an honest assessment and a quick turnaround.