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OCRV Center

Serving Buena Park and Orange County

The Buena Park shop for RVs, vans, and trucks that other body shops turn away.

Collision, paint, fiberglass, roof, slide out, and systems repair in one 35,000 square foot facility. We publish our labor rates, we bill your carrier direct, and every repair is documented from intake to delivery.

Square foot facility
35,000Square foot facility
Insurance billing
DirectInsurance billing
Makes and classes
AllMakes and classes
Years of experience
35+Years of experience

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Licensed California body shopEvery major carrier billed directPosted labor ratesAll work performed in shop

Posted rates

We publish what we charge. Almost nobody in this market does.

Call the other RV and truck shops in Orange County and ask for an hourly rate. You will not get one, because none of them publish it. Ours is on the wall and on this website, which means you can check every line of any estimate we hand you.

A written estimate is $150 and it is credited against the repair once you authorize it. We charge for estimates because a real one takes shop time.

See the full rate card and service catalog
Posted 2026 labor rates
DepartmentRate
Body and paintStructural, panel, refinish, and prep work.$210 per hour
Mechanical and electricalSystems diagnosis, generators, 12V and 120V work.$260 per hour
Diagnostics, scan, and programmingOne hour minimum, credited against an authorized repair.$285 per hour
DetailReconditioning, correction, and delivery prep.$95 per hour

Before you call anyone else

Can they actually fix it? For most Buena Park shops the honest answer is no.

This is not marketing. It is a capacity and equipment question, and it eliminates most of the options before quality even enters the conversation.

Repair capability by provider type
CapabilityMobile RV techAuto collision shopDealer serviceOCRV Center
Structural frame straighteningNoCars onlySometimesYes
Full body RV repaint in a boothNoToo largeSubletYes
Fiberglass cap replacementNoNoSometimesYes
Medium duty box truck bodyNoWeight cappedBrand lockedYes
Camper van build out rebuildPartialNoNoYes
Slide out rail and room rebuildPartialNoSometimesYes
Insurance supplement documentationRarelyYesVariesYes

Based on published service limits and equipment requirements. One collision shop located in Buena Park publicly caps at 3.5 tonnes, which excludes most box trucks and every Class A coach.

Insurance

We speak insurance so you do not have to

Most RV claims are underpaid for one reason: the first estimate is written from exterior photographs, and an RV hides its damage behind the skin. We document at intake, tear down, photograph what is actually there, and submit a supplement before the work proceeds.

We bill direct to Progressive, GEICO, State Farm, AAA SoCal, AAA Enterprises, Mercury, and every other major carrier.

Your insurer cannot make you use their shop

California Insurance Code section 758.5 prohibits an insurer from requiring a specific repair facility. They may recommend one, and they have to tell you that you are not obligated to use it.

This matters far more on an RV than on a car, because the pool of shops that can do the work is small and a network shop with no coach experience will underwrite your claim on automotive assumptions.

Read what the statute actually says

Our process

Documented from intake to delivery

  1. Written estimate

    A real estimate at $150, credited against the repair, written against posted rates so every line can be checked.

  2. Intake documentation

    Photographs and measurements before anything is touched. This record is what the entire claim rests on.

  3. Teardown and discovery

    Panels come off. On an RV this is where most of the actual damage appears for the first time.

  4. Supplement to the carrier

    Hidden damage is photographed and submitted before we proceed, not raised at the end.

  5. Repair in shop

    Structure first, then panel, then refinish. Nothing cosmetic goes on before the structure is back in spec.

  6. Quality check and water test

    Multi point inspection and a water test before the vehicle leaves the property.

Getting here from Buena Park

About 20 minutes up the 91

We are at 23281 La Palma Ave, Yorba Linda, CA 92887, roughly 13 miles from Buena Park. From the Knott's Berry Farm area it is a straight run east on the 91 to the Weir Canyon exit. Owners come to us from Anaheim, Fullerton, Cypress, La Palma, Cerritos, and across Orange County.

There are no city pages on this site because there is one shop, and it is here. All work is performed at this facility, where the frame equipment and the paint booth are.

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OCRV Center23281 La Palma AveYorba Linda, CA 92887

(714) 909-1444

  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Saturday: 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM
  • Sunday: Closed

License BAR ARD00288521 | EPA CAL000367879

Frequently asked questions

Do you serve Buena Park?

Yes. We are at 23281 La Palma Ave, Yorba Linda, CA 92887, about 13 miles and 20 minutes from Buena Park on the 91 and the 5. A large share of our work comes from Buena Park, Anaheim, Fullerton, Cypress, and La Palma. All work is performed in shop.

What are your labor rates?

Body and paint is $210 per hour, mechanical and electrical is $260 per hour, diagnostics and programming is $285 per hour with a one hour minimum, and detail is $95 per hour. Paint supplies bill at $55 per paint hour and body supplies at $5 per body hour. Every rate is posted on our prices page.

Do you charge for estimates?

Yes. A written estimate is $150 and an in depth diagnostic is $285 for the first hour, and both are credited against the repair once you authorize the work. Producing a real estimate on an RV means opening things up and photographing them, which is shop time.

Can my insurance company make me use their shop?

No. California Insurance Code section 758.5 prohibits an insurer from requiring a specific repair facility. They can recommend, and they must tell you the choice is yours. You pick the shop and the carrier pays the claim.

How long will my RV be in the shop?

A contained single panel repair is usually one to two weeks. Major collision work with cap replacement or structural correction commonly runs four to twelve weeks, and most of that is waiting on parts. RV manufacturers build caps and skins in batches, and older model years take longer.

Do you work on commercial trucks and fleets?

Yes, for body, paint, structural, and equipment installation. The collision shops inside Buena Park city limits are set up for light vehicles and at least one publicly caps at 3.5 tonnes, which excludes most box trucks. We handle medium duty chassis as routine work.

Will insurance pay to rebuild my camper van conversion?

It should, if the build is documented. Adjusters see a cargo van VIN and value it as one. We photograph and itemize the entire conversion at intake and submit it with the estimate, which is the difference between a paid rebuild and an underpaid claim.

Do you offer mobile or on site service?

No. All work is performed at the Yorba Linda facility, where we have the frame equipment, the lift capacity, and the paint booth. Structural repair and refinishing cannot be done correctly in a driveway, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.

Bring it in and we will tell you what it actually needs

Written estimate, photographed and documented, credited against the repair when you authorize it. We bill your carrier direct.