Cracks, impact damage, holes, damaged panels and paintwork repaired properly by experienced caravan and motorhome specialists in Sandgate.
From a small stress crack to extensive body damage, AllBrand Caravan Services can assess the underlying problem, rebuild the damaged area and restore the finish.
A visible crack is not always the complete problem. Impact, movement, water ingress or flexing in the caravan structure can damage the laminate, core, surrounding panel or internal framework. Simply covering the crack may allow it to return.
Our technicians begin by assessing the type and extent of damage. Where necessary, the damaged area is opened and prepared, compromised material is removed, the fibreglass structure is rebuilt and the surface is finished for painting or colour matching.
We undertake caravan and motorhome fibreglass repairs for private owners, insurers and eligible warranty work. The recommended method depends on the construction, access, previous repairs and whether hidden damage is discovered.
Cracks can develop around corners, joins, fittings and areas exposed to repeated movement. We investigate why the crack developed before recommending a repair.
Branches, poles, roadside objects and tight manoeuvring can damage the gelcoat, paint or fibreglass beneath the surface.
Collision or concentrated impact can puncture the outer skin and damage deeper laminate or core material.
Impact, flexing or water exposure can separate layers or compromise the core behind the fibreglass skin.
We assess cracks, dents, punctures and accident damage affecting moulded front or rear caravan and motorhome panels.
After the structure is repaired, preparation and refinishing help the repaired area blend with the surrounding bodywork.
We inspect the visible damage, surrounding panel, likely cause and signs of movement, water ingress or structural involvement.
We explain the proposed repair method, related work and whether additional access or investigation may be required.
Damaged material is prepared and rebuilt before the surface is shaped, filled, sanded and prepared for finishing.
The area is refinished where required, then checked before your caravan or motorhome is ready for collection.
Not every crack or damaged panel requires an insurance claim. We provide privately funded fibreglass repairs for accidental damage, deterioration, wear, previous repair failure and problems identified during servicing.
If your caravan or motorhome has been damaged by an accident, storm, hail event or impact, AllBrand can also assist with the insurance repair process. Visit our caravan insurance repairs page for claim-specific information.
If water has entered through a damaged panel, roof joint, window or fitting, the visible fibreglass repair may need to be coordinated with a water-ingress assessment.
A repair needs to suit the original construction and restore strength, shape and finish. Poor preparation, inadequate reinforcement or failure to address movement beneath the surface can allow cracking, delamination or water damage to return.
Early assessment can reduce the risk of moisture entering the structure or a smaller crack developing into a more extensive repair.
Many cracks can be repaired, but the correct method depends on their depth, location and cause. A crack related to panel movement or structural damage requires more than a cosmetic surface repair.
Often, yes. The damaged area and any affected laminate or core must be assessed before the repair method and refinishing requirements can be confirmed.
Colour matching is available as part of suitable painting and refinishing work. Age, fading, finish type and the size of the repair can affect the final approach.
Yes. We repair fibreglass damage on both caravans and motorhomes, subject to the vehicle’s size, construction and the workshop assessment.
Yes. We work with major insurers on eligible accident, storm, hail and impact-damage repairs. Have your claim number available when contacting us.
Cost varies with access, damage depth, panel construction, repair size, paint preparation, colour matching and hidden damage. Photos can help with initial triage, but a workshop assessment may be required for an accurate quote.
Timing depends on the damage, parts or materials, curing and refinishing requirements, insurer approval and current workshop scheduling. We provide the clearest available timeframe after assessment.
Include the caravan or motorhome make, model and year, several clear photos from different angles, close-ups of the damage and a description of how and when it occurred.