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1989

Operating since

OCRV Center has been repairing recreational and commercial vehicles since 1989. That matters less as a marketing line than as a parts and procedure archive: coaches built in the nineties and early two thousands are still on the road, still taking damage, and still needing panels that nobody stocks.

35,000

Square feet of facility

The OCRV Center facility covers 35,000 sq ft in Yorba Linda. Square footage on a recreational vehicle shop is really a statement about clearance and length, because a forty five foot coach with a raised roof needs door height, bay length and turning room that a conventional collision shop does not have.

50 to 150

Repairs completed monthly

OCRV Center completes 50 to 150 repairs in a typical month, spanning everything from a compartment door to a full structural rebuild. The range is wide on purpose, because a month with three major reconstructions in the bays looks very different from a month of seals, roofs and refinish work.

200+

Five star reviews

OCRV Center carries 200+ five-star reviews across its public review profiles. Reviews on work of this size tend to be written after delivery rather than in the moment, which is a slower feedback loop than a quick lube shop gets and a more useful one.

4.8

Average review rating

The published average for OCRV Center sits at 4.8 out of 5. On repairs that routinely run six to twelve weeks and involve a third party paying most of the bill, an average in that range says more about communication during the wait than about the finished paint.

45 ft

Longest coach the bays accept

OCRV Center takes vehicles up to roughly 45 feet, which covers essentially every production Class A coach and most commercial bodies. Length is the constraint that quietly disqualifies most collision shops, and it is the first question worth asking any facility before towing anything to it.

6

In-house repair departments

Body, paint, fiberglass, mechanical and electrical, interior and estimating all operate inside the OCRV Center facility rather than being subcontracted out. Keeping fiberglass in house matters most, because a molded cap repair that ships to a third party adds transport time to a part that is already the long pole.

19 miles

From Lake Forest to the shop

OCRV Center sits roughly 19 miles from Lake Forest at 23281 La Palma Ave in Yorba Linda, commonly reached by the 241 to the 91 or the 5 to the 55. Every repair happens at that facility. Owners plan on thirty minutes or so outside peak traffic.