Sell a damaged RV as-is in Houston

Sell your damaged RV in Houston without rebuilding it first

We consider every RV type, including Class A gas and diesel motorhomes, Class C and Super C models, Class B camper vans, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, pop-up and hybrid campers, and truck campers. Damage does not automatically rule out a purchase.

You can ask us to evaluate water intrusion, delamination, soft walls, mold, hail dents, collision damage, fire or smoke damage, and chewed wiring. If you want to sell a wrecked RV, describe whether it rolls and whether the frame, axles or hitch were affected. For severe deterioration, our page about selling a junk RV or camper in Houston explains that option.

Roof leaks, humidity and hidden water damage

Houston's humidity, hot summers and heavy rain can make moisture problems harder to manage. A roof leak may leave more than a ceiling stain. Moisture can spread behind wall coverings, soften flooring and separate layers in a laminated sidewall, sometimes beyond the area you can see.

To sell an RV with water damage or a roof leak, send photos of the entry point and affected areas. Our guide to RV water damage signs can help you describe what you notice without opening walls or disturbing questionable material.

Standing floodwater is a different situation from a localized leak. Tell us how high it reached and what was submerged. See our flood-damaged RV selling page for that scenario. Describe mold, musty odors and any drying or cleanup work honestly.

Compare a repair estimate with an as-is offer

Repairs can cost more than the value they add, especially when visible damage hides structural rot. Fixing sidewall delamination may require rebuilding wall sections rather than simply resealing an edge. Soft floors can also involve more than replacing the surface covering.

If you are unsure, get a written repair estimate and request an as-is offer before authorizing work. Ask the repair shop what the estimate excludes and whether opening the damaged area could reveal additional work. Compare the likely improvement in value with the repair bill, waiting time and uncertainty.

You do not need an estimate to contact us. If you want to sell a delaminated RV rather than rebuild it, send the information you already have. We can evaluate its current condition without asking you to repair it first.

How we price damage and keep the offer transparent

We look at the RV's type, age, overall condition, working systems, damage severity and what would be involved in moving it. Cosmetic hail dents are different from punctures that let water inside. Collision damage also needs context, including whether doors close, wheels turn and structural areas appear affected.

Our guide to what affects an RV cash offer explains the broader picture. Share known defects, previous repairs and anything you have not been able to test. You can say you do not know; you do not need to diagnose every problem.

If the in-person look matches your description, the offer stands. If we find a significant undisclosed issue, we explain what we found and why the number changes. You can decline without a fee.

Insurance claims, totaled RVs and Texas title questions

If an insurance claim is open, ask your insurer what must happen before you transfer ownership. If the RV was declared a total loss, confirm whether you retain ownership, what paperwork you will receive and whether settlement terms affect a sale.

For an RV with a salvage or other branded title, send us the document details before scheduling pickup. Title status can affect our evaluation. Do not assume a totaled RV follows the same paperwork process as an RV with an ordinary title. Confirm the applicable Texas requirements with TxDMV or your county tax assessor-collector office.

If you still owe money, we can pay the lender directly and pay you any equity. If the loan balance exceeds our offer, you must cover the difference at closing. Confirm payoff details with your lender; we do not make loans.

What to photograph and disclose before requesting an offer

A useful first message includes the year, make, model, location, title status and a plain description of the damage. Explain when you noticed it, whether it is getting worse and which systems still work. Previous repair estimates and insurance assessments can help if you have them.

Photograph only what you can reach safely. Do not climb onto a weakened roof, step across a soft floor or disturb suspected mold just to get a better picture. When you are ready, request a cash offer for your damaged RV with the details available.

• Exterior views, including visible dents, cracks or collision damage.
• Interior stains, bubbling walls, soft areas and damaged cabinets.
• Known leaks, smoke residue, rodent damage or missing components.
• Tires, hitch or accessible wheel areas, plus any pickup obstacles.

Safe pickup and payment anywhere in Greater Houston

Share details through our online form, by phone or by text. We review them and provide a cash offer, often the same day, then arrange a quick in-person look at your home, storage lot, RV park or repair shop. Our RV buying process explains the steps.

Do not drive an unsafe unit to meet us. Tell us about steering, brake, tire or structural concerns so we can arrange appropriate towing. We serve Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, Waller and Chambers counties only.

At signing, we pay by cashier's check, bank transfer or cash, handle title paperwork and any lender payoff, and remove the RV at no cost. Remove your license plates and file the free online TxDMV Vehicle Transfer Notification within 30 days to protect against post-sale tickets, tolls and liability.