Straight Line RV & Boat Announces Grand Opening of New Arizona Facility
Straight Line RV & Boat, a leader in RV, boat, emergency vehicle and oversize vehicle collision repair and paint services, announced the official grand opening of its newest facility in Buckeye, Arizona. The milestone caps an expansion for the company, which has served RV and marine owners for more than 18 years from its flagship location in Springfield, Oregon, Straight Line said in a release.
The family-owned and -operated company relocated to its Buckeye building at the beginning of the year after its lease ran out. Rather than pause operations, Straight Line moved in early and has been serving customers on-site throughout an extensive remodel of the facility. With renovations now largely complete, the company is officially announcing that it is open and ready to serve the community.

The new Buckeye shop brings Straight Line’s signature craftsmanship, advanced fiberglass repairs, gel-coat repair capabilities, industry-trusted paint and body services to one of Arizona’s fastest-growing communities, the company said.
“Arizona has always been a natural fit for us,” said owner Tony Hilsendager, who opened the first Straight Line location in 2008 and expanded into Arizona in 2017. “Many of our RV customers travel between Oregon and Arizona seasonally, and Buckeye allows us to support them on both ends of that journey. We’re excited to bring our high standards of repair, paint and customer service to this community.”

Straight Line RV & Boat specializes in:
- RV collision repair, fiberglass work, roof replacements, full-wall repairs and paint
- Boat collision repair, gel-coat, aluminum, fiberglass and paint
- Emergency vehicle body and paint work, including fire trucks and specialty fleets
- Oversized vehicle repairs, including horse trailers, box trucks, buses and commercial haulers
With the Buckeye location now fully open, Straight Line RV & Boat said it continues its commitment to honest estimates, clear timelines and repairs that meet factory-level standards — without shortcuts.



