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RV service centers and mobile RV mechanics for roofs, A/C, slide-outs, awnings, generators and chassis work. Google ratings, hours and specialties side by side, and one form to ask several for a quote.
What needs fixing?
Mobile RV repair
A tech who drives to your campsite, driveway or storage lot. Best when the rig can't move or you're mid-trip.
3,424 shops →
RV roof repair
Leaks, soft spots, cracked sealant and delamination. Fix these early; water damage is the expensive part.
3,794 shops →
RV A/C repair
Rooftop units that won't cool, won't start or trip the breaker. Peak season fills calendars fast.
4,931 shops →
RV awning & slide-out repair
Torn fabric, bent arms, slide-outs that stick or won't seal. Often a same-day job for the right shop.
3,367 shops →
Busiest cities for RV repair
- Mesa, AZ (48)
- Tucson, AZ (43)
- Phoenix, AZ (40)
- Oklahoma City, OK (38)
- Las Vegas, NV (35)
- Elkhart, IN (28)
- Jacksonville, FL (25)
- Yuma, AZ (25)
- Albuquerque, NM (24)
- Houston, TX (24)
- Fort Myers, FL (24)
- Sacramento, CA (23)
- Fort Worth, TX (23)
- San Diego, CA (22)
- Billings, MT (21)
- Ocala, FL (21)
- Bakersfield, CA (20)
- Bend, OR (19)
- Lake Havasu City, AZ (19)
- Colorado Springs, CO (19)
- Longmont, CO (18)
- Fontana, CA (18)
- Denver, CO (17)
- Idaho Falls, ID (17)
Browse by state
- Alabama (143)
- Alaska (32)
- Arizona (378)
- Arkansas (93)
- California (720)
- Colorado (238)
- Connecticut (21)
- Delaware (16)
- Florida (764)
- Georgia (238)
- Hawaii (1)
- Idaho (138)
- Illinois (92)
- Indiana (199)
- Iowa (79)
- Kansas (53)
- Kentucky (82)
- Louisiana (113)
- Maine (30)
- Maryland (50)
- Massachusetts (48)
- Michigan (218)
- Minnesota (106)
- Mississippi (64)
- Missouri (154)
- Montana (87)
- Nebraska (46)
- Nevada (105)
- New Hampshire (47)
- New Jersey (57)
- New Mexico (67)
- New York (114)
- North Carolina (250)
- North Dakota (23)
- Ohio (176)
- Oklahoma (157)
- Oregon (246)
- Pennsylvania (172)
- Rhode Island (7)
- South Carolina (128)
- South Dakota (38)
- Tennessee (183)
- Texas (1,001)
- Utah (151)
- Vermont (13)
- Virginia (100)
- Washington (255)
- West Virginia (21)
- Wisconsin (129)
- Wyoming (35)
How it works
RV repair guides
Questions people ask
Should I use a mobile RV tech or a repair shop?
Mobile techs come to you, which saves towing or driving a rig with a problem, and they handle most appliance, roof and electrical work. A full shop is better for collision and body work, chassis and engine repair, and jobs that need a lift or several days of bay time.
How fast can I get an RV repaired?
It depends on the season and the part. Spring and early summer are the busiest months, and shops can be booked a few weeks out. Mobile techs are often quicker for small jobs. Parts on backorder are the most common delay, so ask whether they have the part before you book.
Does RV repair work with insurance or warranty?
Many shops handle insurance claims and extended warranty work. Look for those badges on a listing, then confirm with the shop before they start, since some warranty companies require pre-approval.
Are the ratings on this site from Google?
Yes. Star ratings and review counts come from each shop's Google Business Profile. We don't edit or filter them.
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