Mr. Bill's Mobile RV Service
Mobile RV repair serving Granbury and nearby, rated 5.0 from 71 Google reviews for electrical, plumbing and AC work.
Granbury's own repair scene handles awnings and slide-outs with the same urgency you feel when the fabric tears or the box won't budge. Five local shops and techs work on awning and slide-out problems, with a combined average rating of 4.9. Four of them are mobile, so your rig can stay put while someone comes to you. Six more options sit just outside town if you need a backup.
Mobile RV repair serving Granbury and nearby, rated 5.0 from 71 Google reviews for electrical, plumbing and AC work.
Mobile RV repair serving Granbury and beyond, open 24/7, with a 5.0 rating from 32 Google reviews.
Granbury RV shop and mobile tech with a 4.9 rating, known for fast turnaround on AC, roof and appliance repairs.
Granbury RV repair shop open 24/7, rated 5.0 from 17 reviews, with same-day service and warranty on work.
Family-owned Granbury RV shop with mobile service, parts, and a 4.6 rating from 115 reviews.
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Family-owned mobile RV repair in Aledo, TX, NRVTA-certified, covering AC, generator, electrical and awning work.
The top names here are Mr. Bill's Mobile RV Service, GC's Mobile RV Repair, Granbury RV Services, On-site RV Pros, and Lake Granbury RV Center. Mr. Bill's holds a perfect 5.0 from 71 reviews and keeps parts on hand, which matters when a slide-out motor or awning arm fails. GC's also rates 5.0 and takes emergencies. Granbury RV Services and On-site RV Pros both handle warranty work, so call your provider before a repair if you want the bill covered. Lake Granbury RV Center has the largest review count at 115 and a 4.6 rating, plus body and chassis work if the damage goes beyond the awning.
Four of the five providers are mobile, meaning they come to your site or storage lot. That is a real advantage for a stuck slide-out, since driving with it extended is not smart. Ask on the phone whether the tech carries the specific part or can get it quickly. Awnings and slide-outs are mechanical and fabric systems, so the fix often depends on what is in stock. If the job needs a bay, Lake Granbury RV Center is the one listed with body and generator service. Weekends are possible with Mr. Bill's, but book ahead in spring when everyone is de-winterizing.
Before you call, look at the fabric and the hardware. A small tear at the rail can be patched; a bent arm usually means replacement. For slide-outs, check for debris in the tracks and confirm the battery is charged, since low voltage stops motors. If the awning is stuck out, do not force it. Note the make and model of the awning and slide mechanism so the tech can check parts availability. Three of the five providers do warranty work, so dig out your paperwork. Roof and A/C problems often travel with awning damage, and all five shops here handle those too.
There are 5 listed in Granbury, with an average rating of 4.9. Four of them are mobile services, so they can come to your RV. Six additional options are nearby if you need more choices or faster scheduling.
Yes, 4 of the 5 providers are mobile. That includes Mr. Bill's, GC's, Granbury RV Services, and Lake Granbury RV Center. Mobile techs can often fix a stuck slide-out on site, which saves you from moving a rig with the room extended.
Three of the five providers do warranty work: Granbury RV Services, On-site RV Pros, and Lake Granbury RV Center. Call your warranty company for pre-approval before the repair, and confirm the shop will bill them directly.
Do not force it. Check for bent arms or torn fabric, and note the awning model. Call a mobile tech who can come to you. Four local providers are mobile, and Mr. Bill's keeps parts on hand, which can speed up a fix.