Matson RV
Matson RV in Arroyo Grande is a 5-star RV repair shop with mobile service, roof and electrical expertise, and secure storage.
Arroyo Grande sits close enough to the coast that fog and damp mornings find their way into every seal and seam on your rig. Three shops and mobile techs serve this town, with another ten within reach, and they hold a 4.8 average from owners who have been through it. Two of them come to you. Two handle warranty work. The rest is a matter of calling early and being honest about what broke.
Matson RV in Arroyo Grande is a 5-star RV repair shop with mobile service, roof and electrical expertise, and secure storage.
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Two of the three shops here run mobile service, which matters if your rig is sitting in a driveway off Grand Avenue or at a storage lot and the slide-out won't retract. Mike's Mobile RV Repair and Service covers mobile work along with roof, A/C and awning jobs, and Matson RV does mobile and roof work too. When you call, have your RV's year, make and model ready, plus the model number off the appliance if you can find it. A tech who knows the part before arriving is a tech who might actually fix it that day. Ask straight out whether the repair is something they can do in your driveway or whether it needs the shop. Some jobs travel well. Body damage and big roof replacements usually don't.
All three shops list roof repair, which tells you something about the climate here. Coastal moisture works on sealant and lap joints year after year, and a small leak over the cab bunk turns into soft decking faster than most owners expect. Get up there with a hose before the rainy season and look for cracked caulk and lifted tape. If water gets in, don't wait. Mullahey RV Collision & Service Center handles roof and A/C work and also takes insurance and warranty jobs, so it's a reasonable first call if the damage came from something other than time. Matson RV and Mullahey both do warranty work, which is worth confirming before anyone touches your rig.
Two shops handle A/C repair, and one covers awnings. On a hot inland afternoon an A/C that quits is less an inconvenience than an evacuation, so call early and expect a wait in summer. Ask whether the replacement unit is in stock locally or has to be ordered, because that answer often decides the timeline more than the labor does. Awning and slide-out work is a single-shop situation in town, so book it rather than hoping for a same-day slot. If your rig is under a manufacturer warranty, get pre-approval in writing before work starts. It saves an argument later, and any shop that does warranty work will know the routine.
Three shops and techs are based in town, and another ten are close enough to reach from here. The local three average 4.8 across their reviews, and two of them offer mobile service so the work can happen where your rig is parked.
Yes. Two of the three local outfits run mobile service, including Mike's Mobile RV Repair and Service and Matson RV. Mobile work suits roof sealing, A/C diagnosis and awning issues, but collision damage and major roof replacement usually need the shop.
Two of the three take warranty work, Matson RV and Mullahey RV Collision & Service Center. Call with your policy or manufacturer coverage details first and get approval before anyone starts, since authorization rules differ between providers.
Run a hose over the roof and watch for water inside, then inspect the caulk at seams, vents and the front cap for cracks or lifting. All three local shops list roof repair, so if you find a soft spot or a stain on the ceiling, get it looked at before the rain settles in.