Finishline Repair & Fabrication
Box Elder truck and RV shop with mobile service and a 5.0 rating from 15 Google reviews.
Box Elder sits right up against Ellsworth Air Force Base, and with I-90 running through town, plenty of RVs pass by or call this area home. When something breaks, you want a fix without a long detour. The three mobile RV repair services listed here all carry a 5.0 average rating from customer reviews. That means techs come to your rig, whether it's parked at home, at a campground, or on the roadside. We've also included eight nearby options in case you need a shop. Book ahead in spring and summer, because mobile techs stay busy.
Box Elder truck and RV shop with mobile service and a 5.0 rating from 15 Google reviews.
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Mobile RV repair serving Rapid City, SD. Certified techs come to your site for roof, AC, awning, and slide fixes.
RV repair shop in Piedmont, SD, with a 4.0-star rating from 8 Google reviews. Known for friendly, fast service.
All three of the local outfits are mobile services, so they come to you. That's a big deal when your slide-out is stuck or your roof is leaking and you can't drive. Finishline Repair & Fabrication has the most reviews, 15, and a perfect 5.0 rating. They list chassis work, parts, and weekend availability, which helps if something fails on a Saturday. Kleen Tank on the Road #14 and Wheels of Freedom Mobile RV Service also have 5.0 ratings, though from fewer reviews. Wheels of Freedom also advertises roof and awning work, so they might be your call for a torn awning fabric or a sealant check. Ask about parts availability before you book, since mobile techs often need to order what they don't carry.
Mobile repair is great for many jobs, but not all. Major chassis work, warranty repairs, or anything that needs a lift often means a shop visit. The directory shows no providers here that do warranty work, so if your rig is under warranty, call the manufacturer first to get pre-approval and find out who they'll pay. The eight nearby listings might include shops with more equipment. It's worth asking whether the job can be done on site or if you'll need to move the RV. For roof leaks, a mobile tech can often patch or reseal on site, but a full replacement might need a building. Get a clear answer before you commit.
Box Elder gets its share of wind and weather, and roofs take a beating. One local provider lists roof repair, and another lists awning service. That's useful to know because roof sealant and awning fabric are common failure points. A good habit is to check the roof seams and around vents a couple of times a year, and after any big storm. Small cracks let water in, and by the time you see a stain inside, the damage is usually bigger. If you're not comfortable on the roof, have a tech look. Same goes for awning arms and fabric. A mobile tech can often replace fabric or adjust arms on site.
There are 3 mobile RV repair services based in Box Elder, and all three have a 5.0 average rating. The directory also lists 8 nearby options if you need more choices or a shop location.
No. The directory shows 0 providers in Box Elder that do warranty work. If your RV is under warranty, call the manufacturer first to get pre-approval and ask which shops they authorize.
Yes, at least one local provider lists roof repair, and another lists awning service. Mobile techs can often reseal roof seams or replace awning fabric on site. For major roof replacement, ask if they can do it where you're parked or if the RV needs to go to a shop.
Ask if they have the parts in stock or if they need to order them, confirm the service call fee if any, and find out how soon they can come out. Since all three are mobile, also make sure they can access your rig where it's parked.