Country RV, LLC
Family-run RV dealer and service shop in Chippewa Falls with mobile service and a well-stocked parts counter.
Three RV repair shops serve Chippewa Falls, plus six more nearby. The average rating is 4.6, which tells you people around here generally get good work done. One shop does warranty work, so check before you pay out of pocket. Two are mobile, meaning they come to your rig. That helps when a slide-out sticks or the A/C quits in the driveway.
Family-run RV dealer and service shop in Chippewa Falls with mobile service and a well-stocked parts counter.
Chippewa Falls RV dealer and service shop with a 4.5-star rating from 59 Google reviews, praised for patient, no-pressure sales.
Lake Hallie RV dealer with sales, parts, service and rentals, rated 4.4 from 358 Google reviews.
Within a short drive of Chippewa Falls. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Camping World RV Service in Eau Claire handles RV repairs, maintenance, and detailing, with a 5-star rating from one Google review.
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New Auburn RV shop handling roof work, restorations and rentals, with a 4.3 rating from 50 Google reviews.
Menomonie RV repair shop with a 4.5-star rating, known for quick fixes and a willingness to help travelers.
Mobile RV repair in Menomonie, WI, with 4.5 stars from 8 reviews and praise for friendly, professional service.
Country RV, LLC gets 4.8 stars from 117 reviews and covers mobile calls, A/C, and awning work. They also stock parts and handle generators, weekends, and emergencies. J & J RV Sales & Service rates 4.5 from 59 reviews and keeps parts on hand. Markquart RV in Hallie, a short drive from Chippewa Falls, has 4.4 stars from 358 reviews and does mobile calls plus warranty and parts. If your rig is under warranty, start with Markquart since they are the only one listed for warranty work. For a dead A/C or a torn awning, Country RV is the better bet. Call ahead to see if the part is in stock; nobody likes waiting on a seal or a control board.
Two of the three shops offer mobile service, which means a tech can come to your driveway, campsite, or storage lot. That is handy for awning replacements, A/C diagnostics, and minor slide-out adjustments. But some jobs still need a bay: roof resealing, major slide-out repairs, and anything that requires a lift. Ask on the phone whether the job is mobile-friendly. If you are stuck at a campground near Lake Wissota or the Chippewa River, mobile can save you a tow. For bigger work, schedule a shop visit. Spring and summer book up fast, so call a week or two ahead if you can.
Ask if the shop has the part in stock or if they need to order it. That one question saves days. Confirm whether they work on your brand and whether they handle warranty claims directly or need pre-approval from the manufacturer. For roof or slide-out work, ask what sealant they use and how long it should last. Country RV has emergency service and weekend hours, which helps when water is coming in. Get a written estimate before work starts. And if you are storing the RV outside this winter, check the roof seams yourself first; small cracks turn into soggy ceilings.
There are 3 RV repair shops in Chippewa Falls, plus 6 more nearby. The average rating is 4.6. Two are mobile, one does A/C work, and one handles awnings. Only one is listed for warranty work, so call ahead to confirm coverage.
Markquart RV in Hallie is the only one of the three listed for warranty work. They also do mobile calls and stock parts. Their rating is 4.4 from 358 reviews. If your RV is under warranty, start there and ask whether they need pre-approval from the manufacturer.
Country RV, LLC handles mobile calls and A/C work. They also do awnings and have emergency and weekend hours. Mobile service is good for diagnostics and simple fixes, but a major A/C replacement may need a shop bay. Ask on the phone whether your job can be done on site.
Look at the sealant around vents, seams, and the front cap. Small cracks let water in. Ask the shop what sealant they use and how long it should last. Country RV does not list roof work, so for roof repairs you may need to call one of the nearby shops or ask for a referral.