Camping World - Draper
Camping World in Draper sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning, and trailer repairs.
Draper sits at the south end of the Salt Lake Valley, close enough to the canyons that a roof seam takes a beating from sun and freeze-thaw. Four RV repair shops work this stretch of the valley, and another twelve sit within easy driving distance. Average rating across the local shops is 4.0. Awning work is the most common specialty here, with three shops handling it.
Camping World in Draper sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning, and trailer repairs.
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Camping World - Draper is the big one, with 4,514 reviews and a 4.5 average, and it covers roof and awning work along with insurance, body, generator and parts. General RV Center runs a 4.2 from 2,194 reviews and handles awnings, warranty claims, chassis, parts, and it stays open weekends, which matters when your slide-out quits on a Saturday. Recreation RV Sales is smaller at 4.0 from 139 reviews and does A/C, body, generator and chassis work. Camping World RV Service - Draper is the fourth, 3.2 from 59 reviews, doing roof, awning, warranty, insurance, body and generator. Two of the four shops do warranty work, so confirm yours is on that list before you drop the rig.
Spring is when everyone in northern Utah remembers the roof leak they ignored all winter, so shops fill up. Call ahead even for small jobs. When you book, ask whether the part is in stock or on order, because a lot of repair time is really shipping time. For a roof, ask what sealant they use and whether they will recheck the seams after the first rain. A/C work in July is the same story: get on the schedule before the first hot week. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval before anyone touches it, or you may end up paying for a repair the manufacturer would have covered.
None of the four Draper shops listed here is a mobile-only operation, so plan on hauling the RV in unless a shop tells you otherwise. That is fine for awnings and slide-outs, which need a bay and a second set of hands. It is less fun for a dead A/C in a storage lot in August. If you are stuck, call around the nearby shops and ask directly whether they do house calls, then get the trip charge in writing. Mobile work costs more per hour, but it beats a tow. For roof leaks, a temporary patch with tape will get you home, and the shop can do the real seal job later.
Four shops are listed in Draper itself, and twelve more are within reasonable driving distance in the surrounding valley. That gives you options if one shop is booked out for weeks.
Camping World - Draper has a 4.5 average from 4,514 reviews, the strongest showing locally. General RV Center follows at 4.2 from 2,194 reviews. The other two run 4.0 and 3.2.
Yes. Two of the four local shops do warranty work, and General RV Center is one of them. Call first and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repair starts.
None of the four listed here is a mobile-only operation, so expect to bring the RV to a shop. Ask about house calls anyway, especially for A/C failures, and confirm the trip charge up front.