Evolution Automotive
Memphis auto body shop with 4.7 stars from 43 reviews, also handling RV repair and AC service.
Memphis heat is hard on an RV. It cooks roof sealant, strains the A/C, and finds every soft spot in a slide-out gasket. This city has 4 RV repair options plus 8 more nearby, averaging 4.2 stars, and 2 of them are mobile techs who come to your campsite or driveway. You have room to call around before you commit to a shop.
Memphis auto body shop with 4.7 stars from 43 reviews, also handling RV repair and AC service.
Memphis upholstery and restoration shop handling RV roof leaks, seats, headliners and custom interior work.
24/7 truck and RV repair in Memphis with mobile service, 4.0 stars from 375 reviews.
Mobile RV repair tech serving Memphis and the mid-south, open around the clock for AC, electrical and mechanical fixes.
Within a short drive of Memphis. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair service based in Cordova, Tennessee, coming to your rig instead of you hauling it in.
Camping World RV Service in Olive Branch handles repairs, maintenance, collision work, and mobile service.
Camping World in Olive Branch is an RV dealer and repair shop with a large parts department and 4.3 stars from 1,523 reviews.
Southaven RV & Marine is a dealership with certified RV service and parts, rated 4.4 stars from 878 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Olive Branch, MS with a 4.5-star rating from 95 reviews, praised for courteous staff and warranty help.
Mobile RV repair shop in Arlington, TN with 4.7 stars from 49 reviews. Same-day appointments and on-site service for AC, roof, awning, and slide issues.
Byhalia RV shop with a perfect 5.0 rating, known for A/C work, quick turnarounds and straight dealing.
Mobile diesel mechanic in Byhalia, MS, taking truck, trailer and RV repair calls around the clock.
The local list is small, so a little planning goes a long way. Evolution Automotive carries the strongest rating at 4.7 from 43 reviews and handles A/C work, with insurance, body, chassis and parts listed. Scoko sits at 4.0 from 48 reviews and takes roof jobs, and it is open weekends, which helps if you are passing through. United Diesel Power has a big review count at 375 and a 4.0 rating, doing mobile and chassis work. Memphis mobile rv repair covers mobile A/C calls but has no reviews yet, so ask questions before you book. Two of the four are mobile, which matters when the rig will not move. A dead A/C in July is not a drive-it-in situation.
Mobile techs bring the tools to you, and that saves a tow and a day. The tradeoff is that bigger jobs like chassis work or a full roof reseal often need a bay with a lift and room to let sealant cure. Use mobile service for diagnostics, A/C recharge, and small fixes, and expect a shop visit for body damage or anything under the coach. When you call, describe the symptom plainly: does the fan run, is it cold then warm, where exactly is the water coming in. Ask if the part is on the shelf or has to be ordered. That one question decides whether you wait or move on to the next call.
Roof leaks and A/C failures are the calls this city gets most. Sun bakes the lap sealant around vents and skylights until it cracks, then the first hard rain shows you where. Get up top and look before the season turns, and reseal the small cracks rather than waiting for a ceiling stain. On the A/C side, a unit that runs but blows warm is often low on refrigerant or has a dirty condenser coil, and a tech can tell you which in a short visit. Do not keep running a unit that is icing up. Ask about warranty coverage up front, since none of the four local listings say they do warranty work.
There are 4 listed in Memphis, with 8 more nearby. Two are mobile techs, one handles roof work, two handle A/C, and none currently list awning service, so call ahead if that is your job.
The 4 local options average 4.2 stars. Evolution Automotive leads at 4.7 from 43 reviews, Scoko and United Diesel Power both sit at 4.0, and one listing has no reviews yet.
Sometimes. Two local listings are mobile, and one of those also does A/C. Ask what the tech carries on the truck and whether the job needs a bay. A recharge or a fan motor may be fine on site, but a compressor swap usually is not.
Yes, especially in spring and early summer when everyone remembers their A/C. The local list is short, so a few days of notice beats showing up. Ask whether the shop does warranty work, since none of the four local listings advertise it, and get pre-approval before any covered repair.