Sunrise RVs
Omak RV dealer with a service and parts department, rated 4.4 from 118 Google reviews.
Omak sits up in Okanogan County, where summer heat and winter cold both take a toll on a rig. Three RV repair options serve this town, and they average 4.3 stars across combined reviews. Two of them handle warranty work, which matters if your coach is still covered. One is a mobile tech who comes to you. That is a real help when the rig will not move or the slide-out is jammed halfway out.
Omak RV dealer with a service and parts department, rated 4.4 from 118 Google reviews.
Omak auto and RV repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 63 reviews, handling RV slides, electrical, and general repairs.
Mobile RV repair in Omak for water heaters, fridges, furnaces, awnings, and roof work.
Sunrise RVs is the biggest shop in town by review count, with 118 reviews and a 4.4 rating. It carries warranty work and parts, so it is a reasonable first call for a covered repair or a part you need fast. OMAK AUTO & RV REPAIR CENTER rates 4.3 across 63 reviews and handles chassis work alongside parts, which helps when the problem is under the hood rather than in the living quarters. Are Vee In A Fix is the mobile option at 4.1 stars from 58 reviews, and it also takes warranty and insurance work. Use the mobile tech for roof, A/C or awning trouble where driving the rig in is a pain.
A dead A/C in July is miserable, and hauling the coach across town to fix it is worse. If the rig is parked and staying put, ask the mobile tech to come out first. Same for a roof leak you just found after a storm: get a tarp or tape over it, then call and describe where the water is coming in. Awning and slide-out problems vary. A mobile call saves the trip, but a bent arm or stripped gear sometimes needs a shop with a bay and the part in stock. Ask on the phone whether they keep the part or have to order it, and how long that takes.
Spring is when everyone remembers their rig sat all winter, so shops fill up. Call ahead and be specific: year, make, model and what it is doing. Two of the three shops here do warranty work, so if your coach is covered, get pre-approval from the warranty company before anyone turns a wrench. That one step prevents arguments later. If insurance is paying, Are Vee In A Fix lists insurance work too. And check your roof sealant each season before the fall rain. Small cracks are cheap to seal. Water inside the walls is not.
There are 3 RV repair options in Omak, averaging 4.3 stars. One is a mobile tech that comes to your rig. Two of the three handle warranty work, so covered repairs are possible here.
Sunrise RVs, with 118 reviews and a 4.4 rating. It also does warranty work and stocks parts. OMAK AUTO & RV REPAIR CENTER has 63 reviews at 4.3 and handles chassis work. Are Vee In A Fix has 58 reviews at 4.1.
Yes, one of the three options is mobile. Are Vee In A Fix handles roof, A/C and awning work and also lists warranty, insurance and chassis service. Call first and describe the problem so the tech brings the right parts.
Yes. Two shops in Omak do warranty work, but approval comes from your warranty company, not the shop. Call the company, explain the problem and get approval before work starts. It saves haggling over the bill afterward.