Adventure RV
Family-run San Bernardino shop with mobile RV repair and rental delivery, 4.9 stars across 108 reviews.
San Bernardino sits where the Cajon Pass meets the valley floor, and the heat and wind here are hard on RVs. Roof seams dry out, A/C units work overtime, and slide-outs start dragging. Four repair shops and techs are based in town, and another 12 serve the surrounding area. The local outfits average 4.5 stars, so there is decent help close by when something breaks.
Family-run San Bernardino shop with mobile RV repair and rental delivery, 4.9 stars across 108 reviews.
San Bernardino RV and diesel repair shop with a 4.9-star rating, handling AC, awnings, chassis, and more.
San Bernardino RV shop with a 4.6-star rating and reviewers praising friendly, skilled staff and quick turnaround.
Heavy-duty towing and mobile RV repair in San Bernardino, open 24/7. Rated 3.5 from 8 reviews.
Within a short drive of San Bernardino. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Fontana handling roof, AC, awning and slide-out fixes, rated 4.1 from 19 Google reviews.
RV repair shop in Fontana, CA, open 24/7 for AC, roof, electrical, plumbing and appliance work.
Long-running Colton truck and RV shop with 9 pull-thru bays, a 4.8 rating, and diesel and chassis expertise.
Camping World RV Service in Colton offers RV repair, parts, and accessories with a 3.8-star rating from 736 reviews.
RV dealer in Colton with over 40 years serving the Inland Empire, offering sales, service, and parts.
Colton RV dealer with repair shop, parts counter, and a 4.1-star rating across 459 Google reviews.
Fontana RV repair shop rated 4.1 stars, authorized for manufacturer and extended warranty work.
Colton RV rental lot with in-house mechanics, body shop and upholstery work, rated 4.9 from 107 reviews.
Family-owned RV dealer since 1972 with a 3.6-star rating and a parts department; reviewers highlight helpful staff.
Mobile RV repair serving Fontana, CA, covering AC, electrical, plumbing, propane, batteries and appliances.
Colton RV repair shop with factory-trained techs, 4.5 stars from 169 reviews, handling roof, AC, awning and body work.
Family-owned RV repair shop in Fontana with a 4.5-star rating and 86 reviews, known for warranty work and roof repairs.
Adventure RV carries the strongest record here, 4.9 stars across 108 reviews, and it handles mobile calls and A/C work, including weekends. If your rig will not move under its own power, that weekend availability matters more than a fancy shop. ST Coachworks and Diesel Repair is smaller at 8 reviews but also rated 4.9, and it covers mobile work, A/C, awnings, chassis, body and parts, plus insurance jobs. VIP Enterprises leans toward roof repair and general body and generator work. 1185 Emergency Roadside is the one to remember for a breakdown on I-15 or the 210, with warranty and chassis help on call.
Two of the four local operations are mobile, which saves you a tow when the problem is a dead A/C, a finicky awning or a slide-out that will not retract. Have the tech confirm what they carry on the truck before they roll, because a part that has to be ordered turns one visit into two. Roof repairs usually go better in a shop where the rig can sit under cover while sealant cures. Ask whether the shop has the part in stock or can get it same day, and get a written estimate before anyone starts turning wrenches. One local shop does warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, call the warranty provider for pre-approval before the repair begins. That step saves arguments later.
The inland heat is rough on roof sealant and A/C systems, so both show up often on local repair lists. Walk your roof twice a year and look for cracked caulk around vents and seams before the next rain finds it. A/C that blows weak usually means a dirty coil or low refrigerant, and a tech can tell you which in a short visit. Awnings take a beating in gusty afternoons, so retract them when you leave camp. Slide-outs that jerk or stop halfway often need lubrication or a motor check, not a whole new assembly. Book ahead in spring when everyone else is prepping for summer trips.
Four repair shops and mobile techs are based in San Bernardino, with 12 more serving the surrounding area. That gives you real choice for most jobs, though the busiest shops fill up in spring, so call a few days ahead if you can.
Yes, two of the four local operations are mobile, including Adventure RV and ST Coachworks and Diesel Repair. Mobile work is handy for A/C, awning and slide-out problems where driving the rig in is a hassle or not possible.
One local shop does warranty work. Call your warranty provider for pre-approval before the repair starts, and confirm the shop will bill the provider directly rather than asking you to pay and chase reimbursement.
The four local outfits average 4.5 stars. Adventure RV and ST Coachworks and Diesel Repair both sit at 4.9, though ST Coachworks has far fewer reviews at 8. VIP Enterprises is at 4.6, and 1185 Emergency Roadside is at 3.5.