Go Ventur
Go Ventur in Murfreesboro builds custom campervans and does RV repairs, with a 4.8-star rating from 59 reviews.
A roof leak is the one repair you can't put off in Murfreesboro. One good storm pushes water past old sealant and it finds the ceiling, the insulation, the bed. This city has 3 shops listed for RV roof work, and 5 more nearby, averaging 4.3 across the bunch. Call early, because roof jobs stack up fast when the weather turns.
Go Ventur in Murfreesboro builds custom campervans and does RV repairs, with a 4.8-star rating from 59 reviews.
Murfreesboro RV dealer with repair shop, known for kind staff and no-pressure sales, but some service complaints.
Camping World RV Service in Murfreesboro handles roof and awning repairs, warranty work, and emergency fixes, with mixed reviews on communication.
Within a short drive of Murfreesboro. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair serving Smyrna and middle Tennessee, rated 4.9 stars for honest work and quick diagnosis.
RV repair shop in Mt. Juliet with a 4.8-star rating from 37 Google reviews, praised for fair prices and honest service.
Mobile RV and trailer repair serving middle Tennessee, rated 5.0 from 51 reviews for honest advice and fair pricing.
Shelbyville RV Service & Repair fixes RVs with quick turnaround and clear explanations, rated 4.5 stars by 34 reviewers.
Franklin RV shop with a 4.6-star rating and 79 reviews, specializing in roof and AC repairs.
Three shops in Murfreesboro handle RV roofs, and Go Ventur is the one to call first if you can get in. It carries a 4.8 from 59 reviews and covers roof, A/C and awning work under one roof, which helps when a leak has already reached the ceiling vent or the awning rail. Camping World on the north side is the bigger operation at 807 reviews and a 4.2, with insurance, body and generator work plus a parts counter. The separate Camping World RV Service location is smaller and thinner on reviews, but it handles warranty claims, which matters if your rig is still covered. Only one of the three does warranty work, so ask before you book.
Most roof calls start the same way: a stain on the ceiling after a hard rain. The usual culprits are the seams, the skylight, the vents and the front cap, where old lap sealant cracks and lets water creep in. A shop will clean and reseal those spots, and if the membrane is torn, patch or replace it. Ask what sealant they use and whether they will inspect the whole roof, not just the obvious leak. Water travels, so the wet spot inside is rarely where the hole is outside. Get the repair in before fall, when the rainy stretches settle in and the bays fill up.
None of the Murfreesboro listings are mobile-only roof techs, so plan on dropping the RV off. That is fine for reseal and membrane work, which needs a bay and a ladder. If you are passing through and the leak is small, a tube of self-leveling sealant and a dry day can hold you until you reach a shop. Call ahead and ask whether the part is in stock, since roof membrane and vent parts are not always on the shelf. Ask about warranty pre-approval too if your rig is covered, because that adds a day or two to the schedule.
There are 3 listed in Murfreesboro, with 5 more nearby. They average a 4.3 rating. Only one of the three does warranty work, so confirm coverage before you book.
Go Ventur has a 4.8 from 59 reviews and handles roof, A/C and awning work. Camping World in Murfreesboro has far more reviews at 807 and a 4.2 rating, with insurance, body and generator service on site.
None of the Murfreesboro roof listings are mobile-only, so expect to take the RV to a shop. A small leak can be slowed with self-leveling sealant until you get an appointment, but seam and membrane work needs a bay.
Book as soon as you see a ceiling stain, and call ahead in spring when everyone else is getting ready for the season. Roof jobs take a bay for a day or more, so early calls get the sooner slots.