The RV Nerds
Mobile RV repair in St. Petersburg with a 4.9-star rating from 211 reviews and quick response times.
Five mobile RV roof repair services cover St. Petersburg, and six more sit nearby. Average rating is 4.4 across the five, so there is decent work in town but not a deep bench. Most of these shops roll to you, which matters when the ceiling is dripping and the rig cannot move. Three of the five handle warranty work.
Mobile RV repair in St. Petersburg with a 4.9-star rating from 211 reviews and quick response times.
Mobile RV repair in St. Petersburg with a 5-star rating from 33 reviews for prompt, honest service.
Mobile RV repair in St. Petersburg with certified techs; reviews mention helpful staff and quick fixes.
Mobile RV repair covering Tampa Bay and St. Pete, handling generators, AC, roofs, awnings and electrical work at your site.
Mobile RV repair in St. Petersburg, handling roof, AC, electrical and plumbing work at your home or campsite.
Within a short drive of St. Petersburg. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV tech in Pinellas Park handling roof coating, AC replacement, slides, plumbing and pre-purchase inspections.
Largo RV repair shop rated 4.0 from 149 reviews, with reviewers often praising the helpful staff and generator and leak fixes.
RV dealer and repair shop in Pinellas Park with a 4.0 rating from 299 Google reviews.
Pinellas Park RV service center handling roof, AC, awning work, warranty repairs and parts.
Mobile and roof RV repair shop in Pinellas Park handling brakes, oil changes, diagnostics and cooling work.
Family-owned mobile RV service and inspections on Florida's Gulf Coast. 5.0 stars from 20 Google reviews.
The RV Nerds lead the local pack at 4.9 from 211 reviews, and they cover roof, A/C and awning work on a mobile basis. Surfs Up RV Mobile Service has a perfect 5.0 from 33 reviews and is certified. Rv Unlimited sits at 4.4 from 38 reviews and takes warranty and insurance jobs. All Around Town Mobile RV Repair is at 3.3 from 32 reviews. Bay to Bay RV has no reviews yet, so call and ask what they have actually replaced before you book a roof job. Anyone can say they fix roofs. Ask what sealant they use and whether they will get on the roof to check the lap sealant and the front and rear caps, not just the membrane.
A roof leak usually means water is already inside, and driving a wet rig across town can spread the damage. Mobile service makes sense for a leak you found this morning. All five St. Petersburg shops listed here do mobile work, so you have choices. Call in the morning if you can. A leak that started after a storm tends to be worse than it looks, and the sooner someone gets a tarp or sealant on it, the less interior work you face later. Take photos of the wet spot and the roof area before they arrive so you can show the tech exactly where it started.
Three of the five local shops do warranty work, but get pre-approval before anyone climbs up. A roof repair can be a sealant job or a full membrane replacement, and the warranty side treats those very differently. Ask if the part is in stock. Membranes, vents and sealants are not always on the truck, and a shop waiting on a shipment is a shop not fixing your leak. The RV Nerds and Rv Unlimited both list warranty work, so start there if your rig is still covered. Ask for the old parts back on anything replaced.
Five are listed in St. Petersburg itself, and another six are nearby. All five local ones do mobile work, and three of the five handle warranty repairs. The average rating across the five is 4.4.
Yes. All five St. Petersburg shops listed here are mobile, so the tech comes to your rig. That is usually the better call for a roof leak, since driving a wet RV can push water further into the ceiling and walls.
The RV Nerds have the strongest record at 4.9 from 211 reviews. Surfs Up RV Mobile Service is at 5.0 from 33 reviews but with a much smaller sample. Rv Unlimited sits at 4.4 from 38 reviews. Bay to Bay RV has no reviews yet.
That depends on your policy and what failed, so get pre-approval before work starts. Three of the five local shops do warranty work. Ask whether the job is a sealant repair or a full membrane replacement, since coverage can differ. Keep photos and receipts.