RCD RV Delaware Service
RV repair shop in Sunbury, Ohio, rated 4.8 stars, handling roof work, oil changes and maintenance packages.
Sunbury sits just far enough north of Columbus that a quick repair run can eat an afternoon, so it helps to know who actually handles roof work around here. Three shops in town list RV roof repair, and five more are within reasonable driving distance. Average rating across the local ones runs about 4.3. Here is what the numbers and the reviews say, plus what I would ask before I hand over the keys.
RV repair shop in Sunbury, Ohio, rated 4.8 stars, handling roof work, oil changes and maintenance packages.
Camping World in Sunbury sells RVs and handles roof, awning and generator work, with 794 reviews averaging 3.9 stars.
Camping World RV Service in Sunbury, OH handles roof, awning, generator, and chassis work for trailers and motorhomes.
Within a short drive of Sunbury. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-owned mobile RV repair serving Ashley, Ohio since 2019, rated 4.9 stars for honest work and quick response.
Columbus RV repair shop with a 4.3 rating from 41 reviews, praised for friendly staff and helpful service.
Family-owned Columbus RV dealer since 1956, selling travel trailers and handling roof and awning repairs.
Mobile RV repair in Columbus offering free estimates, water damage work, roof repair and awning service.
Mobile RV and boat repair in Plain City, Ohio, with a 5.0 rating from 14 Google reviews.
Three Sunbury shops list roof repair, and a couple of them also handle awnings. Camping World - Sunbury is the big one, with 794 reviews and a 3.9 average, and it carries parts and stays open weekends, which matters when a leak shows up on a Saturday. The Camping World RV Service location next to it has no reviews yet, so treat it as an unknown. RCD RV Delaware Service, a short drive out, holds a 4.8 from just 4 reviews. Small sample, but the roof work is what it does. Two of the three local listings cover awning work too, handy if the leak started where the awning meets the roofline.
None of the shops here are mobile, so plan on towing or driving the rig in. That changes the math on a small leak. If the sealant has failed at a vent or seam, a mobile tech would save you the trip, but you would have to look outside Sunbury for one. Nobody on this list does warranty work either, so if your roof is still covered, call the manufacturer first and get approval in writing before anyone touches it. Ask straight out whether the sealant and parts are in stock. Roof work often waits on a specific lap sealant or membrane, and a shop that has to order it will keep your RV longer than the estimate suggests.
A roof leak rarely shows up where you think. Water runs along the framing and stains the ceiling a few feet away, so point out every water mark you have seen, not just the wet spot. Climb up yourself first if you can and look at the seams, the vents, and the area around the skylight. Take phone photos. When you talk to the shop, ask how they test for the leak source and whether they reseal the whole roof or just the suspect area. Those are different jobs at different prices. Also ask about the parts counter, since the Sunbury Camping World stocks parts, and about turnaround time. A roof left open in Ohio rain is worse than the leak you brought in.
Three shops in Sunbury list roof repair, and five more are within driving distance. Two of the local shops also handle awning repair, which helps when the leak traces back to where the awning attaches to the roof.
The local shops average about 4.3. That figure leans heavily on Camping World - Sunbury and its 794 reviews at 3.9. RCD RV Delaware Service rates 4.8 but from only 4 reviews, and one Sunbury location has no reviews yet.
Not from this list. None of the Sunbury shops are mobile, so you will need to bring the RV in. If you want mobile roof work, you will have to search farther out from Sunbury and confirm the tech handles roof sealant and membrane repairs, not just maintenance.
None of the Sunbury shops list warranty work, so assume you are paying out of pocket. If your roof is still under warranty, contact the manufacturer before any repair and get written approval. Otherwise you risk voiding coverage on a roof that was still their responsibility.