Find & Compare RV Repair Shops in Your Area!

RV repair shops work on motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and campers: roof resealing and leak repair, slide-out mechanisms, water heaters and furnaces, refrigerators, generators, plumbing, electrical and solar systems, awnings, and seasonal winterizing and de-winterizing. Many also offer mobile service at campgrounds and storage lots. People come to this page with a leak after a storm, a slide that stopped moving, or a rig that needs to be road-ready before a trip.

RV repair is not a licensed trade in most states, so look for technicians certified through the RV Technical Institute or the RV industry association and ask which systems they specialize in, since chassis work on a motorhome often goes to a truck shop. Ask about the hourly rate, the diagnostic fee, whether they bill travel time for mobile calls, and how long the rig will sit waiting for parts. Get the estimate in writing and ask whether they handle extended-warranty and insurance claims directly. If the problem is only the generator, generator installers may service it, and between trips storage facilities keep it off the street.

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