The mobile RV repair tech who actually shows up.

Every listing goes through manual review before it goes live. We verify business name, phone number, service area, and any certifications they claim (NRVTA, RVTI, RVIA, FL LP Gas, etc.). Then ranking is determined by verified SMS reviews, not who paid more. If a tech loses too many reviews, they drop in ranking automatically.

A mobile RV repair tech comes to your campsite, driveway, or storage lot. An RV repair shop requires you to tow your rig in. For most repairs (AC, electrical, slide-outs, plumbing, generator), mobile is faster, cheaper, and easier on your rig. Shops are still better for major collision damage or full roof replacements that need a covered bay.

Most RV repair techs charge a service-call fee ($75 to $200) plus hourly labor ($150 to $200/hr). Industry standard is the Spader flat rate guide. Common repairs: AC capacitor $150 to $250, slide-out motor $400 to $900, full roof reseal $200 to $500, water pump $200 to $400. Always ask for a written estimate before work begins.

No. The directory is free for RV owners. We're not a lead broker. We don't sell your contact info, and the tech doesn't pay a fee per click. You contact them direct from their profile and pay them direct.

First, message us. We want to know. We'll reach out to the tech for their side. If a pattern of complaints develops, we can drop their ranking or remove the listing entirely. We've done it before. The whole point of the directory is that bad actors get exposed.

Some yes, some no. RV manufacturer warranty work usually requires authorization with that brand. Many RV repair techs on the platform are warranty-authorized for major RV brands and extended warranty companies. Filter for "RV Warranties" in the directory to find them.

Submit your phone number and the tech you used on our Submit a Review page. We send you a text message to confirm. Reply with your rating (1 to 5) and a short message about the experience. The whole thing takes 90 seconds. That SMS is what makes it "verified": we know it came from a real human with a real number.

Yes. Many of the RV repair techs on the platform offer pre-purchase inspections (NRVIA-certified inspectors do a 100+ point report). It's the single best $300 to $600 you can spend before buying a used rig. Worth it every time.