FAQ

  • How long does it take to repair an RV?

    The duration of an RV repair depends on the nature and severity of the issue. Small repairs can be completed within a few hours, while larger repairs may take several days or even weeks.

  • How much does RV repair cost?

    RV repair costs vary depending on the type of repair, the severity of the issue, if your repair requires replacement parts and your location. Generally, repairs can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.

  • What should I do if I have an RV breakdown on the road?

    If you experience an RV breakdown while on the road, pull over to a safe location and call for assistance. Many RV repair services offer roadside assistance to help with breakdowns.

  • How often should I have my RV serviced?

    It is recommended to have your RV serviced at least once a year, or every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. This can help identify and address any potential issues before they become more serious.

  • Can RV repair services help with maintenance tasks?

    Yes, many RV repair services also offer routine maintenance tasks such as oil changes, tire rotations, and inspections.

  • What types of RVs can be repaired?

    RV repair services typically work on all types of RVs, including motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and pop-up campers.

  • How often should I reseal the roof?

    It is recommended to inspect and reseal the roof of your RV at least once a year, or every six months if you frequently use your RV.

  • My RV's A/C doesn't cool, what should i do?

    There could be a number of reasons why your RV's A/C isn't cooling properly. Some common causes include dirty air filters, low refrigerant levels, a malfunctioning compressor, or a faulty thermostat.

  • How often do the batteries need to be charged?

    The frequency with which you need to charge the batteries in an RV depends on several factors such as the type of batteries, how many appliances you have running, and how much you use them.

  • Toilet bowl in my RV is not holding water?

    There could be several reasons why your RV toilet bowl is not holding water. It could be a problem with the seal, a clog in the pipes, or an issue with the water supply.

  • Roof of my RV is leaking?

    The most common causes of RV roof leaks are damaged or worn-out roofing materials, loose or missing screws or fasteners, cracked or deteriorating caulking or sealants, and damage from tree branches or other debris.

  • What is dry wrought?

    RV Dry Wrought is a term commonly used in the recreational vehicle (RV) industry to describe a type of framing material used in the construction of RVs. It refers to the process of shaping and forming metal into a specific design without the use of any liquid or lubricant, hence the term "dry."