Scruss Man RV Repair / Mobile RV Repair
Mobile RV repair serving San Antonio and the Hill Country, rated 5.0 from 182 reviews for fast diagnosis and punctual service.
Your slide-out is stuck and you have a trip planned. Or the roof leak you patched last spring is back. In San Antonio, eight mobile RV repair shops bring the fix to your driveway or campsite, with an average rating of 4.6. Many handle roof, A/C and awning work. Here are the shops, what they fix, and how to choose one.
Mobile RV repair serving San Antonio and the Hill Country, rated 5.0 from 182 reviews for fast diagnosis and punctual service.
Mobile RV repair in San Antonio rated 4.9 by 135 reviewers, known for honest techs and fast fixes.
Mobile RV repair shop in San Antonio with a 4.8 Google rating and 140 reviews, praised for polite, professional techs.
Mobile RV repair in San Antonio with 4.8 stars from 31 reviews. Certified techs handle roof, AC, awning, and more.
Mobile RV repair in San Antonio for roof, A/C and electrical work, with reviewers praising fast response.
24/7 mobile tire repair in San Antonio with 4.3 stars from 206 reviews, praised for friendly, quick roadside service.
Mobile RV repair serving San Antonio, fixing AC, roofs, awnings and generators on site.
San Antonio RV repair shop with mobile service, 20+ years in business, 4.1 stars from 182 reviews.
Within a short drive of San Antonio. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair serving Converse and the San Antonio area, with certified techs who come to you for AC, electrical, and awning work.
Elmendorf truck and RV repair shop with a 4.5-star rating from 315 reviews, known for tire service and honest techs.
Certified RV inspector and repair shop in Cibolo, TX, offering mobile and AC service plus pre-purchase inspections.
Mobile and in-shop RV and truck repair in Atascosa, open 24/7 with roadside help and a 4.3 Google rating.
Most of the eight mobile shops in San Antonio work on roofs and A/C, and half handle awnings. That covers the big three failures I see: a seam that lets water in after a hard rain, an A/C that quits in July, and an awning that won't roll up. Four of the eight also do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Ask before they come out if the part is in stock. A tech who has to order a control board or a length of awning fabric may need a second visit, and that's a week you might not have. For tires and roadside calls, At Anytime Tire Services is the one to know.
Top of the list is Scruss Man RV Repair, with a 5.0 from 182 reviews and open weekends, which is rare. Roadside Revival and Elite Mobile both sit near 4.9 and 4.8 and handle warranty, insurance and body work. Elite and SARVS also do chassis repairs. Discount RV Mobile comes in at 4.5 and is a good bet for basic roof and A/C fixes. When you call, say what failed and what you've already tried. A shop that asks for your VIN and a photo of the problem is usually the one that shows up prepared. Book a week ahead in spring if you can.
Mobile repair makes sense for roof reseals, A/C diagnosis, awning fabric and small electrical gremlins. It saves you a tow and a day in a waiting room. But some jobs need a bay: a full body repair, a generator that has to come out, or chassis work that needs a lift. Roadside Revival, Elite and SARVS list body and chassis service, but ask if they do it on site or in a shop. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty company before any work starts. That one call avoids arguments about the bill later.
There are 8 mobile RV repair shops listed for San Antonio. Their average rating is 4.6, and 4 of them do warranty work. Several are also set up for roof, A/C and awning repairs, so you have options for most common breakdowns.
Scruss Man RV Repair and At Anytime Tire Services list weekend availability. If your A/C dies on a Saturday, call early. Weekend slots fill up fast in summer, and a tech who is already out on another call may not answer until later.
Four of the eight shops do warranty work, including Scruss Man, Roadside Revival and Elite Mobile. Get pre-approval from your warranty company before the tech starts. That way you know what's covered and what you'll pay out of pocket.
Put a tarp over the leak if you can do it safely, and move anything that can't get wet. Most of the mobile shops here handle roof repairs. Call and describe where the water is coming in. A tech may be able to reseal the seam on site the same week.