Kelly's RV Mobile Service
Mobile RV repair serving Livingston and Houston, with a 5.0 rating from 30 reviewers for punctual, friendly service.
Livingston RV owners know the score: a torn awning or a slide-out that quits mid-trip can ruin a weekend. Three mobile techs serve this stretch of East Texas, all rated 5.0 by folks who have been there. They handle awnings, slide-outs, roofs, and A/C, and they come to you. That counts when your rig is set up and not going anywhere.
Mobile RV repair serving Livingston and Houston, with a 5.0 rating from 30 reviewers for punctual, friendly service.
Mobile RV repair in Livingston with a 5.0 rating, handling ACs, fridges, slide outs, roofs and awnings.
Mobile RV repair in Livingston, TX. 5.0 stars from 8 reviews, praised for emergency help and fair pricing.
Within a short drive of Livingston. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile RV repair serving Cleveland, TX, covering A/C, roofs, awnings, slides, plumbing and electrical.
Mobile work means the tech brings tools and parts to your site or driveway. In Livingston, all three listed shops are mobile, so you are not hitching up for a repair. For awnings, they can replace fabric, fix a bent arm, or sort out a motor that will not retract. Slide-outs might need a new gear, a roller, or a reset on the controller. Ask whether they carry common parts or need to order; that affects how long your rig sits. Weekend and emergency service shows up on the list, which helps when the awning will not roll up before a storm. One thing I have learned: a slide-out that drags usually gets worse, so get it looked at before it chews the floor.
Kelly's RV Mobile Service has the most reviews here, 30 of them, all 5.0. They also state warranty and insurance help plus chassis work, so if your awning repair ties to a claim, start there. Willie D's Mobile RV L.L.C. has 18 reviews at 5.0 and covers the same core jobs. Adventure Ready RV Repair is smaller with 8 reviews but lists chassis, parts, weekend, and emergency service, handy if you are stuck on a Sunday. All three handle roof and A/C work too, so you can bundle a sealant check with the awning fix and save a second visit.
Spring and early summer book up fast in this part of Texas, so call ahead if you can. Ask if the shop has the awning fabric or slide-out motor in stock; some parts ship from out of state and that adds days. If you are under warranty, get pre-approval before work starts so the claim goes smoothly. After a repair, check the roof sealant around vents and seams once a season. A small crack lets water in and that is how ceiling stains start. None of this is fancy, just the stuff that keeps a trip from turning into a project.
There are 3 mobile shops listed here, and all 3 are rated 5.0. They handle awning and slide-out work along with roof and A/C repairs. Since they come to you, you do not need to move your rig to a shop.
Yes, one shop, Kelly's RV Mobile Service, lists warranty and insurance help. Confirm coverage and get pre-approval before the tech starts, so the repair is covered without surprises.
Often yes. The tech can check the motor, controller, and rollers on site. Some parts may need ordering, so ask about stock when you call. Adventure Ready lists emergency service if you are stuck.
Ask if they have your awning fabric or slide-out part in stock, whether they handle your warranty, and how soon they can come out. Weekend availability varies, so mention if you need Saturday or Sunday service.