Allied Trailer Service & Repair Center
Sacramento RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating, praised for trailer repairs, rewiring, and fair pricing.
A torn awning or a slide-out that won't budge can ruin a trip fast. Sacramento has 8 businesses that handle this kind of work, and 4 of them are mobile. The average rating is 4.4, so you're not stuck with the first shop you call. Some jobs need a parts order, so ask about lead time before you drop the rig off.
Sacramento RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating, praised for trailer repairs, rewiring, and fair pricing.
Sacramento RV collision center with a 4.8-star rating from 120 reviews, known for body work, paint, and insurance claims.
Mobile RV repair in Sacramento with a 5.0 rating. Reviewers praise quick scheduling, fair prices, and fixes for AC, water heaters, and slide-outs.
Sacramento RV repair shop handling body, collision, roof and awning work, with mobile service available.
Longtime Sacramento RV shop with used parts and service, friendly staff, mixed reviews on shop condition.
Sacramento RV repair shop with 4.2 stars from 75 reviews, praised for fair prices, honest service, and insurance coordination.
Sacramento RV repair shop with mobile service, handling roof, AC, awning, brakes, and more. Mixed reviews on communication.
Sacramento RV repair shop with 3.6 stars from 48 reviews. Known for warranty work, parts, and body repairs; some mixed feedback.
Within a short drive of Sacramento. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
West Sacramento RV collision and body shop rated 4.9 stars, known for roof work, paint matching, and insurance claims.
Mobile RV repair serving West Sacramento and the greater Sacramento area, rated 4.9 stars across 53 Google reviews.
RV dealer and repair shop in Rancho Cordova with a 4.5-star rating from 384 reviews, praised for friendly, no-pressure staff.
RV repair shop in Rancho Cordova with a parts store and service team that reviewers call helpful and knowledgeable.
Eight outfits in town list awning repair, and seven also do roof work. That overlap matters because a leak often starts where the awning attaches. Six of the eight handle A/C too, so you can get several fixes done in one visit. Four are mobile, meaning they come to your storage lot or driveway. Mobile work suits slide-out adjustments and awning fabric swaps, but a bent arm or a cracked end cap might need a shop with a bay. Two of the eight do warranty work, so check before you authorize anything.
Mobile techs are handy for a slide-out that drags or an awning that won't retract. They can also replace fabric and check seals without you moving the coach. But if the slide-out needs a new motor or the awning arm is bent, a shop with a lift and parts on the shelf is usually faster. Rehorn RV and RV EZ FIX both do mobile work and have roof and A/C on their lists. Allied Trailer Service & Repair Center carries parts and handles body and chassis work, which helps if the damage goes beyond the fabric.
Allied Trailer Service & Repair Center holds a 4.9 from 79 reviews and lists roof, A/C and awning. Rehorn RV has a 4.8 from 120 reviews and does mobile work plus insurance and body. RV Doctor George has the most reviews at 294 and a 4.2 rating, so expect a busy schedule. McColloch's RV Repair does warranty work and has a 4.2 from 75 reviews. For small jobs, RV EZ FIX and Bumpers Dents N Scratches are mobile, though both have few reviews. Call ahead and ask if the awning fabric or slide-out part is in stock.
There are 8 listed, and 4 of them are mobile. Seven also do roof repair and six handle A/C, so you can often combine jobs. Two shops do warranty work, which helps if your coach is still covered.
Yes, 4 of the 8 are mobile. They can handle fabric replacement, slide-out adjustments and seal checks at your storage lot or home. Ask if they carry the specific part for your awning model before you book.
The average is 4.4 across the 8 businesses. Rehorn RV has a 4.8 from 120 reviews and Allied Trailer Service & Repair Center has a 4.9 from 79. RV Doctor George has the most reviews at 294 with a 4.2.
Mobile techs are good for minor adjustments and fabric swaps. If the slide-out needs a new motor or the awning arm is bent, a shop with a bay and parts is usually faster. Two local shops do warranty work, so check coverage first.