Labrie's RV LLC
Family-owned RV dealer and service center in Lake Placid, FL, with mobile repair and a 4.6-star rating from 47 reviews.
Lake Placid, FL
RV Generator Repair in Lake Placid, FL
Two generator repair options serve Lake Placid, and both are mobile techs, which means the fix often comes to your campsite or driveway. Labrie's RV LLC and RV Roof Repair Florida, LLC hold a 4.8 average between them. One shop handles warranty work, so check that first if your genset is still covered.
Discover RV Generator Repair in Lake Placid, FL
2Shops listed
4.8★Average Google rating
1Do warranty work
1More within 30 miles
RV repair shops in Lake Placid
RV Roof Repair Florida, LLC
Full-service RV repair shop in Lake Placid with mobile service, roof coatings, and a 5.0 rating from five reviews.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Lake Placid. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
TransVega RV & Truck Center
RV repair shop in Sebring with mobile service, propane refills, and a 4.4-star rating from 27 reviews.
What to expect from generator repair in Lake Placid
Generator problems usually show up as a unit that cranks but won't start, starts then dies, or runs rough under load. The two mobile techs here can diagnose fuel delivery, spark, and control board faults on site. If the issue is the carburetor or a board, ask whether the part is in stock before they come out. Some repairs need a shop, but mobile work covers most routine generator service. Book ahead in spring and fall when snowbirds are moving through and schedules fill up. Both shops work on generators, and one also handles chassis and body issues. That matters if your generator problem turns out to be a wiring or fuel line issue that runs into the coach.
Mobile techs and warranty coverage
Labrie's RV LLC accepts warranty work, which is worth asking about before you authorize a repair. Warranty pre-approval can take a call or two, so start that process early if your generator is still under a plan. The other option, RV Roof Repair Florida, LLC, carries a 5.0 rating from a small number of reviews and lists insurance as a feature, which may help if the repair is tied to a claim. Both are mobile, so confirm travel fees and whether they need shore power or a level spot to work.
When to call a generator tech instead of guessing
A generator that floods, backfires, or trips its breaker repeatedly is not a wait-and-see item. Fuel smells or exhaust leaks are worth a call right away. The techs here also handle A/C, fridges, awnings, and roof work, so if your generator issue is really an electrical load problem, they can trace it. Ask what they charge for a service call and whether that includes diagnosis. For routine maintenance like oil and filter changes, mobile service is convenient, but confirm they carry the right filter for your model.
Specialists in Lake Placid
Nearby cities
- Okeechobee, FL (4, 35 mi)
- LaBelle, FL (2, 39 mi)
- Lake Wales, FL (2, 44 mi)
- Punta Gorda, FL (2, 48 mi)
- Lehigh Acres, FL (2, 51 mi)
- Winter Haven, FL (2, 56 mi)
- Fort Myers, FL (11, 57 mi)
- Cape Coral, FL (2, 58 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many RV generator repair options are in Lake Placid?
There are 2 generator repair businesses listed in Lake Placid, and both are mobile techs. That means they can come to your RV rather than you driving it to a shop. One additional option is listed nearby.
What is the average rating for generator repair in Lake Placid?
The average rating across the 2 listed businesses is 4.8. Labrie's RV LLC has a 4.6 from 47 reviews, and RV Roof Repair Florida, LLC has a 5.0 from 5 reviews. Small review counts can swing an average, so read a few recent ones.
Do any Lake Placid generator techs handle warranty work?
Yes, 1 of the 2 businesses accepts warranty work. Labrie's RV LLC lists warranty as a feature, so ask about pre-approval before any repair starts. The other option does not list warranty, so confirm coverage directly if you want to use them.
Can a mobile tech fix my generator at my campsite?
Both listed businesses are mobile, so they can typically work at your site or home. Confirm access, parking, and whether they need 120V power for tools. Some repairs still require a shop visit, especially if a part must be ordered or the generator needs to come out.