Tri County RV Repair
Pompano Beach RV shop for roof resealing, awning repair, slide-out work, and fast brake service with fair pricing.
A generator that won't start is the kind of problem that ruins a trip before it begins, and in South Florida you usually want the A/C running off it. Pompano Beach has 2 shops listed for RV generator repair, with 8 more nearby, and the listed average rating sits at 4.5. Call ahead and ask whether they bench-test the unit or just swap parts.
Pompano Beach RV shop for roof resealing, awning repair, slide-out work, and fast brake service with fair pricing.
Pompano Beach RV rental agency that also handles repair work, with a 4.0 rating across 108 Google reviews.
Within a short drive of Pompano Beach. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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The two Pompano Beach listings are a mixed pair. Tri County RV Repair carries a 5.0 rating from a single review but handles a wide spread of work, from generators and chassis to roof, A/C, fridge, awning, water heater, furnace, slide-out, electrical and solar. Allstar Coaches RV Rentals shows a 4.0 across 108 reviews and lists mobile service, generator and chassis work plus emergency calls. That mix matters. A mobile tech can diagnose a generator in your driveway, but a rebuild or a carburetor soak usually wants a shop with power and a bench.
Ask what the shop actually does with a generator: load test, fuel delivery check, voltage check at the outlet, or a full service. A unit that cranks but dies under load is a different job than one that won't turn over at all. Ask whether the needed part is on the shelf or on order, since a waiting week can cost you a trip. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty provider before anyone touches it. And if the coach has to sit overnight at the shop, ask about security and shore power.
One of the two local listings is mobile, which helps when the coach can't move or the generator dies in storage. The 8 nearby shops widen the pool if Pompano Beach is booked out, and generator work is common enough that a short drive is usually worth it. Mobile work suits diagnosis, oil and filter changes, and simple fuel or connection faults. Pulling a generator for a stator or control board is shop work. Confirm the service call fee and the travel range before you agree to anything.
There are 2 listed in Pompano Beach itself, plus 8 more nearby. The local pair covers both shop and mobile work, so you have options depending on whether the coach can move.
The listed average is 4.5. Tri County RV Repair holds a 5.0 from one review, while Allstar Coaches RV Rentals sits at 4.0 across 108 reviews, so the review counts differ a lot.
Sometimes. Mobile techs handle diagnosis, oil and filter changes, and simple fuel or electrical faults. Anything that needs the unit pulled, like a stator or control board, usually goes to a shop. Ask up front what they can do on site.
Yes, especially in spring and before hurricane season. Ask whether the part you may need is in stock, and if your coach is under warranty, get pre-approval from the provider first so the repair is covered.