Blue Compass RV Longmont
Longmont RV dealer on I-25 with service for AC, awnings, brakes and electrical, rated 3.9 from 185 reviews.
A leveling jack that sticks or drops overnight is annoying, and it can be unsafe. Longmont has 3 shops and mobile techs that work on leveling systems, with an average rating of 2.9 from reviews. Most also handle slides, awnings, and generators, so you can often get several fixes done in one visit.
Longmont RV dealer on I-25 with service for AC, awnings, brakes and electrical, rated 3.9 from 185 reviews.
Camping World in Longmont is an RV dealer and repair shop with 1,811 reviews averaging 3.7 stars.
RV repair shop in Longmont offering maintenance, collision repair, and mobile service. Mixed reviews on customer service.
Within a short drive of Longmont. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Mead, Colorado, handling roof, AC, awning, slide out, electrical and body work.
Platteville RV repair shop with 4.8 stars, known for roof, fiberglass, and collision work plus insurance help.
Berthoud RV shop rated 4.8 from 316 reviews, known for warranty work, awnings, and electrical upgrades.
Leveling systems fail in predictable ways: a jack that won't retract, a solenoid that clicks but doesn't move, or a control panel that flashes an error. The shops here see plenty of that. Blue Compass RV Longmont and the two Camping World locations all list leveling among their services. Call first and ask if they can test the system on the phone or need the rig dropped off. Some problems are just a low fluid level or a loose ground, but those are worth letting a tech diagnose rather than guessing. If your jacks are hydraulic, ask whether they stock the common parts like solenoids and hoses. If they don't, the wait for a part can be longer than the repair itself.
One of the three listed businesses offers mobile service, which means a tech can come to your site or driveway. That's handy for simple leveling fixes, but major hydraulic work usually needs a shop with a lift. For a jack that won't come up at all, a mobile tech can often get it retracted so you can drive. Ask about travel charges and whether they carry the right fluid and fittings. If you're stuck at a campground, mention that when you call; some techs prioritize stranded RVs.
All three shops do warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, start there. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repairs, and ask the shop to document the failure with photos. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so book leveling repairs ahead if you can. Ratings vary widely here: one shop has hundreds of reviews, another has just a handful, so read recent comments about leveling specifically. A quick phone call to confirm they handle your brand of jacks is worth the time.
There are 3 businesses listed for leveling jack repair in Longmont. All three also work on slide-outs and generators, so you can often combine repairs.
Yes, 1 of the 3 listed businesses offers mobile service. That means a tech can come to your location for certain repairs, though major hydraulic work may still need a shop.
All 3 shops state they do warranty work. Call ahead to confirm your specific warranty is accepted and get pre-approval before any work begins.
Ask if they have experience with your jack brand, whether they stock common parts like solenoids, and how long a diagnostic takes. Also confirm the hourly rate and whether mobile service has a travel fee.