Camping World - Summerfield
Camping World in Summerfield sells RVs and gear and runs a service shop, rated 4.0 from over 2,500 Google reviews.
A leveling jack that won't come up or won't hold is one of those problems you notice every single time you park. Summerfield has 2 shops that handle leveling jack repair, and both also do mobile work, which matters if your rig is sitting crooked in a campground and can't safely move. Average rating across them sits at 3.6, so it pays to read recent reviews before you book.
Camping World in Summerfield sells RVs and gear and runs a service shop, rated 4.0 from over 2,500 Google reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Summerfield handles repairs, maintenance, collision work, and detailing for trailers and motorhomes.
Within a short drive of Summerfield. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Ocala RV shop with 4.8 stars from 111 reviews, known for accommodating staff and no-pressure sales.
The two names you'll see are Camping World - Summerfield and Camping World RV Service - Summerfield, both on the same side of things and both listed for leveling, roof, slide-out, generator and body work. The bigger location carries a 4.0 average over 2,547 reviews, so it has seen plenty of rigs. The service location shows 3.2 over just 9 reviews, which is a small sample and worth weighing lightly. Both list warranty and insurance work, so if your jack is still covered, ask about approval before anyone touches it.
A jack problem often means the coach can't be leveled, and sometimes can't be driven safely. That's where the mobile option earns its keep. Both Summerfield shops are listed as mobile capable, so you can ask whether a tech will come to your site. If the jack is stuck down and the rig is still roadworthy, a shop visit may be simpler because they have the lift and the parts on hand. Ask whether the replacement jack or hydraulic part is in stock before you commit to a day without your RV. Hydraulic leveling systems are the usual suspects: slow retraction, a jack that sags overnight, fluid leaks at the fittings. Electric jacks more often mean a motor, switch or control board. Describe the symptom plainly on the phone and you'll get a straighter answer about what they can do.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, and leveling work tends to pile up right when people are getting ready to travel. Call ahead and ask how far out they're booking. Bring your coach's make, model and year, plus the leveling system brand if you know it, since parts availability varies a lot by brand. If you have service records from a previous repair on the same jack, bring them. And if the rig has been sitting with a jack down for a while, mention that too. It changes how a tech approaches the job and whether mobile service makes sense at all.
There are 2 shops listed for leveling jack repair in Summerfield. Both are also listed for mobile work, roof repair, slide-outs, generators and body work, so you have options for combining a jack fix with other items on your list.
The average rating across the 2 Summerfield shops is 3.6. The larger location sits at 4.0 over 2,547 reviews, while the smaller service location shows 3.2 over 9 reviews. Read the recent comments rather than relying on the number alone.
Both Summerfield shops are listed as mobile capable, so it's worth asking. A mobile tech can often handle a jack that won't retract or a control issue on site. If the rig can't be leveled or moved safely, say so on the phone and let them decide whether to come to you.
Both Summerfield shops list warranty work, so coverage is possible. Call first with your coach details and the leveling system brand, and ask them to confirm approval with the warranty provider before work starts. That step avoids surprises when you pick the rig up.