LoneStar RV Mobile Medic LLC.
Mobile RV repair in Flint, TX with a 5.0 rating from 138 reviews and praise for punctuality and water leak fixes.
Flint sits just south of Tyler, close enough to Lake Palestine that a lot of rigs around here spend more time under trees than in storage. Shade is good for the roof until it isn't. Three mobile RV techs serve Flint, and all three handle warranty work, which matters more than people think when a slide-out quits the week before a trip. Twelve more shops are within easy driving distance.
Mobile RV repair in Flint, TX with a 5.0 rating from 138 reviews and praise for punctuality and water leak fixes.
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Every one of the three Flint listings is mobile, so nobody has to drop a fifth wheel at a shop and wait. That is a real advantage when the problem is a dead A/C in July or an awning that will not retract. LoneStar RV Mobile Medic carries the strongest record here, 5.0 stars across 138 reviews, and the features list runs to certified, warranty, parts and emergency work. One habit worth keeping: ask whether the part is on the truck or in the shop before you book. A tech who has to order a control board is making two trips, and the second one waits on a supplier. Mike's RV and Trailer Repair also does chassis work and weekends, which helps if you are passing through.
A/C and roof get most of the calls, and around East Texas pine country the roof side is usually a sealant issue rather than a hole. Check the lap sealant at the seams and around vents before the spring rains, not after. Three of the local techs list A/C repair, so a unit that blows warm gets sorted fast. One lists awning work, so if the fabric or arms are the problem, confirm that before booking and save yourself a wasted visit. Slide-outs are the other repeat offender. If yours is stuck out, do not force the motor. Call, describe the sound, and let the tech decide whether it is a shear pin, a controller or a limit switch.
All three Flint techs do warranty work, which is not universal and worth confirming by phone anyway. Get pre-approval from your extended service plan before the repair starts if you can, and keep the documentation. Some plans want a diagnosis first, and mobile calls sometimes need a separate authorization. Spring and early summer fill up fast here, so book ahead for anything that is not an emergency. Ratings across the three average 4.8, with review counts from 9 to 138, so read a few recent ones rather than trusting the total. Mobile Tech RV is small but well rated, which often means a shorter wait.
Three mobile techs are based in Flint, and 12 more shops and mobile services are within reach in the surrounding area. All three local ones handle warranty work.
Yes, all three local techs list A/C repair, so a unit that runs but blows warm is a straightforward call. Ask whether the replacement part is in stock before the visit.
Often, yes, since all three Flint techs are mobile. Only one local listing names awning and slide-out work, so confirm that specific job when you call and describe what the slide-out is doing.
The three local techs average 4.8 stars. Review counts vary a lot, from 9 to 138, so check recent reviews for the type of repair you need.