RVNurse, LLC
Mobile RV repair with NRVTA-certified techs serving Kingsport and the Tri-Cities, rated 4.8 from 106 reviews.
Three RV repair shops and mobile techs serve Kingsport, plus a dozen more nearby, and they average 4.9 stars from local owners. Two of the three run mobile units, so a dead A/C or a stuck slide-out can often be handled in your driveway instead of a lot. Book early in spring, and ask whether the shop handles warranty claims before you drop the rig off.
Mobile RV repair with NRVTA-certified techs serving Kingsport and the Tri-Cities, rated 4.8 from 106 reviews.
Mobile RV repair, inspections and solar in Kingsport, rated 4.8 by 43 reviewers for fast, friendly service.
Kingsport RV repair shop with a perfect 5.0 rating from six reviews.
Within a short drive of Kingsport. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Mt Carmel, TN. Certified tech, 4.7 stars from 54 reviews for honesty and quick fixes.
Family-owned RV dealer with on-site service, parts, and collision center in Johnson City.
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Johnson City RV collision shop rated 4.8 stars, handling body work, roofs, awnings and insurance claims.
Family-owned mobile RV repair serving NE Tennessee, SW Virginia, and WNC. 5.0 stars from 39 reviews.
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Auto body shop in Piney Flats, TN with 4.6 stars from 92 reviews. Handles collision repair, RV and truck work, including roof replacement.
Camper Carpentry in Bristol, TN handles RV roof leaks, interior repairs, and more, with a 3.7-star rating.
Mobile RV repair serving Johnson City and East Tennessee, with roof reseals, AC, awning and electrical work.
Mobile RV repair and NRVIA-certified inspections in Bristol, TN, rated 5.0 across 40 reviews.
RV roof specialist in Telford, TN handling water damage, EPDM replacement, and RV Armor installs with a lifetime warranty option.
Mobile RV repair in Bristol, VA, with certified tech for AC, roof, awning and electrical work.
RVNurse, LLC handles mobile calls, roof work, A/C and awnings, and it is the one listed here that does warranty work. With 106 reviews at 4.8 stars, it has seen plenty of Tri-Cities rigs. Tri-Cities RV Services also covers mobile, roof, A/C and awnings, keeps parts on hand and works on generators, with 43 reviews at 4.8. Roberts Motor Cars holds a 5.0 from 6 reviews but lists no RV service types, so call before assuming it takes your coach. If your job needs a warranty claim, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before the tech starts. That one step saves arguments later.
Two of the three local operations are set up for mobile work, which suits Kingsport owners who would rather not tow a rig across town for a roof leak or a failed air conditioner. Mobile techs carry common parts, but not every part. Ask on the phone whether the replacement is in stock, because a second trip for a seal or a control board costs you another day. Big jobs still belong in a bay. Slide-out mechanisms, generator service and anything under the coach need a lift and room to work. Most mobile calls are for smaller fixes, so describe the problem clearly when you book and let the tech tell you which way it should go.
Spring fills RV calendars in this part of Tennessee, and a shop that answers in February may be booked solid by April. Call ahead for anything that can wait, and keep a mobile tech in mind for the problems that cannot. Roof and awning work picks up after winter, so a sealant check before the first big trip beats a water stain on the ceiling later. When you drop off, ask for a written estimate and a call before any extra work. Parts availability drives the schedule more than labor does, so a shop that checks stock first tends to give a more honest date. If the first shop is weeks out, the twelve nearby options are worth the drive.
Three are listed in Kingsport itself, with two offering mobile service. Another twelve are within reach nearby. The local group averages 4.9 stars, and RVNurse, LLC and Tri-Cities RV Services both sit at 4.8 from 106 and 43 reviews. Call each to compare availability before booking.
Yes. RVNurse, LLC is the one local option listed for warranty work. Get pre-approval from your manufacturer before the repair starts, and ask the shop what documentation it needs. Warranty coverage varies by brand, so confirm the claim process when you book rather than after the work is done.
Two of the three local operations offer mobile service and list A/C and awning work. Mobile calls suit smaller fixes where the tech can reach the unit. Ask if the part is in stock before the visit. Larger jobs like slide-out repairs may still need a shop bay with a lift.
Book earlier than you think in spring, when roof and A/C work picks up after winter. A shop that is open in February may be full by April. If your problem is urgent, ask about mobile service. For planned work, call a few shops and compare wait times before choosing.