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RV repair shop in Kingston, NH, with a 4.8-star rating from 84 reviewers who praise helpful staff and fair pricing.
Kingston sits up in Rockingham County where the roads are thin and the nearest dealer lot is not always the answer. Three shops and service centers work on RVs here, and another twelve are within reach if you are willing to drive. The local average rating is 4.5, and one of the three handles warranty work. That last detail matters when the repair is on the manufacturer's dime.
RV repair shop in Kingston, NH, with a 4.8-star rating from 84 reviewers who praise helpful staff and fair pricing.
RV dealer and repair shop in Kingston, NH, with a 4.2-star rating from 571 reviews. Known for camper selection, parts, and warranty work.
RV repair shop at Campers Inn RV of Kingston, handling service work and parts for owners passing through New Hampshire.
Within a short drive of Kingston. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV tech in Exeter, NH, RVTAA registered, handling AC, electrical, plumbing, and maintenance work.
RV repair shop and awning supplier in Haverhill, MA, for owners needing service or new awnings.
Derry RV repair shop doing frame straightening, welding, and custom metal work alongside general RV and truck fixes.
Diesel and RV repair shop in Hudson, NH, rated 4.9 stars for honest service and quick turnaround.
Trailer and RV repair shop in Ipswich, MA, rated 4.3 stars. Reviewers mention hitch installs, fair pricing, and brake and tire work.
Mobile RV tech in Litchfield, NH, certified for emergency repairs and pre-purchase inspections.
RV body shop in Merrimack, NH, with a 4.8 rating from 24 Google reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Northwood, NH, rated 4.9 stars for honest, punctual service and fair pricing.
Custom van conversions in Danvers, MA, with a 5.0-star rating from 19 reviews for craftsmanship and service.
Nashua towing and repair shop with 24/7 towing, medium/heavy RV service, and a 4.6-star rating from 234 reviews.
Merrimack RV dealer with parts, accessories, repairs and mobile service, rated 3.9 from about 995 Google reviews.
RV repair shop in Merrimack, NH, with a service center that handles AC, awning, and chassis work, plus parts.
Campers Inn RV of Kingston is the big footprint in town, with 571 reviews and a 4.2 average. Its service center next door works on parts and warranty jobs, so it is the spot to call if your rig is still covered. Complete RV rates higher at 4.8 across 84 reviews and lists generator, chassis and parts work. Smaller shop, likely longer wait, better odds somebody answers the phone. Call first and ask if the part is in stock before you hitch up. A camp host told me once that half of all RV repairs are just waiting on a box.
One Kingston shop lists A/C work, and that tracks. New Hampshire summers are short but humid, and a unit that sat all winter can quit the first hot weekend. Campers Inn handles A/C, body work and warranty, which covers most of what breaks. Roofs and awnings get no dedicated shop in town, so ask straight out whether they do that work before you book. If you have had a leak dripping onto the dinette, say so on the phone. Same for a slide-out that groans halfway out. Those jobs take shop time and sometimes parts nobody stocks locally.
No mobile techs show up in the Kingston listings, which is worth knowing if your rig will not move. A stuck slide-out or a dead chassis battery can leave you parked where you are. Ask any shop you call whether they do road calls, and be ready to describe exactly where you are. If the RV does drive, get it in and let them put eyes on it. Shops can order parts and schedule a bay, and warranty pre-approval goes faster when the diagnosis happens on their floor. Bring your paperwork too. Warranty work with no record of coverage turns into an argument nobody needs.
Three shops and service centers work in Kingston itself, and twelve more are close enough to drive to. Three is a small pool, so call ahead in spring and early summer when everyone else with a stored rig is booking the same week.
Yes, one of the three. Campers Inn RV of Kingston lists warranty among its services, and its attached service center handles parts. Get pre-approval from your manufacturer before the work starts so you are not stuck in the middle.
One Kingston shop lists A/C work: Campers Inn RV of Kingston. If it is midsummer and the unit is blowing warm, call early. Ask whether they have the part or need to order it, because that answer decides how long you wait.
No mobile techs appear in the Kingston listings. If your RV will not move, ask shops directly whether they make road calls. Otherwise plan to drive it in. Either way, have your location and symptom ready when you call.