Fleetmasters
Diesel and RV repair shop in Lancaster, OH, with mobile service and 24/7 emergency roadside help.
Lancaster RV owners have a decent bench here: four shops in town and another twelve within easy reach, averaging 4.1 stars. That covers a lot of the usual trouble, from a roof that lets water in after a storm to an A/C that quits in July and a slide-out that stops halfway. I have limped in with all three. Here is who does what and how to line up the work without losing a weekend.
Diesel and RV repair shop in Lancaster, OH, with mobile service and 24/7 emergency roadside help.
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Full-service RV dealer in Lancaster, Ohio, handling warranty work, repairs, and parts with a 4.3-star rating from 276 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Lancaster, Ohio, handling AC, battery, electrical and brake work, with a 3.0 Google rating from 2 reviews.
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Mobile RV repair in Laurelville, OH with a 5.0 rating from 19 reviews. Same-day service, emergency help, AC and roof work.
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RV repair shop in Heath, Ohio, with certified techs for towable and motorized RVs, offering AC, battery, and electrical service.
Heath RV shop with mobile service, open 24/7 by phone for repairs on site.
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Mobile RV repair in Granville, OH with a 5.0 Google rating from 11 reviews. Known for fair pricing and system expertise.
Mobile RV repair shop in Roseville, Ohio, handling roofs, AC, awnings and emergency calls, with mixed reviews.
Mobile RVTI certified RV tech serving central Ohio, with 5.0 stars from 27 reviews for fast electrical fixes and leaks.
Fleetmasters is the strongest local pick at 4.6 stars from 40 reviews, and it runs a mobile unit for A/C calls, so a dead unit does not always mean towing the rig across town. They also handle chassis work, stock parts and take emergency jobs. Performance RV Collision and Service sits at 4.5 from 22 reviews and takes roof, A/C and awning work, plus insurance and body repairs if you are dealing with a claim. Specialty RV: Parts & Service has the largest review pile at 276 and a 4.3 rating, open weekends and set up for warranty, parts and emergencies. Mobile Runz Certified RV Repair is the smallest operation, 3.0 from 2 reviews, doing A/C and chassis work.
Spring is when everyone remembers the roof leaked all winter, so call early for anything water related and expect a wait. A/C work fills the calendar fast once the first hot stretch hits, and the shops here know it. If the job needs a part, ask whether it is on the shelf before you commit to a date. Nobody likes dropping the rig off to hear the part is backordered. For warranty work, get pre-approval from the manufacturer first so the shop is not stuck waiting on a callback. Fleetmasters runs mobile service, which suits an A/C problem at a campground better than a tow. Hooking up and hauling a fifth wheel for a simple fix gets old fast, so ask what can be done in your spot.
Water damage is the one that costs you if you wait. A small sealant crack turns into soft ceiling panels and a stained headliner, and then you are into real money. Get up on the roof now and then, or pay someone to look. Performance RV takes roof and awning work and handles insurance claims, which matters when a tree branch or a hailstorm is involved. Slide-outs that bind or quit usually trace to a motor, a controller or debris in the track, so describe the symptom plainly when you call. Lancaster sits close to the Hocking Hills runs and the Buckeye Lake area, so a lot of local repair traffic comes from campers who were headed out and never made it. If you are passing through, call ahead and be honest about your timeline.
There are 4 shops in Lancaster, with 12 more nearby, so 16 total in the area. The local four average 4.1 stars across their reviews. That gives you real choices for most repairs, though the smaller operations may have limited hours or narrower specialties.
Three of the four local shops list A/C work: Fleetmasters, Performance RV Collision and Service, and Mobile Runz. Fleetmasters also runs mobile service, which helps if the rig is sitting at a campground and cannot easily move. Call early in the season, since A/C jobs stack up fast.
One local shop, Specialty RV: Parts & Service, is set up for warranty work. Get pre-approval from your manufacturer before you drop the rig off, and confirm the shop is in your brand's network. That saves everyone a phone call and keeps the repair from stalling.
Yes, Fleetmasters runs a mobile unit and does A/C and chassis work, with emergency service and parts on hand. Mobile repair suits a rig that is set up at a campsite or a slide-out that will not retract. Ask what they can fix on site before you plan a tow.