Mister RV Service
Portland, TN RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.6 rating, known for quick Aqua-Hot and slide fixes.
Portland sits up in Sumner County, close enough to Nashville that a lot of rigs pass through and far enough that you notice when something breaks. Three RV repair shops and techs work this town, with a dozen more within reach. Across the three, the average rating is 4.8, which tells you folks around here tend to get the job done right the first time.
Portland, TN RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.6 rating, known for quick Aqua-Hot and slide fixes.
Mobile RV repair in Portland, TN, rated 4.8 stars, known for water heater and furnace fixes.
Portland, TN RV roof and awning shop with a 5.0 rating, known for roof replacements and careful work.
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Hendersonville RV inspector and mobile tech, 5.0 stars across 53 reviews for thorough inspections, roof work and same-day repairs.
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Mobile RV repair serving Scottsville, KY, handling roof leaks, AC, electrical, battery and solar work at your site.
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Three shops call Portland home, and two of them are mobile, meaning the tech comes to your campsite or driveway instead of you limping a rig across town. That matters when the problem is a slide-out that won't retract or an A/C that quit in July. Mister RV Service is the biggest outfit here, 95 reviews and a 4.6 rating, and it handles roof, A/C and awning work plus chassis and parts. Doyle's Mobile RV Repair runs a 4.8 across 18 reviews, and R.V. Roof Specialist is perfect at 5.0 on 9 reviews with a body-work angle. Call ahead and ask whether the part is on the shelf.
Two of the three local operations are mobile, so a fair amount of work happens wherever your coach is parked. That's convenient for roof reseals, awning fabric swaps and A/C diagnostics, and it saves you a tow. What mobile techs can't always do is heavy chassis or body work, which is where a shop with a bay earns its keep. R.V. Roof Specialist lists body among its services, and Mister RV Service covers chassis. If your job needs a lift or a paint booth, ask up front. If it's a leak over the bed, a mobile call is usually the faster path. Have your VIN and appliance model numbers ready when you call. It shortens the conversation and gets the right part ordered sooner.
Look at the service mix: all three shops list awning work, two list roof repair, two list A/C. That lines up with what actually fails on Tennessee rigs. Sun cooks the sealant on a rubber roof, and the first hard rain finds every pinhole. Awnings take wind damage at campgrounds and the arms bend. A/C units clog and freeze. None of it is exotic, but all of it gets worse if you wait. Walk your roof twice a year and press on the sealant around vents and the skylight. If it's cracked or pulling away, book a reseal before the next storm system rolls through.
Three. Two of them are mobile operations that come to you, and one is a fixed shop. Another 12 options are within reach if the local three are booked.
Yes, one of the three lists warranty and insurance work. Call your provider for pre-approval first, then confirm the shop will bill them directly.
Two of the three local shops list A/C repair, and both of those are mobile. They can diagnose and often repair on site, though a major component swap may need a shop bay.
Two of the three local shops list roof work, including R.V. Roof Specialist, which rates 5.0 across 9 reviews. Book a reseal before rainy season rather than after a leak shows up inside.