Noke Van Co.
Custom camper van builder and RV repair shop in Roanoke, VA, with 4.8 stars from 24 reviews.
Roanoke sits right where the Blue Ridge meets the valley, and the weather here works on an RV roof all year. Five repair shops serve the city, joined by five more nearby, and the average rating across them is 4.7. Roof work is the most common specialty at three of the five, which tells you something about what local owners deal with. Two shops handle warranty claims, so check that before you pay out of pocket.
Custom camper van builder and RV repair shop in Roanoke, VA, with 4.8 stars from 24 reviews.
Family-run RV dealer and service shop in Roanoke with fair prices, honest staff, and a loyal following.
Roanoke RV repair shop with a perfect 5.0 rating from four Google reviewers.
Camping World RV Service in Roanoke handles repairs, maintenance, body work and detailing for motorhomes and trailers.
Roanoke RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.1 rating from 2,423 reviews, praised for attentive sales and service staff.
Within a short drive of Roanoke. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Salem, VA with a 4.6 rating; reviewers mention fast callbacks, polite service and fair prices.
Mobile RV repair serving Blue Ridge and the Roanoke area, coming to your campsite for AC, roof, awning and appliance fixes.
Custom camper builder in Goodview, VA, rated 5.0 from 2 reviews for craftsmanship and design.
Rocky Mount RV shop for roof resealing, structural repairs, slide outs, and appliances, rated 4.9 by reviewers.
Family-owned mobile RV repair and inspection service based in Huddleston, serving Central and Southwest Virginia.
Noke Van Co. carries a 4.8 rating over 24 reviews and handles both roof and A/C work, with parts on hand and weekend hours. Tonie's RV has the deepest review history at 82 and a 4.6 rating, plus parts and weekend availability. Mecanica Copan holds a perfect 5.0 but only 4 reviews, so read those before you commit. Camping World RV Service on the Roanoke side has warranty, insurance, body and generator capability with a roof and awning focus. For bigger jobs, the main Camping World location lists 2,423 reviews at 4.1 and covers roof, A/C and awning.
Three of the five shops here list roof repair, and that tracks with what a Virginia summer does to sealant. Sun bakes the lap sealant around vents and skylights, then fall rain finds the cracks. If you have a soft spot or a stain spreading on the ceiling, get it looked at before the next storm rather than after. Ask whether they reseal or replace, because those are different jobs at different prices. A shop that walks the roof and shows you photos is worth the drive. Mobile techs are not listed in Roanoke, so plan on dropping the rig off.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, with owners prepping for Blue Ridge trips and the drive up to Smith Mountain Lake. Call ahead even for small work. When you book, ask two questions: is the part in stock, and can they get warranty pre-approval from your manufacturer before the tech starts. Camping World locations handle warranty and insurance work, which saves you the reimbursement paperwork. Weekend hours at Noke Van Co. and Tonie's RV help if you cannot take a weekday off. Drop-offs usually go smoother early in the morning.
Five shops are listed in the city, with another five within reach nearby. Three of the five Roanoke shops list roof repair, two list A/C work and two list awning service. The average rating across the five is 4.7.
The main Camping World location on the list carries 2,423 reviews and a 4.1 rating. Tonie's RV is next with 82 reviews at 4.6. Noke Van Co. has 24 reviews at 4.8, and Mecanica Copan has a 5.0 rating from just 4 reviews.
Two of the five shops handle warranty claims, and both are Camping World locations. Call first and ask them to get pre-approval from your manufacturer before any work begins. That step prevents surprises when the bill comes and keeps the claim clean.
None of the five listed Roanoke shops are marked as mobile techs, so plan to take the rig to a shop. If your RV cannot move, call around and ask directly. Some shops send a tech out for diagnostics even when they do not advertise mobile service.