All Mountain RV Service & Supply
RV repair shop in Show Low with 4.4 stars from 346 reviews, known for awning installs, parts, and trailer service.
Show Low sits high enough that summer afternoons cool off fast, but the sun still chews through roof sealant and awning fabric. Three RV repair shops and mobile techs work this stretch of the White Mountains, averaging 4.2 stars across reviews. Two of them handle roofs and awnings, and one comes to your campsite. If you're headed up from the Valley, plan the call before the weekend rush.
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All Mountain RV Service & Supply is the big one here, with 346 reviews and a 4.4 rating. It handles roofs and awnings and also does warranty and insurance work, body and chassis, which matters if a repair needs a claim approved before anyone touches your rig. RVMD LLC is smaller at 17 reviews and 4.1 stars but covers more ground: mobile calls, roofs, A/C and awnings, plus chassis work and parts, and it opens on weekends. Cooper Road Mobile RV LLC has no reviews posted yet, so call and ask what they actually do before you commit. Three shops for a mountain town is decent, but not endless.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as folks pull trailers out of storage and find the roof leak they forgot about. Call ahead and describe the problem in plain terms: where the water shows up inside, whether the A/C blows warm, how far the slide moves before it sticks. Ask if the part is in stock or has to be ordered, because a wait on a refrigerator or awning arm can stretch days. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval before work starts. All Mountain does warranty work, so start there for covered repairs. RVMD takes weekend calls, which helps if something quits on a Sunday.
A mobile tech like RVMD saves you the tow and the drive if the job is a roof reseal, an A/C diagnosis or an awning that won't retract. Those visits work best when you have the rig parked somewhere with room to work and a power hookup. Bigger jobs, body damage or chassis work, usually need a bay. All Mountain lists body and chassis among its services, so that's your stop for structural repairs. Roof and awning work shows up at two of the three shops, so those are common calls up here. Have your VIN and appliance model numbers ready before you dial.
Three shops and techs are based in Show Low, with six more nearby. Two handle roof and awning work, one is mobile, and one covers A/C. That's a small but workable list, so call early in the season rather than waiting for a breakdown.
Yes. RVMD LLC is the mobile option in town, and it also handles roofs, A/C and awnings. Ask when you call whether the site has room for the truck and a power source, and confirm the service call range before you book.
One of the three Show Low shops does warranty work: All Mountain RV Service & Supply, which also handles insurance claims. Get pre-approval from your warranty company before work begins so you aren't stuck with a bill afterward.
Look for soft spots, stained ceiling panels and cracked sealant around vents and seams. Note where water shows up inside, since that points to the leak. Ask whether the shop reseals or replaces, and whether the sealant is in stock.