Marty's Mobile RV Repair
Marty's Mobile RV Repair in Summerset, SD offers mobile RV repair with a 5.0 rating from 24 reviews.
Summerset sits just north of Rapid City, close enough that a lot of us point the rig west on I-90 and call it a weekend. Small town, real repair options. Three shops and techs work this patch, with another 10 nearby in the Rapid City area, and the local average rating runs 4.7. One of those is a mobile tech who comes to your site, which beats dragging a rig with a stuck slide across town.
Marty's Mobile RV Repair in Summerset, SD offers mobile RV repair with a 5.0 rating from 24 reviews.
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Marty's Mobile RV Repair is the one to call when you would rather not move the coach. It runs 5.0 across 24 reviews and covers mobile calls plus A/C work, with chassis service in the mix. Camping World RV Service - Summerset handles roof and awning jobs and takes warranty and insurance work, though it only has a couple of reviews so far. The larger Camping World - Summerset storefront has roof and awning service too, along with body and generator work, and a long review history at 4.0. Two of the three do warranty work. If your rig is still under a manufacturer plan, get pre-approval before anyone touches it.
Two of the three local outfits list roof repair, and two list awnings, so that part of the list is easy. Roof leaks are the thing I would not sit on. Water finds the ceiling panel, the insulation, then the frame, and a small sealant job turns into a rebuild fast. Have someone get up there and check the lap sealant and the roof edges before the next storm cycle. Awnings take a beating in wind, and the arms and fabric are usually the cheap part. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock before you schedule, or you will wait on a shipment with the awning zip-tied shut.
A mobile tech makes sense for A/C that quit, a dead house battery, or anything you can describe clearly over the phone. Marty's covers A/C and runs the mobile side. What mobile work cannot handle is a body job, a generator tear-down, or anything needing a lift, and that is when you head into Camping World. Book ahead in spring. That is when everyone in the Black Hills pulls the cover off and finds what winter did. Call with your make, model, and the symptom, not just "it doesn't work." The more specific you are, the better the chance the tech arrives with the right part.
Three shops and techs are based in Summerset, and another 10 serve the surrounding area, mostly Rapid City. The local average rating is 4.7, so the quality is decent across the board. Call around if one is booked out, since the nearby options are a short drive.
Yes. Marty's Mobile RV Repair is the mobile option here and covers A/C work as well. Mobile service suits A/C, electrical, and battery problems. For body damage or generator work you will need a shop with a lift, which means Camping World.
Two of the three local outfits do warranty work, including Camping World RV Service - Summerset and the larger Camping World store. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the work starts, and keep the paperwork. It saves an argument later.
Two of the three Summerset locations list roof repair, and both Camping World spots also handle awnings. Roof leaks are worth fixing early, before water reaches the ceiling panel and the frame. Ask them to check the lap sealant while they are up there.