Central Washington RV Service and Parts
RV repair shop in Union Gap with a 4.8-star rating and a parts department that gets you back on the road.
Union Gap sits right where I-82 meets US-97 south of Yakima, which makes it a natural stop when something on the rig goes sideways. Three repair shops work this stretch, and four more sit within reach. Roof problems come up most often here, and with a couple of shops handling warranty work, you have options. Rates cluster around 4.5 stars. Two names take the lion's share of reviews, so plan around that.
RV repair shop in Union Gap with a 4.8-star rating and a parts department that gets you back on the road.
Yakima Valley RV dealer and repair shop since 1974, rated 4.4 from 196 Google reviews.
Union Gap RV dealer with a service bay and parts counter, rated 4.2 from 52 Google reviews.
Within a short drive of Union Gap. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Yakima with mobile service and a parts store, known for helpful staff and a free dump station.
Yakima RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating and 288 reviews, known for kind staff and no-pressure sales.
Mobile RV repair in Yakima, WA. Tony comes to you for AC, roof, electrical, and more. Rated 4.4 from 32 reviews.
Wapato RV repair shop handling roofs, AC, awnings, and more, with mixed reviews on service and reliability.
Most of the action is on the Valley Mall Boulevard strip and the roads feeding off it, close to the freeway. That matters when you are limping in with a slide-out half open or an awning flapping. Central Washington RV Service and Parts on that strip carries a 4.8 rating across 9 reviews and handles A/C work, plus chassis and parts, and they take emergencies. Canopy Country RV Center is the big-review shop at 4.4 across 196 reviews, and roof and awning work is their lane. Clickit RV Union Gap sits at 4.2 with 52 reviews, also roof-focused, and both of those larger shops do warranty work. Call first; smaller shops book out fast in spring.
Roof repair is the deepest bench in town, with two shops set up for it. If you have chased a leak across a ceiling for a month, that is the place to start, and ask them to check the sealant at the vents and seams while the rig is up there, not just the spot you found. A/C is covered by Central Washington, handy in a Yakima Valley summer when the coach turns into an oven by noon. Awning and slide-out work runs through Canopy Country. Slide-outs are slow, fussy jobs, so ask whether the part is in stock before you drop the unit off, and get the diagnosis in writing.
Two of the three shops here do warranty work, which saves a fight with the manufacturer later. Get pre-approval before anyone touches the rig, and keep your paperwork handy. Reviews are thin at the small shop and heavy at the big one, so read a sample of each rather than trusting the star average alone. If you need a mobile tech, none are listed in Union Gap itself, so you may be calling out toward Yakima or farther. Book ahead in spring and early summer, and if you are stuck on the road, say so on the phone; the emergency-capable shop will tell you straight whether they can fit you in.
Three shops are listed in Union Gap, with four more within easy reach. Roof work is the most common specialty at two of them, and one handles A/C. Two of the three take warranty jobs, so ask about coverage before you book.
The shops here average 4.5 stars. Central Washington RV Service and Parts leads at 4.8 from 9 reviews, Canopy Country RV Center sits at 4.4 from 196, and Clickit RV Union Gap is at 4.2 from 52. The big review counts are worth weighing.
None of the shops listed in Union Gap are mobile techs, so plan on bringing the rig in. If you cannot move it, call around toward Yakima and ask whether anyone travels. Explain what broke and where you are parked so they can judge the job before committing.
Canopy Country RV Center and Clickit RV Union Gap both list roof repair and warranty work. Ask them to look at sealant around vents and seams, not only the wet spot. Get warranty pre-approval before work starts so there is no argument later.