B and P Gillette
Mobile RV repair in Gillette, WY with a 5.0 rating from 79 reviews. Known for fair prices and honest service.
A roof leak in a Wyoming windstorm or a dead A/C on a July drive is no small thing. This directory lists 35 RV repair shops and mobile techs across the state, averaging 4.6 stars. From Cheyenne to Cody, you can find help with roofs, awnings, air conditioning, and more. Some come to you, some want the rig in the bay.
Mobile RV repair in Gillette, WY with a 5.0 rating from 79 reviews. Known for fair prices and honest service.
RV repair shop in Cheyenne with mobile service and video calls, rated 5.0 from 64 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Cheyenne with a 4.9 rating from 141 reviews, known for knowledgeable techs and fair pricing.
Cheyenne heavy-duty diesel shop with 4.8 stars from 237 reviews, handling RV, trailer and semi-truck repair plus mobile roadside help.
Gillette RV Tech repairs RVs and trailers in Gillette, WY, with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 116 reviews.
Worland RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 18 reviews, known for mobile repairs and getting travelers back on the road.
Mobile RV repair in Powell, WY, rated 4.8 stars for honest, punctual service and phone troubleshooting.
Family-run RV repair in Cody with 25+ years experience and a 4.8-star rating from 29 reviews.
Evanston RV and trailer repair shop with a 4.8 rating; reviewers praise the staff's knowledge and fair pricing.
Cody RV shop with a 4.6-star average from 101 reviews, known for quick repairs and helpful staff.
Worland tire and roadside shop with a 5.0 rating from 24 reviews, praised for fast flats and honest work.
Mobile RV repair in Rock Springs with an NRVTA/RVTAA certified tech, rated 4.8 from 16 Google reviews.
Cody RV shop with a 5-star rating and techs who troubleshoot until the job's done.
Casper RV shop with a 5.0 rating, known for FlexArmor roofs and helping stranded travelers.
Riverton RV repair shop with mobile service, 23 years of experience, and a 5.0 rating from 17 reviews.
Mobile RV and trailer repair serving Laramie, rated 4.5 stars across 80 reviews.
Wyoming RV dealer and repair shop in Evansville with RVTI-certified mechanics, 4.4 stars from 454 reviews.
Family-run Evansville RV dealer since 1948, rated 4.4 stars, known for honest sales and a solid parts department.
Evanston auto body shop with 5.0 stars, also fixing RVs, trailers, semis, and paint, offering pickup and delivery.
Mobile diesel and RV repair in Tie Siding, WY, open 24/7 with a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews.
Gravel RV campground with full hookups, clean showers, and an on-site parts and service center.
Cody RV dealer with a full service department, certified techs, and warranty work; reviewers praise staff and no-pressure sales.
Sheridan RV shop with a campground, known for helpful staff and quick fixes for travelers.
Mobile RV repair based at AB Camping and RV Park in Cheyenne, handling AC, awning, fridge and electrical fixes.
Mobile RV tech serving Wyoming in summer and Arizona in winter, with 5.0-star reviews for hard work and clear communication.
Of the 35 listings, 16 are mobile techs who come to your site, 16 handle A/C work, 12 do roofs, and 12 work on awnings. That spread means you're not stuck if your problem is a torn awning or a roof that's started weeping. Mobile techs are handy when the rig can't move or you're camped far from town. Shops make more sense for heavy chassis work or when a part has to be ordered. Ask on the phone whether they stock the part or can get it quickly, because a day waiting on a sealant or a control board can upend a trip.
The highest-rated outfits include B and P Gillette (5.0 stars from 79 reviews) and RVFix of Cheyenne (5.0 from 64). A Step Above LLC near Evansville holds 4.9 from 141 reviews. Patriot Diesel & Automotive in Gillette has 4.8 from 237 reviews, the largest sample here. Gillette RV Tech also sits at 4.8 with 116 reviews. Several of these handle mobile calls, A/C, roofs, and awnings, so you can often start with one call. Reviews are a guide, not a guarantee, but a steady 4.8 across hundreds of customers is a useful signal.
Thirteen of the 35 listings say they do warranty work. If your rig is under an extended plan, call the provider before anyone turns a wrench and get pre-approval. That step saves arguments later. Spring and early summer book up first, so call ahead if you're traveling through. For mobile work, confirm the service window and whether they carry common parts. For roof repairs, ask what sealant they use and whether they'll check the whole roof, not just the obvious leak. A small soft spot can turn into a big job if water has been creeping for a while.
The directory lists 35 shops and mobile techs across the state. Sixteen are mobile, meaning they come to you, and 16 handle air conditioning. Twelve do roof work and 12 work on awnings.
Yes, 13 of the 35 listings say they handle warranty work. Call your warranty provider first to get pre-approval and confirm what's covered before the repair starts.
Mobile techs are good for leaks, A/C problems, and awning fixes when the rig can't move. Shops are better for chassis, body, or heavy repairs that need a bay and special tools.
Call a mobile tech who does roof work and ask if they can come out. In the meantime, cover the area with a tarp and avoid walking on a soft roof. Ask them to check the whole roof, not just the leak.