Mike Friend RVs
Family-owned RV dealer and repair shop in Chico with a 4.7-star rating from 114 reviews.
Three roof shops serve Chico, and one of them can bill your warranty company. That matters when a leak turns into delamination. The average rating here is 4.4, so the work is decent. You are twenty minutes from gross gummed-up sealant and a soaked ceiling panel. Nobody plans a roof failure, but in the valley heat and winter rain, it happens.
Family-owned RV dealer and repair shop in Chico with a 4.7-star rating from 114 reviews.
Chico shop with ASE-certified techs for RV and trailer repair, plus a parts showroom and trailer sales.
Chico RV repair shop with 21 years in business, 4.3 stars from 68 reviews, handling roof, AC and awning work.
Within a short drive of Chico. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Paradise boat and RV shop with a certified RV tech for in-shop and mobile roof, AC and awning work.
Mobile RV repair in Oroville, CA, rated 4.8 stars. Travel trailers, 5th wheels, motorhomes, roof and AC work.
Mike Friend RVs holds a 4.7 from 114 reviews and sells parts, so you can grab a tube of sealant while you are there. Chico Truck & RV is certified and handles chassis, generator, and A/C work too, which helps if your roof issue comes with a water-damaged ceiling fan. Ron's RV Service takes warranty and insurance jobs, does body work, and keeps parts on hand. That is the one to call first if a dealership warranty is involved. All three list roof repair as a service, and two also list A/C. Call ahead to ask if the right sealant is in stock before you drive over.
There are no mobile roof techs listed in Chico. Roof work means getting the rig to a shop, so plan for that. If the leak is active, tape over the seam with Eternabond or wide RV tape before you drive. Shops here may have a wait, especially in spring when everyone remembers last winter's drips. Ask how they find the leak. A good answer includes a hose test or a moisture meter, not just a visual glance at the ceiling. Get the repair scope in writing: reseal, patch, or full membrane. Those are three different jobs.
Roof leaks rarely fix themselves. A small crack in lap sealant lets water into the decking, and by the time you see a stain inside, the damage is wider than the gap. Three roof shops and two A/C shops in town means you have choices but not endless ones. Ron's handles insurance, which can matter if a tree limb opened the roof. Chico Truck & RV is certified for chassis and generator work, so if the leak came with an A/C problem, they can look at both. Ask for photos before and after, and confirm what sealant they use.
Three shops in Chico list roof repair, and two more are within reach nearby. That is a small pool, so call ahead and expect a wait in spring. All three are full-service shops rather than mobile techs.
Ron's RV Service lists warranty work among its services, so start there if a manufacturer or extended warranty is paying. Confirm pre-approval before any work begins. The other two shops may still help, but ask directly about warranty billing.
Yes, if the leak is active. Clean the area, dry it as best you can, and press down wide RV tape or Eternabond over the seam. It is a temporary fix, not a repair, but it keeps water out of the ceiling on the drive over.
Chico Truck & RV and Ron's RV Service both list A/C repair alongside roof work. That helps if a roof leak soaked your A/C gasket or ceiling assembly. Mike Friend RVs focuses on roof work and parts.