McBride's RV Service & Paint
Family-owned RV repair shop in Chino since 1986. Services include body repair, paint, and mechanical work.
A roof leak never picks a good week. In Chino, three shops list RV roof repair, and they average 4.5 stars from your neighbors. If water is already finding a path inside, get on the phone now rather than after the next storm. One of those shops does warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. The rest of this page tells you who does what and how to keep a small leak from turning into a soft ceiling.
Family-owned RV repair shop in Chino since 1986. Services include body repair, paint, and mechanical work.
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McBride's RV Service & Paint is the big name here, about 100 reviews and 4.5 stars, and they handle roofs along with A/C and awnings. A and A Fleet Painting runs 4.4 stars on 23 reviews and lists roof repair with insurance and body work in the mix. The Paint Department is newer to the review game with no rating posted yet, but they take roof and A/C jobs and advertise certified techs. Three shops is a workable list, not a long one, so call before you drive over and ask whether the sealant and membrane they need are in stock.
Most leaks come from seams, vents and old lap sealant, not from the whole roof failing. A good shop gets on top, hoses it down, and shows you where the water is coming in before anyone quotes a replacement. Reseal around the penetrations first. Full membrane replacement is the last resort, and you should hear a real reason for it. One of the three shops does warranty work. If your rig is still covered, ring the manufacturer first and get approval in writing before the shop opens a tube of anything. Do that and the paperwork is a phone call, not a fight.
Spring and early summer book up, and roof work is outside work. A shop with a covered bay can keep going in the heat, one without it may push you a week. When you call, ask how far out they are scheduling and whether your RV can sit overnight if the sealant needs to cure. Around Chino you are a short drive from a lot of desert and mountain trips, and a leak that soaks the ceiling insulation will cost far more than a reseal. Check your roof twice a year, once before the first trip and once after the last.
Three shops in Chino list RV roof repair. Four more are nearby if you widen the search. They average 4.5 stars, so the local options are small but well reviewed. Call ahead, since a short list means schedules fill faster.
Yes, one of the three Chino shops does warranty work. Keep the manufacturer's approval in hand before the repair starts if your coach is still under coverage. Ask the shop up front if they will bill the warranty company or need payment from you first.
None of the Chino listings are mobile techs, so this is shop work. That is normal for roof repair, since membrane and sealant jobs want a bay and a place to let things cure. Ask about drop-off and pickup when you book.
McBride's RV Service & Paint handles roof, A/C and awning work and carries the most reviews here at about 100. The Paint Department also lists both roof and A/C. Get two quotes if the job is big enough to be worth the wait.