Columbia RV Service Center and Small Engine Repair
Columbia RV shop with a 4.9 rating from 60 reviews, praised for friendly, honest staff and quick AC and roof fixes.
A roof leak on an RV never picks a good time. In Columbia it usually shows up after a stretch of humid Missouri weather, and by then the ceiling stain is already spreading. This city has three roof shops plus two more nearby, with an average rating of 4.6. One of them does warranty work. The rest of the trade here leans toward awnings and A/C, so call before you haul the rig across town.
Columbia RV shop with a 4.9 rating from 60 reviews, praised for friendly, honest staff and quick AC and roof fixes.
Columbia RV dealer with sales, service, and parts, rated 4.2 from 1,224 reviews.
RV repair shop in Columbia, MO for maintenance, warranty work, roof and awning fixes, plus washing and detailing.
Within a short drive of Columbia. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-owned RV dealer and repair shop off I-70 in Williamsburg, MO, rated 4.7 with 42 Google reviews.
Mobile RV repair tech in Boonville, MO, rated 4.7 stars for honest work, quick callbacks and on-site fixes.
The three Columbia roof shops average 4.6 across listings, and the type counts tell you what they see most: three do awnings, one does A/C, and all three take roof jobs. That mix matters. A leaking roof often turns out to be a torn awning seam funneling water, or a bad A/C gasket letting condensation pool on the deck. Ask on the phone whether they reseal, patch membrane, or replace a section outright. Columbia RV Service Center and Small Engine Repair carries a 4.9 from 60 reviews, and its listing includes chassis work, so a roof issue that turns out to be body flex gets handled in one place. Get the leak located before anyone quotes you. Water travels.
Camping World - Columbia lists 1,224 reviews and a 4.2, which tells you it runs volume: parts counter, generator service, chassis work, weekends open. That is useful when you need a fitting or a fan motor the same day. The smaller shop with 60 reviews is the other kind of stop, where you may talk to the person who climbs the ladder. Neither is automatically better. A big lot can get a roof kit fast. A small shop may get you in sooner in spring. Ask each how far out their roof work is booked, then decide. If a storm just rolled through, everyone is behind.
One Columbia listing shows warranty as a feature, so if your rig is still covered, start there and get pre-approval before anyone cuts sealant. Photograph the leak inside and out first, because adjusters want it. Mobile roof techs are not listed in Columbia, so plan on bringing the RV in unless a shop offers a callout. Book ahead in spring, when everyone remembers their roof. And ask whether the replacement sealant is in stock, since a shop waiting on a part cannot stop the drip.
Three roof shops are listed in Columbia, with two more nearby. All three handle roof work, three also do awnings, and one does A/C. The average rating across the listings is 4.6.
Yes, one Columbia listing shows warranty work as a feature. Call that shop first if your RV is still covered, and get approval before repairs start. Photograph the leak inside and outside so the claim is easy to process.
No mobile roof techs are listed in Columbia, so plan to take the RV to a shop. Ask whether the shop offers callouts for roof work. If your rig cannot be driven, say so up front and ask what they can do.
Book ahead in spring, when demand picks up and storm damage stacks up. Ask how far out roof work is scheduled and whether the sealant or membrane is in stock. A shop waiting on a part cannot stop the leak.