N.E.W. RV Service LLC
Mobile and in-house RV repair in Green Bay, WI, with a 5.0 rating from 4 reviews.
Green Bay RV owners know a roof problem does not wait for a sunny weekend. Three shops here list roof repair, and two of those will take on warranty work, which matters when a seal fails on a rig that is still covered. Two are mobile, so a tech can come to your driveway or storage lot. The ratings run high on the smaller shop, and the big one has the volume.
Mobile and in-house RV repair in Green Bay, WI, with a 5.0 rating from 4 reviews.
Green Bay RV dealer with repair, parts and warranty service; reviewers are split on service communication.
Camping World RV Service in Green Bay handles repair, maintenance, collision work and detailing for trailers, fifth wheels and motorhomes.
Within a short drive of Green Bay. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Suamico, WI, with a 4.9-star rating from 87 reviews, known for roof inspections, trailer repairs, and thorough service.
Locally owned mobile RV repair serving Kaukauna and the Fox Valley, coming to your driveway or campsite for roof, awning and system fixes.
Family-run RV repair shop in Shawano with a 4.7-star rating from 61 reviews, praised for honest, knowledgeable service.
Mobile and in-shop RV repair serving Shawano and Northeast Wisconsin, from roof and AC fixes to emergency calls.
Three roof repair options show up here, and they are not the same kind of place. N.E.W. RV Service LLC is the small shop, five stars across four reviews, and it handles mobile calls plus roof and awning work with chassis and parts on hand. Camping World - Green Bay carries the biggest review count at 493 with a 3.8 average, and it also does mobile, roof, A/C and awning jobs along with warranty, insurance, body and generator work. A second Camping World service listing covers roof and awning without a rating yet. The average across the group sits at 4.4. Call before you drive over. A roof leak diagnosis goes faster when the shop knows what rig you have and whether the ceiling is already stained.
Two of the three roof shops here run mobile service, which is a real advantage for a leak. A tech can climb up where the RV sits, and you avoid towing a rig with water coming in. Mobile work suits sealant touch-ups, vent and skylight resealing, and small tears you caught early. Bigger jobs, like a full membrane replacement or a roof with soft decking under it, usually need a bay and a day or two. Ask on the phone which side of that line your problem falls on. If the answer is the shop, ask about drop-off times and whether they want the slides in or out when you arrive.
Two of the three shops state they do warranty work. If your rig is still under a manufacturer or extended plan, get pre-approval moving before anyone puts sealant on the roof, because most plans want photos and an estimate first. Ask the shop if they have handled your brand's claims before. On parts, a roof vent, skylight or trim piece is often a stock item, but membrane and specialty sealants may need ordering. Ask if the part is in stock and how long the wait runs. Camping World lists insurance and body work, which helps if the leak came from a tree branch rather than age. N.E.W. lists parts and chassis service, handy if you want one stop.
Three shops here list roof repair, and the group averages 4.4 stars. Two of them also do mobile work, so a tech can come to your rig. Two state they handle warranty claims. The review counts vary a lot, from a handful at the small shop to several hundred at the large one.
Two of the three roof shops offer mobile service. That works well for sealant, vents, skylights and small tears. Full membrane replacement or rotted decking usually needs a shop bay. Ask on the phone which category your leak fits before you schedule.
Two of the three state they do warranty work. Get pre-approval from your plan before repairs start, since most want photos and an estimate first. Ask whether the shop has filed claims with your brand before.
Book early in spring, when everyone discovers the leak they put off all winter. Wait times stretch after heavy rain or windstorms. A quick inside check for ceiling stains and soft spots around vents helps the tech find the source faster.