Route 66 Rv care and repair (mobile)
Mobile RV repair in Kingman handling roof reseals, ACs, furnaces, awnings, electrical and fridge fixes at your campsite.
Kingman sits on I-40 where the desert wind and sun do a number on RV roofs. Four shops in town handle roof repair, and one is mobile, so you can get help without moving a rig that should not be on the road. Two of the four are mobile techs. Average rating is 4.2. I have had a roof leak patched on a trip through here, and finding a shop that knows lap sealant and EPDM matters more than a fancy waiting room.
Mobile RV repair in Kingman handling roof reseals, ACs, furnaces, awnings, electrical and fridge fixes at your campsite.
Kingman RV is an RV dealer and repair shop in Kingman, AZ with a 4.3-star rating from 202 reviews.
RV repair shop in Kingman, AZ with a 4.1-star rating from 373 reviews, handling repairs, parts, and warranties.
Mobile RV and boat repair serving Kingman and a 250-mile radius, with mixed reviews on service and communication.
Within a short drive of Kingman. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Golden Valley, AZ, handling A/C, roofs, plumbing and electrical, with mixed customer feedback.
Two of the four roof repair providers here are mobile techs. That is a real advantage when a leak is dripping into the dinette or the rig will not start. Route 66 Rv care and repair and Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine both come to you and both list roof work. The other two, Kingman RV and Trotter's RV, are fixed shops. Mobile work is great for sealant touch-ups, vent resealing and small patches. A full roof replacement usually needs a shop with a bay. Ask on the phone which one your job is. Mobile techs carry less stock, so a specific vent lid or skylight might need ordering. Book ahead in spring when snowbirds are moving through.
Kingman RV has 202 reviews and a 4.3 rating, plus body work, parts and emergency service. Trotter's RV is the busiest by review count at 373 and a 4.1 rating, and it handles roof, A/C and awning work with generator and chassis service on the side. Route 66 Rv care and repair is the highest rated at 4.6 from 16 reviews, with mobile, roof, A/C and awning service. Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine sits at 3.9 from 14 reviews, and it lists warranty approvals, insurance work, body and chassis. Only one provider here says it does warranty work, so if your roof is covered, call that one first and get pre-approval before anyone climbs up.
Desert sun cooks sealant. A roof that was fine last fall can open up at a seam after a windy spring. Walk the roof before you call, or ask the tech to do it. Look at lap sealant around vents, the skylight and the front cap. Cracks and peeling are easy to spot. A mobile tech can reseal a vent in the driveway, but a soft spot or a torn membrane means a shop visit. Ask whether the replacement membrane or vent is in stock before you commit. RVs parked under trees collect debris that holds moisture. Keep the roof clear and check sealant twice a year. That advice is cheap and saves bigger repairs later.
Four providers handle RV roof repair in Kingman. Two of those are mobile techs who come to your rig. The average rating across all four is 4.2. One provider also does warranty work, so check there first if your roof is covered.
Often yes. Both mobile providers here list roof repair. They are good for sealant, vent resealing and small patches. A full membrane replacement usually needs a shop bay. Describe the damage on the phone and ask whether it is a driveway job or a shop job.
Trotter's RV has 373 reviews and a 4.1 rating. Kingman RV is next with 202 reviews and a 4.3 rating. The two mobile techs have fewer reviews, 16 and 14, so read those closely for how they handle scheduling and callbacks.
Yes, especially in spring when travelers are moving through. Call a few days out and ask what the wait looks like. Ask if the vent, skylight or sealant you need is in stock. If your roof is under warranty, get approval before work starts so the claim is not denied later.