RVEE INC
Knoxville RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.9-star rating from 430 reviews, praised for punctuality and quick response.
A roof leak never stays small. Water finds the ceiling panel, then the insulation, then the smell sets in. Knoxville has 5 RV roof repair shops and mobile techs listed here, with an average rating of 3.9 across the group. Three of them come to you, which matters when the rig is up on blocks or the leak is at a campground outside town. Two say they handle warranty work, so call with your policy number before anyone climbs up.
Knoxville RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.9-star rating from 430 reviews, praised for punctuality and quick response.
Knoxville RV repair shop with a 4.6-star rating and 86 reviews, known for reasonable costs and quick fixes.
RV repair shop in Knoxville, TN offering body, chassis, collision, and glass repair plus parts and accessories.
Knoxville RV repair shop with mobile service, handling AC, roof, chassis and electrical work on cars and trailers.
Veteran-owned mobile RV repair serving Knoxville, with mixed reviews on AC work and reliability.
Within a short drive of Knoxville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair serving Strawberry Plains, TN with 35+ years experience, handling A/C, roof, awning, and more.
Sevierville-area RV dealer off I-40 with sales, parts, service, rentals, and a 4.4-star rating from 562 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Kodak handles repairs, maintenance, collision work and detailing for motorhomes and trailers.
RV dealer and repair shop off I-40 in Kodak with a big lot, mobile service, and 4.1 stars from 2,500-plus reviews.
Collision-focused RV body shop in Kodak with certified techs, paint and fiberglass work, roof and AC repair.
Airstream of Knoxville Service Center in Kodak, TN handles RV repairs, bodywork, and maintenance with helpful staff.
Three of the five listings are mobile, and for roof work that is often the right call. A tech who comes to your storage spot can pull the old sealant, check the decking for soft spots and reseal in one visit, and you avoid a white-knuckle drive with water coming through the vent. RVEE INC is the standout, 4.9 stars over 430 reviews, and they cover mobile, roof, A/C and awning work with insurance, chassis, weekend and emergency service on the list. Rocky Top Mobile RV Service also travels to you. If the damage runs past sealant into framing or a full membrane replacement, a shop bay with cover beats a driveway.
Unlimited RV holds 4.6 stars across 86 reviews and lists roof and awning work plus generator service and parts, which helps when the leak started at a rooftop unit. Interstate Repair Services sits at 3.7 over 100 reviews with warranty, generator, chassis and parts on its list, so they can chase a leak back to its source instead of sealing over it. Campers Inn RV of Knoxville Service Center is certified and advertises warranty, insurance and body work, useful if the damage is bigger than a tube of lap sealant can fix. Ask each one whether they are booking weeks out. Roof season fills fast.
Peel back nothing. Take photos of the stain, the roof seam and the inside ceiling, and note where the water shows up after rain. A leak at the rear cap often reads as a wet spot three feet forward. Clear the roof of gear so nobody spends the first hour moving chairs. Ask if the part is in stock, since vent lids, skylights and sealant are common and usually local, while membrane and trim rail may need ordering. Confirm the warranty pre-approval in writing before work starts. Two Knoxville shops advertise warranty work, but approval still comes from the policy holder first, not the shop.
Five are listed in Knoxville, and six more sit nearby, so eleven total in the area. Three of the Knoxville listings are mobile techs who come to your rig, and two advertise warranty work. Call around before booking, since availability shifts with the season.
The five Knoxville listings average 3.9 stars. RVEE INC pulls that up hard at 4.9 across 430 reviews, while some smaller shops have single-digit review counts. Read a few recent reviews on the low-volume shops before you commit, because a handful of ratings tells you less.
Mobile works well for resealing seams, vents and skylights at your storage spot or campground. If the decking is soft or the membrane needs replacing, a shop with cover and parts on hand is the safer bet. Ask on the phone which one your leak sounds like.
That depends on your policy, not the shop. Two Knoxville listings say they do warranty work, but you need pre-approval from the warranty company before repairs start. Have your policy number ready and get the approval in writing so there is no argument about the bill later.