Truma and Alde Sales and Service
By-appointment RV service center in Lakeland, FL specializing in Truma and Alde products, with mobile and roof/AC services.
Five roof repair shops serve Lakeland, and nine more are within reach nearby. Roof leaks do not wait for a convenient weekend, especially in a place where afternoon storms roll through. You want someone who can get on top of the problem, not just patch it and hope. The listings here average 4.5 stars, so there is experience around. A few cater to mobile work, which helps if your rig is parked and not moving.
By-appointment RV service center in Lakeland, FL specializing in Truma and Alde products, with mobile and roof/AC services.
Lakeland RV dealer and repair shop with mobile service, roof work, parts and weekend hours, rated 4.4 from 175 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Lakeland, FL, handling AC, roof, awning and generator work at your campsite.
Lakeland RV repair shop handling mechanical work, roofs, awnings and water heaters, rated 4.2 from 9 reviews.
Lakeland RV body and collision shop rated 3.9 from 39 reviews, known for paint matching and handling insurance claims.
Within a short drive of Lakeland. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-run RV repair shop in Mulberry, FL with a 5.0 rating from 62 reviews. Known for roofs, belt lines, slide work, and awnings.
Mulberry body and paint shop for RVs, with reviewers praising Gus and crew for careful collision and fiberglass work.
Mobile RV repair serving Auburndale and Polk County, from AC and roof leaks to awnings and generators.
Mobile RV repair and detailing serving Polk County, rated 4.5 from 110 reviews.
Plant City RV body shop for paint, roof, and collision repairs, rated 4.4 from 68 reviews.
Winter Haven RV repair shop handling roof and AC work, plus electrical, batteries and body trim.
Winter Haven RV and auto repair shop for body work, paint, and collision, with mixed reviews on turnaround times.
Plant City RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 80 reviews, known for electrical and roof work plus mobile service.
RV solar shop in Winter Haven with 4.9 stars from 54 reviews, praised for clean Victron and lithium installs.
Roof repair in Lakeland means dealing with sun, rain, and the occasional falling branch. Shops in this list handle resealing, membrane patches, and full replacements. Three of the five also do mobile calls, so if your coach is set up at a park or storage lot, ask if they will come to you. Mobile work is handy for small leaks, but bigger jobs often need a shop with a lift and a dry bay. Call ahead and describe the leak. A good shop will ask where the water shows up inside, because the entry point is often a few feet away. Ask if they pressure-test or use a sealant that holds up to Florida sun. And check whether the part is in stock; roof materials are common, but vents and skylights vary.
Truma and Alde Sales and Service holds a 5.0 rating from 32 reviews and does mobile, roof, and A/C work. They also carry parts and handle emergencies, which matters when a leak is spreading. Conibear RV Center has a 4.4 from 175 reviews, offers mobile and roof service, and is open weekends, a real help if you are passing through. Triton RV Repair is newer with just one review but a 5.0, and covers roof, A/C, awning, and generators. Central Florida RV Repairs and Creative Coach Collison Repair round out the five, with the latter handling insurance and body work.
None of the five listed shops are marked as doing warranty work, so if your rig is under a manufacturer or extended plan, call your provider first. Get pre-approval before anyone climbs on the roof. That one step saves arguments later. Mobile techs are great for sealant checks and small patches, but they work in the weather. If rain is in the forecast, have a backup plan. A shop with an indoor bay can keep the job moving. For anything beyond a simple patch, ask for photos of the before and after. It is your roof, and you should see what was done.
There are 5 listed in Lakeland, with 9 more nearby. That gives you options if one is booked. The average rating across the listings is 4.5, so most have a solid track record.
Yes, 3 of the 5 are set up for mobile work. That is useful if your RV is parked and you cannot drive it. Ask about travel fees and how they handle bad weather.
The data shows none of the 5 are flagged for warranty work. Call your warranty provider first to get pre-approval and ask which shops they accept. Then confirm with the shop before booking.
Start with the top names: Truma and Alde for emergency and parts, Conibear for weekend hours and a long review history. Ask what sealant they use and whether they can show you photos of the repair.