Ernie's RV & Trailer Repair
Olympia RV and trailer repair shop with mobile service, 4.6 stars across 565 Google reviews.
Olympia rain finds every weak spot in an RV roof, and it usually finds it in November when you have a trip planned. Six roof repair outfits serve the city, and eight more sit within reach, averaging 4.4 stars. Four of the six will come to you, which beats dragging a wet trailer across town. Two handle warranty work, worth checking before you pay out of pocket.
Olympia RV and trailer repair shop with mobile service, 4.6 stars across 565 Google reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Olympia rated 4.5 stars across 132 reviews, known for roof, AC, awning and electrical work.
Mobile RV repair serving Olympia, WA with a 5.0-star rating from 7 reviews. Certified techs handle AC, roof, and chassis work.
Olympia RV dealer and repair shop with a stocked parts store, propane fill-ups and a 4.3-star rating from 168 reviews.
Olympia RV dealer since 1996 with service bays, parts counter and roof, AC and awning work.
Mobile RV repair in Olympia, WA handling roofs, AC, awnings, appliances, and electrical work where your rig is parked.
Within a short drive of Olympia. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Tumwater RV shop with 4.5 stars from 72 reviews, known for structural work, roof replacement and insurance claims.
Mobile RV repair serving Lacey, WA, with roof, AC, electrical and body work brought to your rig.
Mobile RV repair with 10+ years experience, serving Olympia and Western Washington. Rated 3.8 from 50 reviews.
RV repair shop in Shelton, WA with mobile service and a 4.4-star rating from 25 Google reviews.
Roy, WA RV shop with a 4.8-star rating, known for furnace, fridge and awning fixes and walk-you-through-it advice.
Grapeview RV repair shop and mobile tech for leaks, AC, roofs, awnings, and appliances, rated 4.3 from 74 reviews.
Tacoma auto and RV repair shop since 1993, rated 4.3 stars from 331 Google reviews, handling roof, AC, awning, and generator work.
Tacoma RV shop handling repairs, servicing and detailing, from window seal leaks to roof replacement.
Most jobs here start with a leak you noticed after a stretch of wet weather: a stain on the ceiling, a soft spot near a vent, caulk that cracked over the summer. The shops that do roofs know the drill. Ernie's RV & Trailer Repair carries the biggest review base in town at 4.6 stars, and Mishas Mobile Rv Repair covers roofs, A/C and awnings if you want one crew for several problems. Ask whether they reseal or replace. A reseal is cheaper and fine when the decking is sound. A soft spot means the plywood is gone and patching over it wastes money.
Four of the six local roof providers run mobile service, so a tech can climb up in your driveway or at storage. That saves you a tow and a wait, and it lets them show you the damage in person. The tradeoff is that mobile techs carry limited stock. If the job needs a specific vent, skylight or trim piece, ask whether the part is on the truck or needs ordering. Carstars Mobile RV Service has a perfect rating on a small sample and advertises emergency calls, which matters when water is coming in now. For bigger tear-offs, Coumbs RV Center and Awesome RV Olympia are shop-based options.
Spring fills up fast as people prep for summer trips, so call ahead if you can. Have your rig's year, make and model ready, plus photos of the wet area and the roof from above if you can get them safely. That helps a shop quote the job and check parts before you arrive. If your RV is under warranty, confirm the shop does warranty work and get pre-approval from the manufacturer first. Two of the six do warranty work. While you are at it, ask them to look at the awning and slide-out seals, since three local providers handle awnings and leaks often start at the same seams.
Six are based in Olympia, and eight more are nearby, so you have 14 options within reasonable driving distance. Four of the six local ones offer mobile service, which means a tech can come to your driveway or storage spot instead of you towing the rig in.
Yes, two of the six local providers handle warranty repairs. Call the manufacturer or your extended warranty company for pre-approval before the work starts, and confirm the shop is on their approved list. Skipping that step can leave you paying for a repair that should have been covered.
Often yes. Four local providers are mobile, and most roof leaks come down to failed sealant around vents, skylights or seams, which a tech can redo on site. Larger jobs like replacing water-damaged decking may need a shop. Ask about part availability when you book.
Book early in spring if you can, since that is when everyone preps for summer travel and schedules fill. If water is actively coming in, call a mobile provider that advertises emergency service. Either way, get photos of the leak area ready so the shop can quote accurately.