S & S RV
Small Richmond RV shop with a 4.6-star rating, known for honest, expert repairs on roofs, slideouts, axles, and more.
Richmond sits between the bay and the hills, and that mix of salt air, summer sun and winter rain is hard on an RV roof. The three roof shops in town average 4.4 stars across 121 reviews, so there is real history to read through. Most of the work here is resealing, patching and chasing leaks that started small. Four more shops sit nearby if you want a second quote.
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Salt air off the bay dries out lap sealant faster than most owners expect. A roof that looked fine in spring can show hairline cracks by fall, and that is usually where the water gets in. The shops in town handle resealing, membrane patches, vent and skylight reseating, and full replacements when the damage runs too deep. S & S RV covers roof, A/C and awning work with generator service, parts and emergency calls on the menu. Ask them to check the seams and the ladder mounts while the rig is up there. Small cracks are cheap to fix. Soft decking is not. Book ahead in spring. That is when everyone remembers last winter's leak at once.
S & S RV is the busiest of the three with 37 reviews and a 4.6 rating, and it is the only one listed with emergency service. Camp Quest has the longest track record at 78 reviews but sits at 3.7, so read the recent ones and ask what changed. LuxVan holds a 5.0 from just 3 reviews, which tells you almost nothing yet. Camp Quest keeps parts on hand and opens weekends, which matters if a leak shows up on a Saturday. None of the three is listed as doing warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, get approval from the manufacturer before anyone touches the roof.
No mobile roof techs are listed in Richmond, so plan on bringing the rig in. That is fine for sealant and patches, less fine if the roof is too soft to tow safely. Two of the shops also handle A/C and one does awnings, which helps if the same trip up top turns into a vent fan or air conditioner job. Four shops sit within reach in nearby towns if you want a second opinion on a big replacement quote. Ask whether the part is in stock before you drop the rig off. Waiting on a vent lid is how a two day job turns into a week.
Three are listed in Richmond, averaging 4.4 stars across 121 total reviews. Four more sit in nearby towns if you want another quote or the local shops are booked out.
LuxVan shows a 5.0, but from only 3 reviews, so treat that as a thin sample. S & S RV has a 4.6 from 37 reviews and is the only one listed with emergency service.
None of the Richmond listings are mobile roof techs, so plan to bring the rig to a shop. If the roof is too soft to tow, call ahead and describe the damage before you move it.
None of the three is listed as doing warranty work. If your RV is still under coverage, contact the manufacturer first and get written approval before any repair starts, or you may end up paying yourself.