Scruss Man RV Repair / Mobile RV Repair
Mobile RV repair serving San Antonio and the Hill Country, rated 5.0 from 182 reviews for fast diagnosis and punctual service.
A San Antonio summer will find every soft spot on an RV roof, and one good hailstorm will find the rest. This city has 9 roof repair outfits listed here, averaging 4.6 stars, and 7 of them will drive to your storage lot or driveway instead of making you tow a leaking rig across town. Four do warranty work. The rest of us just want the drip to stop before the next rain.
Mobile RV repair serving San Antonio and the Hill Country, rated 5.0 from 182 reviews for fast diagnosis and punctual service.
Mobile RV repair in San Antonio rated 4.9 by 135 reviewers, known for honest techs and fast fixes.
Mobile RV repair shop in San Antonio with a 4.8 Google rating and 140 reviews, praised for polite, professional techs.
Mobile RV repair in San Antonio with 4.8 stars from 31 reviews. Certified techs handle roof, AC, awning, and more.
San Antonio RV dealer and repair shop on US Hwy 90, rated 4.5 from over 1,000 reviews for helpful staff and no-pressure sales.
RV repair shop in San Antonio with 4.5 stars from 194 reviews. Handles roof, AC, awning, body, and more.
Mobile RV repair in San Antonio for roof, A/C and electrical work, with reviewers praising fast response.
Mobile RV repair serving San Antonio, fixing AC, roofs, awnings and generators on site.
San Antonio RV repair shop with mobile service, 20+ years in business, 4.1 stars from 182 reviews.
Within a short drive of San Antonio. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile and in-shop RV and truck repair in Atascosa, open 24/7 with roadside help and a 4.3 Google rating.
Mobile RV repair in Boerne with a 5.0 rating from 51 reviews. Roof, awning, and body work, plus help with warranties.
Seven of the nine shops are mobile, which matters when the ceiling is staining and the rig is sitting in a storage yard off Loop 410. A tech can climb up, find the failed lap sealant or the cracked vent flange, and reseal it on site. Ask before booking whether they carry the common parts on the truck, because a second trip for a vent cover costs you another day. Roof work in San Antonio often means heat first: sealant gets soft and lets go. If you catch a bubble or a lifted edge early, a small reseal beats a full membrane replacement every time. Scruss Man RV Repair / Mobile RV Repair holds a 5.0 across 182 reviews and takes weekend calls, which helps if you are leaving Monday.
Sometimes a roof needs more than a tube of sealant. Blue Compass RV San Antonio, with 1,024 reviews and a 4.5 rating, is the big dealership option, and it handles warranty, generator and chassis work under one roof. Iron Horse RV Specialists sits at 4.5 across 194 reviews and also takes insurance jobs, which is worth knowing if hail damage is part of the story. Four of the nine listed shops do warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty company before anyone opens a tube, and ask the shop to document the leak with photos. Water damage claims go smoother with a paper trail.
Roof calls rarely stay roof calls. All nine listed shops also handle A/C, and six work on awnings, so a tech on the ladder may spot a sagging awning arm or a weak A/C gasket while he is up there. Roadside Revival RV Repair, rated 4.9 on 135 reviews, covers roof, A/C, awning, insurance and generator work, and Elite Mobile Rv Repair & Service at 4.8 on 140 reviews adds chassis and body work to the same list. That range saves you a second appointment. Be specific when you call: where the water shows inside, what the roof looks like outside, and whether the rig is at home or in storage. It changes what they bring.
There are 9 listed, and 7 of those are mobile services that come to your rig. The average rating across the group is 4.6 stars. All 9 also handle A/C work, and 6 work on awnings, so most visits can cover more than one problem.
Four of the nine listed businesses do warranty work. That includes Blue Compass RV San Antonio and Scruss Man RV Repair. Call your warranty provider for pre-approval before the repair starts, and ask the shop to photograph the damage so the claim has documentation.
Often yes, since 7 of the 9 listed shops are mobile. Ask whether the storage facility allows vendors on site and whether the tech carries common parts like vent covers and lap sealant. If the roof needs a full membrane replacement, the job usually moves to a shop bay.
Book as early in spring as you can, before summer demand fills the schedule. After a hailstorm, call right away because repair queues build fast. If your RV sits outside year round, inspect the seams and sealant twice a year and reseal small cracks before they turn into ceiling damage.