Special T RV
Mobile RV repair in Tacoma with a 5.0 rating, handling Aqua-Hot, slides, leveling, solar and roof work.
Five roof repair shops serve Tacoma, and two of them will also come to your rig. That matters when the leak is above the bed and the rig cannot move. Ratings here average 4.7, so the odds are good. Two shops handle warranty work, which is worth checking before you pay out of pocket. The rest is phone calls and asking the right questions.
Mobile RV repair in Tacoma with a 5.0 rating, handling Aqua-Hot, slides, leveling, solar and roof work.
Tacoma RV shop handling repairs, servicing and detailing, from window seal leaks to roof replacement.
Tacoma auto and RV repair shop since 1993, rated 4.3 stars from 331 Google reviews, handling roof, AC, awning, and generator work.
Mobile RV repair in Tacoma for roof leaks, furnaces, AC, awnings and slideouts at your home, lot or campsite.
Towable RV service shop in Tacoma with 21 bays, certified techs and warranty work on the brands it sells.
Within a short drive of Tacoma. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Fife RV collision and body repair shop since 1996, rated 4.4 from 157 reviews for warranty work and quick turnaround.
Camping World RV Service in Fife handles maintenance, repairs, warranty work, and RV spa cleaning for trailers and motorhomes.
Fife RV dealer with repair shop, parts counter and camping supplies, rated 3.5 from 1,234 Google reviews.
Family-run RV repair center and parts store in Milton handling travel trailer repairs, insurance claims, and roof work.
RV repair shop in Sumner, WA, with a 4.5-star rating from 58 reviews. Known for helpful staff and squeezing in urgent repairs.
Genesis Automotive and RV Repair has the longest review history in town, 331 of them, at 4.3. That volume usually means they have seen your leak before. Tacoma RV Service Department sits at 4.2 across 263 reviews and works weekends, which helps if the rig is your daily driver during the week. Both list roof and A/C work, and both keep parts on hand. Special T RV carries a perfect 5.0 from 19 reviews and adds mobile service plus awning repair. Ask any of them whether the sealant and trim parts for your model are in stock before you drop the rig off. A roof job that stalls on a backordered vent frame is a bad week.
Two of the five shops send a tech to you: Special T RV and A1 RV Repair. A1 also lists emergency service, which is the number you want when water is coming through a ceiling light. Mobile work fits roof reseals, lap sealant touch-ups and small patching, because those jobs need a ladder and a hose, not a lift. If the tech finds soft decking or a cracked skylight frame, the rig may still need to go to a shop. Ask on the phone what they can finish in your driveway. That one question saves a second appointment and a second bill.
Two shops in the list do warranty work. If your roof repair traces back to a manufacturer defect or a component still under coverage, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval before anyone opens a tube of sealant. Keep the estimate and photos of the damage. Roof leaks are often excluded once water has been sitting, so read the policy language rather than assume. The same applies to A/C and awning failures, since four shops here handle each of those trades. A quick call now beats an argument later about who pays for the decking.
Five shops are listed for roof work in Tacoma. Two of those also offer mobile service, so a tech can come to your storage spot or driveway. Four of the five handle A/C repair as well, and four handle awning work, which helps if the leak and the fabric damage happened together.
The five shops average 4.7 out of 5. Genesis Automotive and RV Repair has the most reviews at 331 with a 4.3 rating, and Tacoma RV Service Department has 263 at 4.2. Special T RV holds a 5.0 from 19 reviews. High review counts tell you a shop sees a lot of rigs.
Often yes. Mobile techs handle reseals, lap sealant and small patches on site. If the damage includes soft decking or a broken frame, the rig may need a shop with a lift. Ask what the tech can finish in your driveway before booking, and have water handy so the leak can be traced.
Two Tacoma shops do warranty work. Coverage depends on your policy and the cause, so call the provider for pre-approval before work starts. Keep photos and the written estimate. Water damage from a long-standing leak is commonly excluded, so report the problem as soon as you spot it.