Corey's RV Repair 26+ years lic. & Ins.
One-man RV repair shop in Ukiah with 26+ years experience and a 5-star rating from 55 reviews.
Ukiah sits up in Mendocino County where summer sun bakes a rubber roof and winter rain tests every lap sealant joint. Three roof shops serve the area, and their average rating comes in at 4.6. One of them also runs a mobile rig, which beats dragging a fifth wheel across town when the leak is directly over the bed.
One-man RV repair shop in Ukiah with 26+ years experience and a 5-star rating from 55 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Ukiah, CA. Reviewers praise punctual, knowledgeable techs for electrical, roof, and AC fixes.
Ukiah RV repair shop handling body, frame, paint and welding work, rated 4.4 stars by reviewers.
Within a short drive of Ukiah. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Northern Sky RV Repair in Redwood Valley, CA, offers mobile service and repairs for RVs, with a 4.4-star rating from 54 reviews.
Corey's RV Repair 26+ years lic. & Ins. holds a perfect 5.0 across 55 reviews and handles both roof and A/C work. That mix matters, because a ceiling stain often traces back to a cracked vent cover or a sealant gap, not the membrane itself. Innovation RV Mobile Service rates 4.4 over 44 reviews and can come to your storage spot or driveway. NCD PAINTING AND RV REPAIR is the third option, rated 4.4 on 7 reviews, and it takes on body and insurance work along with roofing. Small sample on that last one, so ask questions before you commit.
A roof leak rarely waits for an open appointment. If the rig is at a storage yard and you cannot move it, the mobile call is worth the trip charge. Have the tech check the whole roof line while they are up there, since one soft spot usually means two more nearby. Shop work makes more sense for a full membrane replacement or anything involving the body, where the rig needs to sit indoors and dry out. Ask whether the part is in stock before you haul the coach in. A vent or skylight that has to be ordered adds days nobody wants.
Self-leveling sealant on your roof has a working life measured in years, not decades, and the sun up here is hard on it. Walk the roof a couple times a year and press on the sealant around vents, the ladder, and the antenna. Cracks and gaps you can feel with a fingernail are the ones that let water in. Cover the rig or get it under cover if you can, and clear the leaves off the roof so water does not pool. None of the three Ukiah shops is listed as a warranty center, so call your manufacturer first and get pre-approval in writing before any repair begins.
Three. The group averages a 4.6 rating across the listings, with Corey's RV Repair 26+ years lic. & Ins. at 5.0 from 55 reviews, Innovation RV Mobile Service at 4.4 from 44, and NCD PAINTING AND RV REPAIR at 4.4 from 7.
One of the three listed shops, Innovation RV Mobile Service, offers mobile service and also does roof work. That can save you moving a rig you would rather not tow. Confirm the trip charge and what the tech carries on board before you book.
None of the three is listed as doing warranty work. Call your RV manufacturer or extended warranty provider first and get approval in writing before anyone touches the roof, since you may be paying out of pocket otherwise.
Look at the sealant around vents, skylights, the ladder, and the antenna. Feel for cracks and gaps and press for soft spots in the decking. Clear off leaves and debris so water drains instead of pooling. Photos help the shop quote the job before you arrive.