Central Washington RV
Yakima RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating and 288 reviews, known for kind staff and no-pressure sales.
Yakima summers bake a rubber roof until it cracks, and one fall windstorm can peel an awning seam. You need a fix that holds. Three roof repair shops sit in town, with four more nearby and two mobile techs who come to your rig. Average rating runs 4.5, so the bar is decent. Central Washington RV has the deepest review history. Aubrey's and Tony's handle mobile calls.
Yakima RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating and 288 reviews, known for kind staff and no-pressure sales.
RV repair shop in Yakima with mobile service and a parts store, known for helpful staff and a free dump station.
Mobile RV repair in Yakima, WA. Tony comes to you for AC, roof, electrical, and more. Rated 4.4 from 32 reviews.
Within a short drive of Yakima. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Wapato RV repair shop handling roofs, AC, awnings, and more, with mixed reviews on service and reliability.
Ellensburg RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating, selling new and used RVs and handling roof and AC repairs.
Central Washington RV is the big local name for roof work, with 4.7 stars over 288 reviews and warranty approval in house. They also stock parts, which matters when a vent lid or lap sealant is backordered everywhere else. Aubrey's RV Center sits at 4.5 stars and 237 reviews, and they run mobile calls too. Tony's Mobile RV Service is smaller at 4.4 stars and 32 reviews, but they answer weekends and emergencies, and they work on roof, A/C, and awning jobs. Ask any of them whether the replacement membrane or sealant is on the shelf before you drive over. Yakima heat is hard on roof caulk, so a shop that sees failed seals every week knows what to look for.
Two of the three listed shops send a tech to your site. That is a real convenience when the rig is parked at home or in a storage lot and you cannot tow it with a soft spot in the roof. Mobile work suits reseals, small tears, vent replacements, and awning fabric swaps. A full membrane replacement or a rotted deck usually needs a shop with a bay and a crane for the A/C. Call ahead and describe the leak. If water is coming in around a skylight, say so. A mobile tech can bring the right sealant and save you a second visit. Ask about trip charges when you book.
One shop here handles warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, start there. Get pre-approval before anyone touches the roof. Photograph the damage and keep the estimate. Warranty administrators want pictures and a written scope, and a shop that does this often will know the drill. If you are paying yourself, ask for a written estimate that separates labor from materials. Roof repair pricing varies with how much old sealant has to come off. A shop that quotes a flat number without looking is guessing. Also ask what sealant they use and how long they expect it to last in Yakima sun.
Three roof repair shops are listed in Yakima, with four more nearby. Two of the three also offer mobile service, so a tech can come to your rig for reseals and smaller repairs. Average rating across the listings is 4.5.
One of the three listed shops does warranty work: Central Washington RV. Call them first if your rig is still covered, and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any work starts.
Often yes. Mobile techs handle reseals, small tears, vent lids, and awning fabric. A full membrane replacement or a soft deck usually needs a shop bay. Describe the leak when you call so they bring the right materials.
Check the caulk around vents, skylights, and the front cap twice a year. Cracked, peeling, or gapped sealant means it is time. Yakima's hot days and cool nights work caulk loose, so look closely after summer.