Bigfoot RV and handyman services
Veteran-owned RV repair shop in Arlington with mobile service and a 4.7 rating from 15 reviews.
A slide-out that won't budge turns a weekend trip into a driveway project fast. Arlington has two shops and mobile techs listed for slide-out work, averaging 4.8 stars across 27 reviews, with three more options nearby. Both listed techs also handle roofs, fridges and awnings, which helps when the leak above the slide turns out to be the real problem.
Veteran-owned RV repair shop in Arlington with mobile service and a 4.7 rating from 15 reviews.
RV repair shop in Arlington with a 5.0 rating, known for fast, knowledgeable service and fair pricing.
Within a short drive of Arlington. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Both listed slide-out techs in Arlington are mobile, so the work happens where the RV sits. That matters for a slide-out, since the fix usually means running it in and out several times to watch the tracks, gears and seals under load. Doing that at your own pad beats a tight shop bay. Ask on the phone what the visit covers and whether they carry common slide hardware on the truck. If a motor or gear rack has to be ordered, you'll want to know before they arrive. Red Gable RV Repair lists parts among its features, which can shorten the wait.
Bigfoot RV and handyman services sits at 4.7 stars over 15 reviews and handles mobile, roof, fridge, awning and slide-out work. Red Gable RV Repair holds a 5.0 over 12 reviews, also mobile, adding water heaters to the mix and open weekends, which helps if the slide quits on a Saturday. Two shops is a short list, so call both before booking and describe the symptom plainly: slow travel, a grinding noise, one corner lagging or a room that stops halfway. A tech who has heard the description can tell you whether it is a track, a motor or a seal issue before anyone drives out.
Clear space around the slide so it can extend and retract without hitting anything. Note when the trouble started and whether it happens on one side or both. If the slide is stuck out, mention that when you call, since some techs plan a different first visit for a room that blocks the door. Check the seals and roof edge above the slide for cracks or gaps while you wait. Water trails near the slide frame are worth pointing out. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your rig is covered, and confirm whether the tech works with your provider before the appointment rather than after.
Two shops or mobile techs are listed in Arlington for slide-out work, averaging 4.8 stars across 27 reviews. Another three nearby options are listed if both are booked.
Yes, both listed businesses are mobile techs, so they come to where the RV is parked. That suits slide-out diagnosis, which usually needs the room cycled in and out more than once.
Describe the symptom: slow movement, a grinding noise, one corner lagging, or a room stuck halfway or fully out. Mention if the slide blocks the door, since that can change how soon they come.
Red Gable RV Repair lists weekend availability among its features, so Saturday work may be possible there. Bigfoot RV and handyman services does not list weekend hours, so ask when you call.