Crystal clear Rv & boat detail
Mobile RV and boat detailing in Dallas with 30+ years experience; reviews are mixed on scheduling and results.
A slide-out that won't come in is a special kind of bad day, and in Dallas you have two shops that list slide-out work, with seven more nearby. One is a mobile outfit that also handles roofs and A/C, the other covers slide-outs plus solar and generators. Neither is rated above 3.4 stars, so ask questions before you hand over the keys.
Mobile RV and boat detailing in Dallas with 30+ years experience; reviews are mixed on scheduling and results.
Mobile RV repair serving Dallas and nearby areas, covering roof, awning, generator and emergency fixes at your site.
Within a short drive of Dallas. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair serving Irving, TX, handling roofs, awnings, slideouts, power and plumbing at your campsite.
Dallas-area RV dealer with service center for roof, AC, and awning repairs; 4.8 stars from 1,609 reviews.
Mesquite RV dealer on I-30 with a 4.6-star rating from 689 reviews, selling new and used RVs plus service.
Family-owned mobile RV repair in Grand Prairie, rated 4.8 stars for fast response and honest work.
Mobile RV repair serving Garland, TX, fixing roofs, awnings, slides and electrical on site where you're parked.
Carrollton RV shop and mobile tech with 30+ years, 4.5 stars from 173 reviews, known for quick diagnostics and water leak fixes.
Mobile RV repair serving Arlington, TX, handling roof leaks, AC, awnings and more at your site.
Crystal clear Rv & boat detail is the mobile choice, and it takes warranty work, weekends and emergency calls. That mix matters when a slide is stuck half open and rain is coming. A1 RV RepairVehicle y Counsel is the second shop, also mobile, with no reviews yet, so you are going on a phone call rather than a track record. Mobile work is a real advantage for slides. A tech who comes to your storage lot or driveway can watch the slide move in its own frame, which tells them more than a description over the phone. Ask on the call whether they have worked on your slide mechanism before.
Describe the symptom precisely. Does the slide move at all, does it bind on one side, or does the motor run with nothing happening? Those point to different fixes, and a tech can often tell you which parts to have on hand. Ask if the part is in stock locally or has to be ordered, because that is usually the real wait. Book ahead in spring when everyone is getting ready for the season. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval before work starts so the repair is covered. One of the two Dallas shops does warranty work, so confirm that first.
Slide problems rarely travel alone. A leaking roof seal lets water into the walls, and a weak battery or bad connection can leave a slide motor struggling. Both Dallas shops also list roof and electrical work, and Crystal clear Rv & boat detail adds A/C, fridges and awnings. A1 RV RepairVehicle y Counsel covers solar and generators. That overlap is useful. Get the roof and the battery checked while the tech is already there, rather than paying a second call-out later. Ask them to look at the slide seals too, since dried seals are a common cause of water getting in.
Two shops in Dallas list slide-out repair, and another seven are within reach nearby. That is a small field, so call both before you commit, especially if your slide is stuck open and you need someone out quickly.
Yes, both of the Dallas shops listed here are mobile, so a tech can come to your storage lot or driveway. That helps with slides, because the tech can watch the mechanism move in place instead of guessing from your description.
One of the two Dallas shops states it does warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repair starts, and confirm with the shop that they will bill the provider directly rather than asking you to pay and claim it back.
Check the battery charge and the fuse or breaker for the slide circuit first, since low voltage stops slides often. Note whether the motor runs, whether the slide binds on one side, and whether it moved partway before stopping. Those details help the tech bring the right part.