Mr. Bill's Mobile RV Service
Mobile RV repair serving Granbury and nearby, rated 5.0 from 71 Google reviews for electrical, plumbing and AC work.
A slide-out that won't budge can ruin a trip fast, especially when you're parked near Lake Granbury. Four slide-out repair shops serve the area, and three of them are mobile techs who come to your site. They average 4.9 stars, so you're not rolling the dice. Most also handle roof, A/C, fridge, and awning work, which helps when one problem turns out to be two.
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Three of the four slide-out specialists here are mobile, so they'll come to your rig at a campground or storage lot. That's a real convenience when the slide is stuck out and the rig can't move. The trade-off is that some jobs need a shop with a lift or a press, especially if the slide mechanism is bent. Ask on the phone whether they carry common slide parts or need to order them. A mobile tech with the right part on the truck can fix it in one visit. Without it, you're waiting on a delivery. If your slide is stuck open, call first and describe the symptom. Sometimes a mobile tech can walk you through a manual retract over the phone so you can at least drive to a shop.
All four slide-out shops also list roof, A/C, fridge, and awning repair, so they see a lot of the same wear points. Two are set up for warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before anyone starts turning wrenches. Lake Granbury RV Center/Mobile RV has the widest menu, including body, electrical, solar, generator, leveling, and windshield work, so it's the one to call if your slide problem turns out to be a frame or body issue. Mr. Bill's Mobile RV Service carries parts and works weekends. GC's Mobile RV Repair and On-site RV Pros both advertise emergency service.
Granbury summers are hard on slide seals and toppers. Heat bakes the rubber, and a cracked seal lets water in when it finally rains. Have the tech check the seals and the slide topper while they're in there. If the slide room floor is soft or the carpet is damp at the edges, that's a sign water has been getting in for a while. Fixing the leak now is cheaper than replacing the floor later. The same visit is a good time to look at roof sealant, since four of these shops also do roof repair. Ask them to eyeball the roof while the slide is out.
Four shops handle slide-out repair in Granbury, and three of them are mobile techs who come to you. They average 4.9 stars across their reviews. All four also work on roofs, A/C, fridges, and awnings, so you can often get more than one item handled in the same visit.
Two of the four shops are set up for warranty work. Call your warranty provider first to get pre-approval and confirm what's covered before the shop starts. That step saves arguments later, especially on slide motors and controllers, which can be pricey.
Often yes. The three mobile techs in Granbury work on-site, and they can handle many slide adjustments, seal replacements, and motor swaps right at your site. If the mechanism is bent or the floor is damaged, they may recommend a shop with more equipment. Ask about parts availability when you call.
Note whether the slide moves at all, if it's stuck out or in, and any noises or leaks. Check the seals for cracks and the floor for soft spots. If it's stuck out, ask if they can help you retract it manually so you can travel to a shop if needed.