RVEE INC
Knoxville RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.9-star rating from 430 reviews, praised for punctuality and quick response.
A stuck slide-out is one of those problems that stops a trip cold, and in Knoxville you have a couple of mobile options that come to you. Two shops here list slide-out work, and five more are within reach. Both locals are mobile techs, which matters when the rig won't move or the slide is halfway out in the driveway.
Knoxville RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.9-star rating from 430 reviews, praised for punctuality and quick response.
Veteran-owned mobile RV repair serving Knoxville, with mixed reviews on AC work and reliability.
Within a short drive of Knoxville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Two Knoxville shops list slide-out repair, and both are mobile, so the tech comes to your spot instead of you limping the rig across town. RVEE INC carries a 4.9 rating across 430 reviews and handles roof, A/C, fridge, awning, water heater, furnace and winterizing on top of slides. Rocky Top Mobile RV Service is smaller, with 9 reviews and a 3.0 average, and adds electrical to the list. The average rating across the two sits at 4.0. Neither one lists warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before anyone touches the slide.
A slide that won't retract can leave you stuck where you park, and a mobile tech is the practical answer when the rig can't be driven. That is the whole reason both Knoxville listings are mobile. The tradeoff is that some repairs need a bay and a lift, and a tech working in your driveway may have to order a motor, gear or seal kit. Ask before the visit whether the common parts for your slide brand are on the truck or in stock, and ask what the trip charge covers. If the slide is fully out and jammed, say so when you book so the tech brings the right tools.
Clear a path to the slide and note exactly what it does: dead silence when you hit the switch, a motor that runs but nothing moves, or a slide that creeps out on one side. That detail saves diagnostic time. If you can, look for a manual override on your slide system and read the owner's manual before anyone arrives, because some systems let you crank the slide in by hand. Check the seals and the roof edge above the slide too. Water getting in past a worn seal is a common reason a slide starts acting up, and it is worth fixing at the same visit. Spring and early summer are busy for RV shops around here, so book ahead if the trip is already on the calendar.
Two shops in Knoxville list slide-out repair, and both are mobile techs. Another five are within reach if you are willing to drive a bit. The two locals average a 4.0 rating, with RVEE INC at 4.9 from 430 reviews and Rocky Top Mobile RV Service at 3.0 from 9.
Yes, both Knoxville listings are mobile, which helps when the slide is stuck out and the rig cannot be driven. The tech comes to your site or driveway. Confirm the trip area and any travel charge when you call, since mobile calls can cover a wider radius than the city itself.
Often, yes. Motors, switches, seals and alignment issues are common driveway jobs. A bent frame or a slide that needs major structural work may still need a shop bay. Tell the tech what the slide is doing when you book so they can bring parts and decide whether the work fits a mobile call.
Neither Knoxville listing shows warranty work, so do not assume it is covered. If your RV is still under a manufacturer or extended warranty, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval before any repair starts. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement later.