Forest River RV | Camping World
Piqua RV dealer with repair shop and gear, rated 4.5 from 1001 reviews, praised for courteous staff and no-pressure sales.
A slide-out that won't come in is the kind of problem that ends a trip early, and in Piqua you have two shops that handle the work. Both sit at the same Forest River RV Camping World location, and together they hold a 4.5 average across more than a thousand reviews. That rating is doing a lot of the talking here, so read the reviews closely and call before you haul the rig over.
Piqua RV dealer with repair shop and gear, rated 4.5 from 1001 reviews, praised for courteous staff and no-pressure sales.
Forest River RV service center in Piqua handling roof and awning repairs, warranty work, and maintenance.
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The two listings in Piqua are Forest River RV Camping World and its service department, RV Service & Repair at Forest River RV Camping World. Same 4.5 rating, very different review counts: one has over a thousand, the other has two. The big number comes from the dealer side, so treat the service department's two reviews as thin evidence rather than a verdict. Both handle slide-outs along with roof, fridge, awning, generator, leveling and winterization work. If your slide is binding, skipping a gear or leaking at the seal, call ahead and describe the symptom. A tech who knows it's a Schwintek or a cable system can tell you fast whether it's a same-day adjustment or a part order.
One of the two shops does warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, ask about pre-approval before anyone touches the slide. That step saves arguments later. The other useful detail is parts: the shop keeps them on hand, but that doesn't mean the exact motor or seal for your unit is sitting on a shelf. Ask if the part is in stock when you book, and if it isn't, get a realistic date instead of a hopeful one. Weekend hours are listed, which helps if you're passing through on a Saturday. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so book the slide repair as soon as you notice the problem rather than the week before a trip.
There are no mobile slide-out techs listed in Piqua itself, though four nearby options show up in the wider search. That matters if your slide is stuck out and the rig can't be driven. A mobile tech can sometimes get it retracted enough to travel, but you'll want to confirm they handle slide systems specifically, not just general RV calls. If the rig rolls, the shop route is usually the better bet for anything mechanical inside the wall. A slow slide that needs a push often means a weak motor, a bad controller or a worn seal, and those are easier to diagnose on a level pad with power and tools close by than in a campground.
Two are listed in Piqua, and both operate out of the Forest River RV Camping World location. They share a 4.5 average rating. The service department listing has only two reviews, so ask questions directly rather than relying on that number alone.
No mobile slide-out techs are listed in Piqua itself. The search shows four nearby options, so widen the radius if the slide is stuck out and the rig can't be moved. Confirm the tech works on slide systems before booking.
Yes, one of the two does warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts, and ask the shop to confirm what's covered. Slide motors and controllers vary by manufacturer, so coverage isn't automatic.
Book as soon as the slide starts dragging, clicking or leaking. Spring and early summer are the busiest stretch, and parts like motors or seals may need ordering. Ask whether the part is in stock when you call so you get a real date, not a guess.