Leale's RV
Family-owned San Jose RV shop since 1963, rated 4.5 stars, handling roof, AC, awning and engine work.
A slide-out that won't come in is the kind of problem that stops a trip cold, and in San Jose you've got two nearby shops that list slide-out work, with a combined rating around 4.4 from more than 230 reviews. Both also handle roof, A/C, fridge and body jobs, so one visit can cover the leak you've been ignoring along with the stuck slide.
Family-owned San Jose RV shop since 1963, rated 4.5 stars, handling roof, AC, awning and engine work.
Family-run San Jose RV shop since 1989, factory-trained techs, 4.3 stars from 131 reviews.
Within a short drive of San Jose. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile RV repair in Fremont, CA. 4.6 stars from 21 reviews. Same-day and weekend service available.
Leale's RV and Almaden RV Service & Repairs both put slide-out repair on their service list, and both have been reviewed enough that you get a real picture. Leale's sits at 4.5 across 102 reviews, Almaden at 4.3 across 131. That gap is small enough to ignore and pick on scheduling instead. Call both before you go. A slide-out that stalls often needs a motor, a gear, or a controller, and a shop that stocks the part saves you a week. Ask straight out whether they have it on the shelf or have to order it.
Slide-outs rarely travel alone. A leaking seal lets water into the wall, and the same trip that soaked the floor can leave your A/C or fridge acting up. Leale's covers roof, A/C, fridge, awning, body, tires, electrical and solar. Almaden adds water heater, furnace, leveling and windshield to a similar list. That breadth matters when you're already parked. Get the slide-out fixed and have them look at the roof sealant while the rig is up. One of the two shops does warranty work, so ask about pre-approval from your plan before anyone starts.
Spring and early summer fill shop calendars fast, and a slide-out that's stuck halfway usually can't wait. Call early in the week and be ready to describe what happens: does it move at all, does it bind on one side, does it click and stop. You have 3 more repair options nearby if these two are booked out. Mobile techs are thin here, with none listed, so plan on towing or driving the rig to a shop rather than expecting a driveway visit. Bring your warranty paperwork and a photo of the slide-out mechanism.
Two shops in San Jose list slide-out repair: Leale's RV and Almaden RV Service & Repairs. Their average rating is about 4.4 across more than 230 reviews combined, so both have a track record worth reading before you book.
None are listed as mobile in San Jose, so plan on getting the rig to a shop. That usually means driving it if the slide is in, or arranging a tow if it's stuck out. Ask the shop how they want the slide positioned when you arrive.
One of the two shops does warranty work. Call ahead with your policy details and ask them to check coverage with the provider before the repair starts. Pre-approval saves arguments later, and it tells you what you'll owe out of pocket.
Yes. Slide-out failures often come down to a motor, gear or controller, and not every shop keeps those in stock. Ask whether the likely part is on the shelf or needs ordering. If it's a special order, that wait is often longer than the repair itself.