Silver Bear Certified RV Mobile Technician
Certified mobile RV tech serving Arlington, TX, handling AC, electrical, refrigeration, water heaters and tank cleaning.
A cold shower on a camping trip is a quick way to ruin the mood. In Arlington, two shops handle RV water heater repair, and both get high marks for getting the job done. One is a mobile tech with a perfect rating; the other is a full-service shop that also does mobile calls. If your heater is acting up, you have options close by.
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RV water heaters fail in predictable ways: a pilot that won't stay lit, a heating element that's shot, or a tank that's sprung a leak. In Arlington, you have two shops that work on them, and both also handle A/C, fridges, and furnaces. Silver Bear Certified RV Mobile Technician is mobile only and has a 5.0 rating from two reviews. A1 RV Repair is a full shop that also makes mobile calls and carries parts. Call ahead to see if they have the part in stock, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready for the road.
If your RV is parked at home or at a campground, a mobile tech can come to you. That saves you the trouble of hooking up and towing. Silver Bear is mobile only, and A1 RV Repair also offers mobile service. For a water heater, many repairs can be done on site. But if the tank is cracked or the job turns into a bigger electrical issue, a shop may be the better bet. Ask about warranty work when you call. Neither shop lists warranty approval as a special service, so check before you book.
Anode rods and tank flushing go a long way. If your water heater is more than a few years old, have the rod checked at least once a year. It's a cheap part that can save the tank. Also, keep the burner tube and flue clear of mud daubers and debris. In Texas, that's a real thing. A little upkeep now beats a cold shower later.
There are two shops listed for RV water heater repair in Arlington. Both also work on other systems like A/C and fridges, so you can often get everything fixed in one visit.
Yes, both shops offer mobile service. Silver Bear Certified RV Mobile Technician is mobile only, while A1 RV Repair is a full shop that also comes to you.
The average rating is 5.0 stars, based on reviews. Not every shop has been reviewed, but the ones that have are rated highly.
That depends on the age and condition of the unit. A cracked tank usually means replacement, while a bad element or thermostat can often be repaired. Ask the tech to explain the options and costs before work begins.