Tri County RV Repair
Boca Raton RV repair shop rated 5.0, handling roof resealing, AC, awnings, slide-outs and water damage.
A cold shower in a Boca Raton campground is a bad way to start the day, and a water heater that won't light is one of the most common calls we hear about. Two shops here handle RV water heater repair, both rated 5.0, and there are four more nearby. Tank or tankless, gas or electric, the fix usually comes down to a handful of parts.
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Most water heater failures are small. The igniter gets fouled, the thermocouple or thermal cutoff quits, the anode rod corrodes away, or the bypass valve is set wrong after a winter drain. Sometimes the electric element burns out while the gas side still works fine, which confuses people. Before you book, note whether the heater runs on propane, 120 volt AC, or both, and whether it leaks from the pressure relief valve or the tank itself. A leaking tank often means replacement rather than repair, so ask the shop to check that first. Telling them the make and model when you call saves a trip.
Of the two Boca Raton shops, one is a mobile tech, which means the work happens where your RV is parked. That matters for water heater jobs because draining and testing takes time and you avoid breaking camp. If your rig is stored or the heater needs a part pulled from the shelf, a shop visit may be faster. Ask whether the part is in stock before anyone drives out. Triton RV Repair also lists weekend availability, handy if you are leaving on a Saturday. Neither shop here lists warranty work as a service, so if your heater is still under an appliance warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before work begins.
Shut off the gas and the electric to the heater before anyone touches it, and note any smell of propane. If the tank is leaking, drain it and leave the bypass closed. Spring and early summer book up fast across South Florida, so call a few days ahead when you can. A simple descale and a fresh anode rod go a long way in this water, and a quick look at the roof sealant near the vent is cheap insurance against a leak that looks like a heater problem. Both listed shops are rated 5.0, though each has just one review, so ask questions and get the estimate in writing.
Two shops in Boca Raton handle RV water heater repair, Tri County RV Repair and Triton RV Repair, and both are rated 5.0. Four more nearby options give you a fallback if the local shops are booked.
Yes. Triton RV Repair is a mobile tech, so it can come to your site. Ask about the service area and whether the likely parts are on the truck before booking.
It depends where the leak is. A bad pressure relief valve or fitting is a cheap fix. A cracked tank usually means a new heater, so have the shop confirm the source before you approve any work.
Neither Boca Raton shop lists warranty work as a service. If your heater is still covered, call the manufacturer for pre-approval before any repair starts.