Elite RV Collision & Repair
Fresno RV shop with 4.7 stars from 110 reviews, praised for friendly staff and quick turnaround.
A cold shower in an RV is a special kind of disappointment, and Fresno heat makes it worse. There are 8 RV water heater repair shops and mobile techs in Fresno, averaging 4.4 stars, plus 4 more nearby. Some come to your campsite; the rest want the rig in the bay. Either way, call first and ask whether the part is on the shelf.
Fresno RV shop with 4.7 stars from 110 reviews, praised for friendly staff and quick turnaround.
Family-run Fresno RV shop for collision, fiberglass, roof and water damage repair, open 24/7.
Fresno RV repair shop with mobile and roadside service, rated 4.6 from 54 Google reviews.
Fresno RV repair shop for roof, AC, awning, and trailer brakes, with honest, helpful staff and a 4.5-star rating.
Fresno RV repair shop with mobile service, 4.5 stars from 43 reviews, 30 years of experience and solar installs.
Mobile RV repair in Fresno with 4.2 stars from 40 reviews, known for phone help and AC fixes.
Mobile RV repair in Fresno with certified techs for A/C, jacks, generators, and roadside fixes, rated 4.1 from 45 reviews.
RV repair shop in Fresno with mobile service, certified techs, and quick response for roadside issues.
Within a short drive of Fresno. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Clovis with a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews for punctual, knowledgeable service.
Madera RV repair shop with mobile service and strong reviews for leak fixes, AC work, and kindness.
Independently owned RV repair shop in Kerman with mobile service and a 3.8-star Google rating from 6 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Madera with certified techs handling AC, roof, awning, generator and roadside work.
Five of the Fresno shops and techs listed here are mobile, which matters when the rig is set up and the water heater quits. Mobile work usually costs more for the trip, but you skip towing and a week in the queue. For a tank swap or a repair behind the panel, a shop with parts on hand is often faster. Ask both kinds the same question: is the igniter, control board or element in stock today? If the heater is leaking from the tank itself, shut off the water and the propane before anyone starts driving.
Elite RV Collision & Repair, with 110 reviews at 4.7 stars, handles water heaters alongside roof, A/C and furnace work, so a full systems check can happen in one visit. Executive RV Repair - Collision and Fiberglass holds a 5.0 from 17 reviews and also does electrical, handy when the heater and the 12-volt side argue. RV Repair Services works mobile. Central Valley RV Repair and CTS RV Repair both take warranty and insurance work, and CTS advertises emergency service plus parts. Dan's RV Mobile Service is the other mobile option.
Spring and early summer fill the calendars here, so call ahead and be ready to describe the symptom: no hot water at all, hot water that fades fast, a heater that smells like propane, or a puddle under the unit. Each points to a different part, and a good tech will tell you which one over the phone. If the job should fall under a warranty or service contract, get pre-approval before the work starts, since only 3 of the Fresno shops handle warranty work directly. Many mobile techs also do a roof sealant check while they are up there.
There are 8 shops and mobile techs listed in Fresno, with an average rating of 4.4 stars, plus 4 more nearby if you are willing to drive a little. Of the Fresno group, 5 offer mobile service.
Often yes. Five of the 8 Fresno providers are mobile, including RV Repair Services, CTS RV Repair and Dan's RV Mobile Service. Call with the make and model first so they can check whether the part is in stock.
Three of the 8 providers handle warranty work, and CTS RV Repair and Central Valley RV Repair both list warranty and insurance work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repair starts.
Know your symptoms and ask what part is being replaced and whether it is in stock. For a leak, shut off the water and propane first. A tech who explains the fix in plain terms before starting is a good sign.