Temecula Valley RV
Murrieta RV shop with a well-stocked parts counter, mobile and AC service, and a 4.5-star rating from 288 reviews.
A cold shower in a Murrieta campground is a bad way to start the day, and a water heater that won't light usually means a failed igniter, a clogged burner tube or a tank full of scale. Two water heater repair shops serve this stretch of Riverside County, and one of them is a mobile tech who comes to your site. Here is who to call and what to expect.
Murrieta RV shop with a well-stocked parts counter, mobile and AC service, and a 4.5-star rating from 288 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Murrieta, CA, offering AC, body, generator, and chassis service with mixed reviews.
Within a short drive of Murrieta. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair serving Wildomar, CA. They come to your house, storage lot or RV park for AC, electrical, plumbing and heater work.
Wildomar RV service center handling roof, AC, awning, collision, and warranty work with a 3.6-star rating from 132 reviews.
Temecula Valley RV is the big shop in the area, with 4.5 stars across 288 reviews and water heater work on its list alongside A/C, fridge and awning repair. They keep parts on hand and handle generator and chassis work too, so a heater problem can often be fixed the same visit as the other item on your list. One local shop does warranty work, so ask about pre-approval before anyone starts turning wrenches. The average rating across these shops sits around 4.0, which is honest. Read the recent reviews yourself rather than trusting the overall number, since water heater jobs vary a lot by brand and age.
Performance RV Mobile Service covers water heaters along with roof, A/C, fridge, awning, furnace, tires, electrical and generator work, and they come to you. That matters if your rig is set up at a park and breaking camp to sit in a service bay is not worth the trouble. They also list warranty and insurance work, which helps if a failed heater is tied to a policy claim. Mobile work is best for diagnosis and straightforward swaps. If the tank itself is cracked or the repair turns into a full replacement, ask upfront whether the job can be finished on site or has to move to a shop. Get the answer before you commit.
Know your heater model and whether it runs on propane, electric or both. Note what happens when you flip the switch: does it click, does it light and then quit, does it stay cold on electric only? Those details save the tech time and save you money. Ask if the common parts for your model are in stock locally. Igniters, thermostats and heating elements are quick swaps when someone has them on the truck, and a special order can stall the fix for days. In spring and early summer, book a few days out, because everyone discovers their heater problems at once. Give the shop your site number if you are in a park.
There are 2 water heater repair businesses listed here, plus 2 more nearby. One is a full shop and one is a mobile tech who comes to your site.
Yes, Performance RV Mobile Service lists water heater repair and travels to you. Ask when you call whether they can finish a replacement on site or need to move the rig to a shop.
One of the two Murrieta shops does warranty work. Call ahead with your policy or extended warranty details and get pre-approval so there is no surprise on the bill.
Confirm your heater model and whether it runs on propane, electric or both. Note whether it clicks but never lights, runs and quits, or only fails on electric. That narrows the likely cause fast.