Mountain Mobile RV Services, LLC.
Mobile RV repair and inspections in North Conway, NH, serving NH and Maine. Certified techs, 4.9 stars from 37 reviews.
A cold shower on a October morning in the White Mountains is a quick way to ruin a trip. New Hampshire has 8 shops and mobile techs listed here for RV water heater repair, averaging 4.3 stars. Most also handle fridges, awnings and A/C, so you can often bundle the small stuff into one visit before the season turns.
Mobile RV repair and inspections in North Conway, NH, serving NH and Maine. Certified techs, 4.9 stars from 37 reviews.
Certified mobile RV tech in Rumney, NH, with a perfect 5.0 rating and reviewers praising quick, honest work.
Mobile RV repair in Belmont, NH, handling AC, roofs, awnings, and more, with a 4.6-star rating from 41 reviews.
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Mobile RV repair in Rumney, NH, handling A/C, roofs, awnings and leveling, with emergency calls and parts.
Milton, NH shop with mobile service and over 25 years of experience; reviewers praise quick response and fair pricing.
RV repair shop in Epsom, NH, offering service and parts for motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels.
Six of the 8 listings offer mobile service, which matters when the rig is parked at a campground and the water heater quits. A mobile tech comes to your site, and that is usually the faster fix for a failed igniter, a clogged burner tube or a tripped limit switch. Shop work makes more sense for a tank swap or anything behind the panel. Ask on the phone which one your job is, and whether the part is on the shelf. Mountain Mobile RV Services and WiseGuys RV Services both run mobile calls, and WiseGuys carries a 5.0 rating from 9 reviews. Kennett Equipment Services has the deepest review history of the mobile crowd at 41.
Check the simple things first. Make sure the propane is open and the tank has fuel, confirm the switch inside is on, and look at the outside panel for soot or a wasp nest in the burner tube. Those three checks solve a surprising share of no-hot-water calls. If you are under a warranty, get pre-approval before anyone touches the unit, since 4 of the 8 listings say they do warranty work. Pro RV Service handles warranty and insurance, and WiseGuys lists warranty too. Fall is the busy stretch for winterizing, so book ahead if you want the water system checked and blown out before the first hard freeze.
Most of these shops do far more than hot water. All 8 handle fridges and A/C, 7 do roof work and 6 do slide-outs, so a water heater appointment is a good time to ask about that roof seam you have been meaning to look at. Water damage around the heater bay is common in older units, and a shop already inside the compartment can spot soft framing. Ratings here range from 3.7 to 5.0, so read a few reviews before you commit. Horizons Point keeps parts on hand, and Kennett Equipment does too, which shortens a wait when a control board is the culprit.
There are 8 shops and mobile techs listed for water heater work in the state, with an average rating of 4.3 stars. Six of them offer mobile service, so you can often get help at your campsite instead of towing the rig.
Often yes. Six of the 8 listings offer mobile service, and most water heater problems are igniter, burner or switch issues a tech can handle on site. Call first and describe the symptom so they bring the right part.
Four of the 8 listings say they do warranty work, including Pro RV Service and WiseGuys RV Services. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts so the claim goes through cleanly.
Confirm the propane is on, the tank has fuel and the switch inside is on. Look at the burner tube for soot or nests. Those checks are free and solve plenty of no-hot-water complaints before you spend money on a call.