Wampler’s RV Repair
RV repair shop in Terrell, TX, with a 4.9-star rating from 72 reviews, specializing in paint, body work, and mobile service.
A water heater that won't light or keeps tripping the reset is one of those problems that turns a good trip sour fast. Terrell has two RV water heater repair shops, both mobile-capable and both rated well by the people who've used them. The average rating across the pair sits at 4.8, so you're not picking from the bottom of the barrel here.
RV repair shop in Terrell, TX, with a 4.9-star rating from 72 reviews, specializing in paint, body work, and mobile service.
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Most water heater calls come down to a handful of things: a fouled burner tube, a thermocouple or control board that's quit, a corroded tank fitting, or an element burned out on the electric side. LP models often just need the flue and orifice cleaned. Ask the shop to check the anode rod while they're in there, since a spent rod is what eats tanks from the inside. Both Wampler's RV Repair and Bestway RV list water heater work among their services, so either can handle the diagnosis and the fix.
Both Terrell shops do mobile work, which matters if your rig is parked and you'd rather not break camp to chase a repair. Mobile calls are handy for a no-light condition or a pilot that won't stay lit. Pulling the unit for a tank replacement or a stubborn fitting is usually easier on a bench. Ask on the phone which one your symptom points to, and ask whether the part is in stock before anyone rolls. Bestway RV keeps parts on hand, which can save a return trip.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, so call ahead if your trip has a date attached. Both shops do warranty work, which is worth knowing if your heater is still covered. Have your coverage details ready and ask about pre-approval before work starts so there are no surprises on the bill. Wampler's RV Repair is certified and handles insurance, and both shops list warranty and insurance among their features. Ratings run 4.9 from 72 reviews at Wampler's and 4.7 from 121 at Bestway.
There are 2 shops listed for RV water heater repair in Terrell, and both also offer mobile service. Their average rating is 4.8, so the competition is tight between them.
Yes, both of the 2 listed shops do warranty work. Bring your policy details and ask about pre-approval before anyone starts the job.
Often yes. Both Terrell shops are mobile-capable, and a no-light or pilot problem is a common mobile call. A tank swap or seized fitting may still be easier in a shop.
Call ahead if your trip has a date on it. Spring and early summer are busy, and asking whether the needed part is in stock can save you a second appointment.