Affordable RV Repair and Mobile Service
Waco RV repair shop with mobile service and a 4.9-star rating from 89 reviews.
A cold shower in an RV is a special kind of disappointment. In Waco, two mobile techs handle water heater repair, and both will come to your campsite. One has a strong track record; the other is newer but covers more systems. Here is what you need to know before you call.
Waco RV repair shop with mobile service and a 4.9-star rating from 89 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Waco, TX, covering AC, roof, awning, electrical, and plumbing, with weekend and after-hours appointments.
Within a short drive of Waco. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Both shops listed here are mobile, meaning they come to you. That saves you the trouble of hitching up and hauling your rig across town. The two shops together handle water heaters along with fridges, awnings, roof work, and A/C. One also does furnace, slide-out, and electrical work, so if your water heater problem turns out to be a wiring issue, they can handle it. The other focuses on the core systems and has a 4.9 rating from 89 reviews. Neither shop is a full-time water heater specialist, so ask on the phone if they have the parts for your model. Most common failures are the heating element, the thermostat, or a clogged check valve. A good tech will diagnose before quoting.
A mobile tech arrives at your site, which is handy if your RV is set up or you are staying long term. But some jobs, like replacing a tank, may be easier in a shop with a lift and a parts room. If the mobile tech finds the job needs a shop, they may refer you or schedule a return visit. In Waco, both listed businesses are mobile only, so you are not getting a shop visit. That is fine for most water heater repairs, which are often done from an access panel. Just make sure you have water and power available at your site so the tech can test the system after the fix. Also clear space around the water heater access.
Spring and early summer are busy for RV techs in Texas, so call ahead if you can. Ask if the part is in stock or if they need to order it; that can add days. If your RV is under warranty, ask if the shop works with your warranty provider and get pre-approval before any work starts. One of the Waco shops advertises warranty work, so mention it when you call. Keep a note of your water heater model and serial number handy. And while the tech is there, have them check the anode rod and the roof sealant around the vent, since water damage often starts up top. That is general advice, not a sales pitch.
There are 2 shops in Waco that handle RV water heater repair. Both are mobile techs, so they come to you. An additional 3 are listed as nearby.
The average rating is 4.6 stars across the 2 Waco shops. One shop has a 4.9 rating from 89 reviews, while the other has a 4.3 from 6 reviews.
Yes, both handle fridges, awnings, roof, and A/C in addition to water heaters. One also does furnace, slide-out, and electrical work. That helps if your water heater problem is actually electrical.
One of the two Waco shops advertises warranty work. Call ahead to confirm they accept your warranty provider and get pre-approval before any repair starts.