One Stop Custom Shop
Colorado Springs RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 41 reviews, known for electrical and custom work.
Winter comes early here, and a hard freeze can split a water line before you notice. Three shops in Colorado Springs handle RV winterization and related repairs. They average 4.9 stars across the group, with One Stop Custom Shop and RV Repair - HIGH ALPINE RENTALS each holding a 5.0. The RV Smith carries the most reviews at 114. Book before the first cold snap, because everyone else will be calling too.
Colorado Springs RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 41 reviews, known for electrical and custom work.
Family-owned Colorado Springs RV shop with 4.7 stars from 114 reviews, known for honest prices and friendly service.
Colorado Springs shop focused on RV roof repair, now operating as High Alpine Rentals on West High Street.
Within a short drive of Colorado Springs. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV dealer and repair shop in Fountain, CO, with 3.9 stars from 2115 reviews. Known for helpful sales staff and camper selection.
Camping World RV Service in Fountain handles roof and awning repair, warranty work, collision repair and winterization.
RV repair shop and body shop in Falcon, CO with certified techs, parts, and storage. Rated 4.2 from 419 reviews.
Family-run RV dealer in Falcon with consignment, parts and service, holding a 5.0 rating from 24 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Peyton and the Colorado Springs area, with 154 reviews averaging 5.0 stars.
Veteran-owned mobile RV repair and inspection service in Fountain, CO, rated 5.0 from 169 Google reviews.
RV repair shop in Monument, CO handling roofs, A/C, awnings, electrical and mobile calls, with mixed reviews on pricing.
Mobile RV repair and solar service in Monument, CO, with a 5.0 rating from 78 Google reviews.
Blowing out the lines is the easy part. A proper job also means draining the water heater, pouring antifreeze in the traps, and checking the seals around roof vents and awning rails. All three shops here list winterize, roof, and awning work. Two of them handle water heaters, and one, RV Repair - HIGH ALPINE RENTALS, also lists furnace service. Ask what gets checked before the antifreeze goes in, and whether they pull the anode rod to look at it. If you have a washer or an ice maker, say so when you book.
None of the three shops here lists mobile service. That means you will need to drive the rig in, so plan around your storage spot or campground. If the RV cannot move, call a mobile tech from the broader area, though you may wait longer in the fall rush. For winterization itself, a shop usually makes more sense because they can fix a bad seal or a cracked fitting while the lines are open. The average rating of 4.9 across these shops suggests most people leave satisfied. Ask about drop-off times and whether they can store the rig for a day.
None of these shops advertises warranty work, so check with your extended service plan before you commit. A quick call to the plan administrator can save an argument later. Parts matter too. One Stop Custom Shop lists generator, chassis, and emergency service, which helps if you are heading out late in the season. The RV Smith lists insurance and body work, useful if a roof leak turned into water damage. Book winterization in early fall. The first hard freeze can hit before you expect, and the good slots fill up fast.
There are 3 shops listed for winterization in Colorado Springs. They average 4.9 stars. Two of them, One Stop Custom Shop and RV Repair - HIGH ALPINE RENTALS, hold perfect 5.0 ratings. The RV Smith has the most reviews at 114, which gives you a good sample to read through.
Ask whether they blow out the lines and add antifreeze, and whether they check the water heater and roof seals while they are at it. All three shops list roof and awning work, and two list water heaters. If your rig has a furnace, RV Repair - HIGH ALPINE RENTALS lists that too.
No, none of the three lists mobile service. You will need to bring the RV to the shop. If that is not possible, look for a mobile tech in the wider area, but book early because fall schedules fill up. A shop visit also lets them fix small issues while the system is drained.
None of the three shops advertises warranty work. Check with your service plan before booking. Ask the shop if they will bill the plan directly or if you pay and file for reimbursement. Get any approval in writing so there is no confusion when you pick up the RV.