Camping World RV Service - Kansas City
Camping World RV Service in Kansas City, KS handles roof and awning repair, maintenance, warranty work, and RV spa cleaning.
Kansas City winters sneak up on you. One week it's mild, the next there's ice in the lines. I've had my share of cracked fittings and a water heater I forgot to drain. Here you'll find 2 shops in Kansas City that handle RV winterization, with an average rating of 4.4. Both do warranty work, which helps if your rig is still covered.
Camping World RV Service in Kansas City, KS handles roof and awning repair, maintenance, warranty work, and RV spa cleaning.
Kansas City RV dealer with repair service, a 3.8 rating from 434 reviews, and mixed word on service waits.
Within a short drive of Kansas City. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair and inspection in Lenexa, KS, rated 4.9 stars across 114 Google reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Smithville, MO, with 22 five-star reviews for AC, awning, and electrical fixes.
I wait until the last minute every year and end up scrambling. Don't be like me. Once the overnight lows start dipping below freezing, shops get slammed. The two winterization spots here both book up fast in late fall, especially the one with the long review history. Call ahead and ask what their winterization includes: do they blow out the lines, add antifreeze, and check the water heater bypass? Also ask if they can look at the roof sealant while it's in. Small cracks turn into big leaks after a freeze-thaw cycle. Camping World RV Service - Kansas City has a perfect rating from a single review, so not much to go on, but they're an option. The other Camping World location has hundreds of reviews and a solid 3.8. Either way, get on the schedule early.
One thing I like about mobile techs is they come to you, but for winterization, a shop often makes more sense because they can also address other systems. The two listed here are both shops, not mobile, so you'll need to haul your RV in. That's fine if your rig is already parked for the season. If you're still using it, ask if they can do the winterization while you wait. Some shops offer that, but call to confirm. And if you're storing it outside, ask about covering the tires and sealing up any gaps where mice can get in. Little things save big headaches.
Don't just ask for a winterization special. Ask what they check. Do they test the antifreeze concentration? Do they run the furnace to make sure it's working before you store it? Both shops here list generator and slide-out service among their types, so they're set up for more than just a drain and fill. The Camping World RV Service location also has parts on site, which is handy if you need a new water heater bypass valve or a cap. If you're under warranty, ask about pre-approval before any extra work gets done. That step saves arguments later.
There are 2 shops in Kansas City that do RV winterization, both Camping World locations. Their average rating is 4.4, and both offer warranty work.
Yes, both shops in Kansas City do warranty work. Call ahead to confirm they can handle your specific warranty provider and get pre-approval for any repairs beyond winterization.
The two winterization shops listed here are fixed locations, not mobile techs. You'll need to bring your RV to them. If you need mobile service, ask around or check with other RV techs in the area.
Both shops handle roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, generator, and leveling work. The Camping World - Kansas City also services A/C. So you can get several items checked off in one visit.