Murphy's On-Site RV Repair
Mobile RV repair in Wisconsin Rapids, WI, with a 4.8-star rating from 249 reviews and service since 2006.
In Wisconsin Rapids, winter comes early and stays late, so getting your RV winterized isn't a maybe. Two local shops handle it, and both also fix roofs, fridges, and furnaces. One is mobile, meaning they come to you. With an average rating of 4.7, you're in decent hands. Book before the first hard freeze, because everyone else is thinking the same thing.
Mobile RV repair in Wisconsin Rapids, WI, with a 4.8-star rating from 249 reviews and service since 2006.
Family-owned Wisconsin Rapids RV dealer since 1963, with service for roof, AC, awning and more.
Within a short drive of Wisconsin Rapids. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Necedah, WI, handling A/C, roofs, water damage and appliances on site.
Winterization is more than a quick antifreeze pour. The shops here blow out lines, bypass the water heater, and add potable antifreeze to traps and tanks. They'll also check seals and look for spots where water can sneak in and freeze. In a place where the Wisconsin River ices over, a cracked line or a burst fitting is a spring surprise you don't want. Ask them to show you the low-point drains so you can do a quick check yourself. Both Murphy's On-Site RV Repair and Greeneway RV offer winterize service, and both handle water heaters and furnaces, so you can get the whole system ready in one visit.
Murphy's On-Site RV Repair is the mobile option, which means they come to your storage lot or driveway. That's handy if your rig is already parked for the season or if you don't want to tow it across town. Greeneway RV is a full shop with certified techs and body and tire work, so if you also need a roof patch or new tires, you can get it all done in one stop. Mobile service often has a trip fee, so ask when you call. And if you're storing outside, a mobile tech can also check your roof sealant while they're there, which saves you a second appointment.
The first hard freeze around here can hit before you've raked the last leaf, so don't wait until the last minute. Both shops do warranty work, and two of the two handle winterization. If you need a part, call ahead and ask if it's in stock. Nobody wants to drop off their RV and wait a week for a water heater bypass valve. Spring is also busy for A/C and roof repairs, so if you're booking then, expect a wait. For winterizing, aim for early fall. And if you're handy, watch the tech do it once; next year you might handle the basic drain and antifreeze yourself, then have them check your work.
Two shops in Wisconsin Rapids offer winterization. Both are listed in the directory, and both also handle roofs, A/C, fridges, and furnaces. That means you can get most of your cold-weather prep done in one place.
Yes, one of the two winterization shops is mobile. Murphy's On-Site RV Repair comes to you, which is useful if your RV is already in storage. The other shop, Greeneway RV, is a traditional shop with certified techs.
Both shops in town do warranty work. That's two out of two, so you have options. Call ahead with your warranty details and get pre-approval before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
Book before the first hard freeze, which can come early in this part of Wisconsin. Early fall is safest. Both shops get busy, so call a couple of weeks ahead. Ask if they have the parts on hand for your water heater bypass.