Mesa Mobile RV Repair Mobile RV repair services in Mesa, and what each one costs
Ten services, all done at the rig by a mobile tech who comes to you. Most East Valley calls land in the first four: a roof that needs resealing before the monsoon, a rooftop AC that quit on a hot afternoon, a slide that will not move, or power that drops when the rig is plugged in. Every range below is the same number on the pricing page, and every one starts with a diagnosis on site, because a quote off a phone description is a guess.
On-site diagnosis and repair at your RV resort, storage lot, or home, no towing, no dealer wait.
Dig out sun-cracked lap sealant and reseal vents, skylights, and seams before monsoon rain finds the gaps.
We diagnose rooftop units, fix capacitors and fans, and install full replacements right at your space.
Stuck room? We fix slide motors, rack-and-gear systems, and sync faults where the rig is parked, even if it won't budge.
We meter our way to the fault, whether it is power dropping at the pedestal, a dead outlet, a transfer switch, a converter, or a melted shore-power plug.
Water pumps, valves, lines, and fresh/gray/black tank problems diagnosed and repaired at your site.
Water heaters, furnaces, fridges, and batteries, and before any work you hear from us whether repairing or replacing makes more sense.
The arrival checkout, the pre-monsoon roof check, and the storage prep, done at your space on the Arizona calendar.
Storage-lot scrapes, compartment doors, gelcoat cracks, trim, and delamination fixed on site, and a straight answer when it needs a body shop.
Onan and portable generators that will not start, have no output, or surge. Usually a varnished carburetor.
Published price ranges in Mesa and the East Valley
| Service | Typical Mesa range |
|---|---|
| Mobile RV Repair | $75–$150 trip + $125–$190/hr |
| RV Roof Repair & Reseal | $500–$1,200 full reseal |
| RV AC Repair | $200–$600 repair, $1,200–$2,500 replaced |
| Slide-Out Repair | $500–$2,500 |
| RV Electrical Repair | $150–$900 |
| RV Plumbing Repair | $150–$700 |
| RV Appliance Repair | $150–$1,800 |
| RV Maintenance & Pre-Season Service | $200–$900 per visit |
| RV Body & Fiberglass Repair | $250–$1,200 |
| RV Generator Repair | $300–$900 |
What moves a quote on this page is usually one of three things: whether we have the part on hand, whether the roof has soft decking under the failed sealant, and whether the rig has shore power where it sits. A storage-lot call with no pedestal takes longer than the same job at a resort space. Engines, transmissions, brakes and chassis work are not on this list because they are truck-shop work, and we will tell you so rather than take the job.
Full line-by-line pricing lives on the pricing page, the areas we cover are on service areas, and the FAQ answers what comes up most on the phone.