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We’d love to hear from you. We’re here to answer your questions and listen to your suggestions.

Hours
Mon – Fri
8:00 am — 6:00 pm
Sat
8:00 am — 12:00 pm
Sun
Closed
Contact
Phone
(210) 504-6811
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We have answers.
General Service & Booking
- What service area do you cover? Mobile repair and maintenance services are provided across the Texas Hill Country, including Harper, Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Junction, and Mason.
- Do I have to move my rig to a shop? No. Mobile RV service comes directly to your campsite, residence, or storage unit, saving you the hassle of hitching up and hauling your RV to a dealership.
- What are your dispatch/service call fees? Standard dispatch is $50 for areas within the primary service radius (including Kerrville, Fredericksburg, Mason, and Junction). For extended service areas beyond 25 miles from Harper, Texas, dispatch is calculated at $50 for the first 25 miles plus $1 per additional mile.
- Do you offer discounts for military or first responders? Yes. A $20 discount off the dispatch fee is available for Veterans and First Responders.
Pricing & Taxability
- How much are your preventative maintenance inspections? Tiered inspection packages are offered to fit your needs:
- Red Inspection (Safety First Check): $125 + dispatch
- White Inspection (Condition & Roof Audit): $225 + dispatch
- Blue Inspection (Full System Operational Check): $300 + dispatch
- Are RV repair services taxable in Texas? In Texas, repair labor and service call/dispatch fees are nontaxable when itemized separately on your invoice. Replacement parts, materials, and accessories remain subject to state sales tax.
Technical & Maintenance Systems
- What appliance brands do you service? Diagnostics, repairs, and installations are performed on major RV component brands, including Dometic, Norcold, Coleman, Atwood, Suburban, Lippert, and Furrion.
- What systems can be repaired on-site? Mobile repair covers air conditioning, propane appliances (furnaces, water heaters), plumbing, 12V DC / 120V AC electrical systems, awnings, leveling jacks, and slide-out mechanisms.
- How often should I get my RV roof inspected? Roof sealants should be visually audited at least twice a year. High heat and sun exposure in Texas accelerate lap sealant degradation, which can lead to costly structural leaks if left unaddressed.