Emergency RV repair, day or night

What to do when your RV breaks down

First, get to a safe place. On a highway, pull as far onto the shoulder as you can, turn on your hazards, and set out reflectors or triangles if you have them. If you smell propane or gas, get everyone out and away from the rig before doing anything else. Once you’re safe, call 833-FIXED-RV and tell us what happened and where you are — a cross street, mile marker, campground name, or a dropped pin all work.

You don’t need to diagnose the problem yourself. Describe the symptoms — no power, won’t start, a leak, a burning smell, a slide-out that won’t retract — and we’ll route you to the right kind of help instead of leaving you to sort through search results while you’re stressed and possibly stranded.

Why one number beats searching at 2 a.m.

In an emergency, the worst time to vet a repair shop is while you’re standing on the shoulder. Many shops don’t answer after hours, mobile techs book up, and a map full of listings doesn’t tell you who actually does emergency RV work. 833-FIXED-RV keeps a network of screened RV repair shops and mobile technicians so that one call does the legwork: we find who’s available near you and get them on your problem.

Because the line is answered by a real person around the clock, there’s no phone tree and no waiting for a callback to even start. Emergency RV repair is exactly the situation this service was built for — a single, memorable number that works the same whether you’re three hours from home or three states away.

What we can dispatch

• Mobile RV technicians who come to your site or roadside.
• If a rig can’t be driven, your assigned pro helps coordinate a tow to the shop.
• Local RV repair shops for work that’s best done in the bay.
• Help across systems — power and batteries, AC and furnace, plumbing and leaks, slide-outs and leveling, and roadside issues.