RV service that comes to you

Yes. Every job is mobile — a local pro comes to your RV and works on it right where it sits, whether that is a campsite, a storage lot, or your driveway in New Braunfels or the surrounding Hill Country. There is no need to tow your rig anywhere, and you get a written quote on-site before any work begins.

Most mobile RV repairs in the New Braunfels area run between $150 and $800. Two numbers make up almost every bill: a service-call fee (usually $95 to $150, which typically goes toward the repair once you approve it) and on-site labor (usually $120 to $175 per hour). Parts are on top of that. A local pro gives you the price in writing before any work starts, so there are no surprises.

Service covers New Braunfels and the surrounding Texas Hill Country, including Canyon Lake, San Marcos, Seguin, Cibolo, Schertz, Bulverde, Garden Ridge, and Selma. That spans Comal, Guadalupe, Hays, and Bexar counties. If your RV is parked at a campground, storage lot, or home anywhere in that area, a local pro can come to you.

You pay a service-call fee that covers travel and diagnosis. Then you pay for parts and labor on the repair you approve. A local pro gives you the diagnosis and a clear quote before any repair work starts. A pro never works on an open-ended okay. A few things change the price. Those are the part type, how hard the access is, and the size of the repair. Each service page explains this.

It depends on a few things. Your spot in the service area matters. So does how busy local pros are and whether your problem is an emergency. A local pro books scheduled visits for a time window and puts emergency calls first by safety. When you call, we take your request and share a real ETA from the pro instead of a blanket promise. We also follow up with you if the schedule changes.

An emergency is unsafe or getting worse fast. One example is no cooling in dangerous heat while people are inside. Another is a water leak you cannot stop. A slide or steps stuck when you need to travel also counts. So does losing all power while you live in the RV. A fridge acting up or a broken appliance feels urgent but is usually safe to schedule. We sort this out honestly when you call.

Yes. We are a referral service that connects you with independent local service professionals, not a warranty company. Even so, local pros work with owners on extended-warranty and insurance claims often. A pro gives you an itemized written estimate up front for pre-approval. On finished work, the pro supplies diagnostic notes, dated photos, and a detailed invoice. The invoice lists the fault, the parts, and the labor. That is the paperwork adjusters and warranty companies usually need to approve a claim or pay you back.

Local pros stock the common OEM parts and tools for the problems seen most. That includes capacitors, fan motors, control boards, and seals. So most repairs finish in one visit. Sometimes a fix needs a special or model-specific part the pro does not carry. The pro still diagnoses it at your site and gives you a written quote. Then the pro orders the part and sets up a follow-up visit to install it. Nothing is ordered until you approve the estimate.

Yes. That is the whole point of mobile service. A local pro comes to wherever your RV legally sits. That includes RV parks and campgrounds around Canyon Lake and the Guadalupe River. It includes state and county river parks. It includes storage lots in New Braunfels, San Marcos, and Seguin. It also includes private driveways and properties across the area. If a park or storage lot has gate codes, quiet hours, or access rules, tell us when you call. Then the visit can be planned around them.

Not much. Just make the work area easy to reach. Clear space around the RV so the pro can park close and get to the problem. Keep slide-outs and any utility or storage bays open. Make sure the RV has power if the issue is electrical or climate-related. Shore power or a generator works. Please secure your pets. Have a quick note about what the RV is doing and when it started so the pro can find the problem fast.

Yes. A local pro handles both winterizing and spring de-winterizing at your site. There is no need to haul the RV anywhere. Winterizing drains and blows out the water lines. It bypasses the water heater and adds RV antifreeze to protect the plumbing through Central Texas cold snaps. De-winterizing flushes the system, then refills and pressurizes it. It also includes a leak and water-system check before your first trip. It is a good time to catch a weeping fitting or a tired water pump before it strands you.