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Mobile RV repair in Phoenix

There are 9 mobile RV techs based in Phoenix. 0 publish a trip fee or hourly rate. 4 name a certification we can link to.

Ranked by what each business has published: a trip fee or hourly rate first, then a named certification we can link to, then the number of Google reviews. Mobile techs list before shops that also travel. Nobody pays for placement. Data read 2026-09-07.

Blue Ribbon RV Inspection and Service LLC

Mobile specialistFocuses on one system (refrigerators, roofs, tanks, hydronic heat) rather than general repair.What do these terms mean? RVTAA (RV Technician Association of America)A membership body with three credentials: Registered, Certified and Master Certified RV Service Technician. Closely tied to the National RV Training Academy.What do these terms mean?NRVIA Certified RV InspectorAn inspector credential, not a repair credential. NRVIA inspectors follow published standards of practice for pre-purchase RV inspections.What do these terms mean?
Based in Phoenix. Says it covers: “"operates all over the state of Arizona, a trip charge and/or lodging fee may apply outside of the Phoenix Metro area"”
4.9 on Google, 183 reviews (listing, September 6, 2026)

Blue Ribbon RV Inspection and Service is based in Phoenix and says it "operates all over the state of Arizona," with a trip charge or lodging fee possible outside the Phoenix metro.

Highroad Mobile RV Repair LLC

Mobile specialistFocuses on one system (refrigerators, roofs, tanks, hydronic heat) rather than general repair.What do these terms mean? NRVTA (National RV Training Academy)A training school in Athens, Texas. Graduates usually go on to RVTAA technician or NRVIA inspector credentials; the academy itself is the school, not the certifying body.What do these terms mean?
Based in Phoenix. Says it covers: “Professional RV roof restoration and replacement throughout Phoenix Metro.”
5.0 on Google, 64 reviews (Google Maps, September 6, 2026)

Highroad Mobile RV Repair is a roof specialist based in Phoenix.

Five Star RV & Trailer Services

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? RVIA/RVDA Certified TechnicianThe older industry certification (Registered, Certified, Master Certified) run by the RV Dealers Association and RV Industry Association before RVTI took over. Still held by many working techs.What do these terms mean? Says it takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
Based in Phoenix. Says it covers: “We provide expert RV and trailer repair services across the entire Greater Phoenix area. Our mobile units are ready to come to you from Scot…”
4.9 on Google, 57 reviews (listing, September 7, 2026)

Five Star RV & Trailer Services is based in Phoenix and says it covers the greater Phoenix area "from Scottsdale to Surprise," naming Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Tempe, Peoria and Avondale.

RV Eagle

Mobile specialistFocuses on one system (refrigerators, roofs, tanks, hydronic heat) rather than general repair.What do these terms mean? Aqua-Hot factory authorizedTrained by Aqua-Hot (Airxcel) on its hydronic heating systems. Matters if your coach has one; irrelevant otherwise.What do these terms mean?Onan / Cummins generator serviceFactory training on Onan (Cummins) RV generators. Useful when the generator is the problem.What do these terms mean?
Based in Phoenix. Says it covers: “We Service Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Glendale, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tempe, Peoria, Surprise, Avondale, Goodyear, Buckeye, El Mirage, Tolleson…”
3.7 on Google, 45 reviews (listing, September 7, 2026)

RV Eagle is based in Phoenix and says it serves the whole Phoenix area, listing Mesa, Chandler, Glendale, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tempe, Peoria, Surprise, Avondale, Goodyear and Buckeye among many others, plus Globe, Florence, Casa Grande and Prescott.

Blue Agave Mobile RV Repair

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? Says it takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
Based in Phoenix. Says it covers: “// VALLEYWIDE SERVICE //”
4.8 on Google, 25 reviews (listing, September 6, 2026)
This business has not published rates or a service area. What is known is on its page.
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Questions people ask about RV repair in Phoenix

How much does a mobile RV tech cost in Phoenix?

None of the 9 Phoenix techs publishes a rate, so ask on the phone what the trip fee is and whether it includes the first hour. Across Arizona, techs that do publish rates charge trip fees from $75 to $250 and hourly rates from $110 to $180.

Is there a certified mobile RV technician in Phoenix?

4 Phoenix techs list a named certification we can link to: Blue Ribbon RV Inspection and Service LLC, Highroad Mobile RV Repair LLC, Five Star RV & Trailer Services, RV Eagle. "Certified" here means the business names the certifying body on its own site; it does not mean this site has checked it.

Who can come out after hours in Phoenix?

2 Phoenix techs say on their own site that they take after-hours or emergency calls: Five Star RV & Trailer Services, Blue Agave Mobile RV Repair. Expect a higher rate after hours; ask before they roll.

Every number on this page comes from the business's own website or its Google listing, read on the date shown. If you run a mobile RV service in Phoenix and are not here, get listed.