Independent service lookup
Find a mobile RV technician
Use these third-party directories as starting points, then confirm that the individual technician is qualified for your exact appliance, energy source, and requested work.
Technician directories
Independent directory
RV Technical Institute
Search the RV Technical Institute directory for technicians listed by its training and certification program.
Open rvti.orgIndependent directory
RV Technician Association of America
Open the RVTAA site to use its locator for independent and mobile RV technicians.
Open rvtaa.orgNo referral relationship: RV Tech Lab does not receive compensation from these directories and does not vet, employ, or endorse individual listings. Each destination has its own terms and privacy practices.
Confirm before work begins
- Exact-system experienceYour appliance manufacturer, complete model, energy source, controls, and symptom.
- Credentials for the workCurrent certification plus any license or permit the task and jurisdiction require.
- InsuranceActive coverage appropriate to mobile work on the RV and appliance system.
- Written scope and estimateService-call fee, diagnostic scope, labor rate, parts authorization, and approval process before added work.
- Repair documentationDiagnosis, measurements, part numbers, work completed, and any remaining stop or monitoring condition.
- WarrantyWhat is covered for parts and labor, for how long, and who handles a return visit.
Prepare a useful first call
Have the RV year/make/model, appliance manufacturer and complete model/serial, exact display or symptom, operating mode, recent changes, hazard signs, and safe observations ready. Do not open a service area or perform another test just to complete the list.