Your Essential RV Questions Answered

Motorhomes fall into three categories: Class A (the largest and most luxurious), Class B (compact and van-like), and Class C (mid-size, built on a truck chassis). We service both gasoline and diesel motorhomes across all classes, providing routine maintenance, major repairs, and custom modifications. No matter what you drive, our skilled technicians will keep your RV road-ready.

Absolutely. Our certified technicians specialize in 12V DC, 120V AC, and generator systems. We troubleshoot and repair everything from faulty wiring to advanced upgrades like solar panel installations, inverter repairs, and power management system enhancements.

While we focus on RV living areas and onboard systems, we do provide basic chassis maintenance—including oil changes, filter replacements, and fluid checks. For more complex engine or transmission work, we connect you with trusted automotive mechanics in the area. However, we do repair chassis-related components like brakes, suspension, steering, and towing systems to ensure your motorhome handles safely on the road. 

Signs your RV may need fiberglass repair include cracks, spiderwebbing, fading, bubbling, delamination, and water damage. Addressing these issues early prevents costly structural damage. Our expert team at Rocky Mountain RV Service & Trailer Repair provides professional fiberglass restoration, ensuring a factory-quality finish and long-lasting protection.

Regular roof inspections are crucial to preventing leaks and water damage. Look for cracks, soft spots, sealant wear, or discoloration—all signs that maintenance is needed. Keeping the roof clean and resealed as recommended can extend its lifespan.

If a slide-out is sticking, making unusual noises, or failing to extend/retract, it may have electrical, hydraulic, or mechanical issues. Regular lubrication, seal inspections, and checking power sources can help prevent problems. 

Brakes and wheel bearings should be inspected at least once a year or every 12,000 miles, especially before long trips. Signs of wear include uneven braking, strange noises, or excessive heat around the wheels. 

Odors in an RV’s plumbing can come from trapped waste, clogged vents, or dried-out P-traps. Regular tank treatments, proper venting, and flushing the system with fresh water help keep odors in check. 

Yes! We service all towable RVs, from classic bumper-pull models to spacious fifth-wheels, compact pop-ups, truck campers, and toy haulers. Whether you're gearing up for your first trip or a seasoned RVer, we provide maintenance, repairs, and custom upgrades to fit your needs.

Absolutely. Fifth-wheel trailers have unique components, and our technicians are experienced in landing gear repairs, hitch maintenance, and electrical connections between your truck and trailer. Whether it's a motor failure, alignment issue, or lubrication need, we’ll make sure your setup is safe and smooth for towing.

 Yes! A working ramp door is essential for loading and securing your gear. We handle everything from minor repairs to full replacements and can also service tie-down systems, garage ventilation, and fuel storage compartments. Let us know what you need, and we’ll get your toy hauler adventure-ready.