From Kenner to Slidell, Metairie to Marrero

Mobile RV Repair in New Orleans

New Orleans Mobile RV Repair brings mobile RV repair in New Orleans to your campsite, driveway, or storage lot, from Metairie and Kenner to Gretna, Marrero, Chalmette, and Slidell. We fix generators, electrical faults, rooftop AC units, refrigerators, and roof leaks on motorhomes and towables right where they're parked, and many repairs are completed in a single visit.

Call (504) 766-5055

Tell Us About Your RV

Mobile RV repair technician beside a Class A motorhome at a New Orleans East RV park under live oaks
  • We Come to Your Campsite or Driveway
  • Upfront Estimate Before Any Work
  • Motorhomes and Towables
  • East Bank, Westbank, and Northshore

What We Fix

What Can We Fix at Your Campsite in New Orleans?

We repair every major RV system on site, from the generator to the roof. Heat, humidity, and storm season keep these five the busiest around New Orleans, and every other system on the list below gets the same on-site care.

RV Generator Repair

Generators that won't start after sitting, surge under load, or quit halfway through a power outage. We test them under real load and get them ready for storm season.

RV Electrical Repair

Dead outlets, batteries that won't charge, and shore power that trips after a thunderstorm. We trace the fault with a meter, from the pedestal to the breaker panel.

RV AC Repair

Rooftop units that run but can't keep up with a humid Gulf Coast afternoon. We check the capacitor, fan motor, coil, and drain before any part gets replaced.

RV Refrigerator Repair

Absorption and residential fridges that stop cooling on gas or electric when the heat sets in. We find whether it's power, airflow, or the cooling unit itself.

RV Roof Repair

Leaks from hurricane rain, summer downpours, and sealant baked by the sun. We find where the water gets in and reseal or patch it before it reaches the subfloor.

Everything Else We Repair On Site

  • RV Plumbing Repair

    Water pumps that cycle, dripping fittings, and toilets that won't hold a seal.

  • RV Water Heater Repair

    Gas and electric water heaters that stay cold, checked from the igniter to the element.

  • RV Furnace Repair

    Furnaces that click or blow cold on the rare chilly Gulf Coast night.

  • RV Slide-Out Repair

    Slides that stick, drift out of square, or stop partway.

  • RV Awning Repair

    Torn fabric, bent arms, and power awnings that won't retract after a windy storm.

  • RV Appliance Repair

    Stoves, microwaves, and vent fans that quit, diagnosed where you're parked.

  • RV Inspections

    Pre-purchase and pre-trip walk-throughs of the roof, power, plumbing, and appliances.

  • Emergency RV Repair

    Breakdowns that can't wait at a campsite, storage lot, or roadside. Call (504) 766-5055 and tell us what's happening.

Storm Season

Is Your RV Ready for Hurricane Season?

Hurricane season runs June through November on the Gulf Coast, and RVs around New Orleans need help at two different times: getting ready before a storm, and getting checked after one.

Before a Storm

Generator tested under load, with fresh fuel and a clean filter
Roof seams, vents, and the AC base checked and resealed
Batteries, transfer switch, and surge protection checked
Slide seals and awning secured for travel or a long wait

After a Storm

Roof and ceiling checked for wind-driven rain
Electrical system checked after surges and outages
Generator serviced after long run times
Floors and walls checked for soft spots and hidden water

If a storm is in the forecast, call (504) 766-5055 early. Schedules fill quickly once a system has a name.

Fifth wheel with its awning rolled in at a gated RV storage lot in Belle Chasse on a hazy afternoon

The New Orleans RV Year

When Does New Orleans Fill Up With RVs?

Something brings RVs to town almost every season. Here's what's happening and what it means for your rig.

Winter

Snowbirds settle in for the mild Gulf winter, Celebration in the Oaks lights up City Park, the Sugar Bowl fills the Superdome, Pardi-Gras brings the Parrot Heads, and Carnival builds toward Mardi Gras.

Furnaces and water heaters get their first real workout, and campgrounds fill up on parade weekends.

Spring

French Quarter Fest and Jazz Fest at the Fair Grounds bring visitors from all over the country.

A good time for an AC check before the heat arrives.

Summer

Essence Festival fills downtown over the Fourth of July, the heat and humidity peak, and hurricane season gets underway.

AC units and refrigerators work their hardest, and generators should be storm-ready.

Fall

Saints game days, the Bayou Classic over Thanksgiving weekend, and the busiest stretch of hurricane season.

Post-storm roof and electrical checks, then tailgate prep.

Areas We Serve

Where We Go: East Bank, Westbank, St. Bernard, and the Northshore

We cover Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, and St. Tammany parishes, using I-10, I-610, the Westbank Expressway, the Crescent City Connection, and the Twin Span to reach campgrounds, driveways, and storage lots. Whether you're parked near Bayou Sauvage in New Orleans East, along Lake Pontchartrain, or in a lot off Engineers Road in Belle Chasse, we come to you.

Mobile RV technician walking up to a Class C motorhome parked in a Metairie driveway shaded by a live oak

East Bank

New Orleans and the Jefferson Parish suburbs along I-10 and Airline Highway.

  • New Orleans
  • New Orleans East
  • Gentilly
  • Lakeview
  • Mid-City
  • Metairie
  • Old Metairie
  • Fat City
  • Kenner
  • Rivertown

Westbank

Across the Crescent City Connection, along the Westbank Expressway.

  • Gretna
  • Terrytown
  • Harvey
  • Marrero
  • Algiers
  • Belle Chasse

St. Bernard

Just downriver, a short drive from New Orleans East.

  • Chalmette
  • Arabi
  • Meraux

Northshore

Across the I-10 Twin Span, about 20 minutes from New Orleans East.

  • Slidell
  • Olde Towne Slidell
  • Eden Isles

What to Expect

From Your Call to a Working RV

  1. 1

    Call or Send the Form

    Call (504) 766-5055 or send the form with your RV's type, what it's doing, and where it's parked.

  2. 2

    We Talk Through It

    We ask a few questions about the symptoms so the technician brings the right tools and the parts that problem usually needs.

  3. 3

    A Technician Comes to You

    The technician diagnoses the problem at your campsite, driveway, or storage lot and gives you an upfront estimate before any work begins.

  4. 4

    Fixed and Tested On Site

    Many repairs are completed in a single visit, and every fix is tested before the technician leaves. If a part has to be ordered, you'll know upfront.

Motorhomes, Fifth Wheels, Trailers, and the Brands Inside Them

We work on Class A, B, and C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and pop-up campers from Winnebago, Thor, Jayco, Forest River, Keystone, Grand Design, Heartland, Newmar, Tiffin, and Coachmen. Inside, most rigs share the same systems, including Onan and Generac generators, Dometic and Coleman-Mach air conditioners, Norcold and Dometic refrigerators, Suburban and Atwood water heaters, and Lippert slide systems, so diagnosis follows the same steps whatever badge is on the front.

Parks and Storage Lots

RV Parks and Storage Lots in Our Service Area

Our technicians regularly head to RV parks in New Orleans East and storage lots on the Westbank, from New Orleans RV Resort & Marina near Lake Pontchartrain to the lots along Engineers Road in Belle Chasse. If your park or lot has rules for outside service, mention them when you call.

Campgrounds and RV Parks

RV Storage

Questions

New Orleans RV Repair Questions, Answered

Is there mobile RV repair near me in New Orleans?

Yes. New Orleans Mobile RV Repair sends a technician to your campsite, driveway, or storage lot across New Orleans, including New Orleans East, Gentilly, Lakeview, Mid-City, and Algiers. We also cover Metairie, Kenner, Gretna, Marrero, Chalmette, and Slidell. Call (504) 766-5055 with where the RV is parked and we'll confirm.

Do you come to Slidell and the Westbank?

Yes. Slidell is a short drive across the Twin Span from New Orleans East, and we cover the Westbank from Gretna and Terrytown to Harvey, Marrero, and Belle Chasse. If you're just outside those areas, call and tell us where the RV is parked.

Which RV repairs can be done where it's parked, and which need a shop?

Most generator, electrical, AC, refrigerator, roof, plumbing, water heater, and slide-out repairs can be handled where the RV is parked, and many are completed in a single visit. Major collision damage, frame work, and engine or transmission repairs on motorhomes are better suited to a shop. If a part has to be ordered, we'll tell you upfront and plan the return trip.

How does pricing work for mobile RV repair?

You'll get an upfront estimate after the technician diagnoses the problem and before any repair work starts. The cost depends on what's actually wrong and which parts it takes, which is why we don't quote a number over the phone sight unseen. Call (504) 766-5055 to describe what's happening.

How should I get my RV ready for hurricane season?

Start before June: run the generator under load, check the roof seams and vents, and make sure the batteries and transfer switch are healthy. Keep the fuel fresh, secure the awning, and know where the RV will go if you need to leave or ride out a storm. We can do a full pre-season check at your driveway or storage lot.

Should I have my RV checked after a hurricane or tropical storm?

Yes, even if nothing looks wrong. Wind-driven rain gets into seams and vents that a normal shower never reaches, and power surges and long outages are hard on converters, batteries, and generators. A check soon after the storm catches slow leaks and electrical damage before they get worse.

How does New Orleans heat and humidity affect an RV?

Long, humid summers make rooftop AC units and absorption refrigerators work far harder than they do in drier places, and moisture finds its way into anything that isn't sealed. You'll often see it as weak cooling, a fridge that can't hold temperature, condensation, or musty smells. Keeping vents clear, parking in shade, and having the AC and fridge checked before summer goes a long way.

Can you come to my campground or storage lot?

Yes. We service RVs at parks such as New Orleans RV Resort & Marina, Three Oaks & a Pine RV Park, and Royal Palms RV Park, and at storage lots including General De Gaulle Storage, Belle Chasse Boat & RV Storage, and Toys On Wheels RV Storage. Some parks and lots have rules for outside service, so share your site number, gate code, or the office contact when you call.

Can you check my RV before Mardi Gras or Jazz Fest?

Yes. A pre-trip check covers the generator, electrical system, AC, refrigerator, roof, and slides, so problems turn up before the parade weekend or festival instead of during it. Campgrounds around the city fill up for those weekends, so call (504) 766-5055 a week or two ahead.

What RV types and brands do you work on?

We work on Class A, B, and C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and pop-up campers from Winnebago, Thor, Jayco, Forest River, Keystone, Grand Design, Heartland, Newmar, Tiffin, and Coachmen, among others. The generators, air conditioners, refrigerators, and water heaters inside are shared across brands, so the same diagnostic steps apply. Tell us your year, make, and model when you call.

What should I ask before hiring a mobile RV technician in Louisiana?

Ask whether they carry liability insurance and which RV training or certifications they hold, such as RVTAA or RVIA programs, then confirm those with the issuing organization. It's also fair to ask how estimates work and what happens if a part has to be ordered. A reputable technician will answer plainly and give you an estimate before starting.

Your RV Stays Put. We Come to It.

Call (504) 766-5055 or send the form with your RV's details, and a technician will meet you at your campsite, driveway, or storage lot anywhere from Kenner to Slidell.

Call (504) 766-5055