Mobile RV techs are convenient for some jobs. Others really need a shop — lifts, indoor bays, parts on hand and room to work. Here’s how to tell which is which.
Jobs that can work on-site
- Simple appliance diagnostics
- Battery swaps
- Minor electrical troubleshooting
- Small sealant touch-ups in good weather
Jobs that belong in a shop
- Roof repair and replacement — weather and access matter
- Collision, fiberglass and paint
- Brakes, bearings, axles and suspension
- Engine and transmission work
- Slide-out repairs
- Anything needing parts you don’t want to wait for
The middle ground: pickup and delivery
If driving the RV in is the problem, pickup and delivery gives you shop-quality work without the trip. At El Toro RV Service, pickup and delivery is free within about 10 miles of our Orange shop, with some limits on fifth wheels and travel trailers. See pickup and delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Is a mobile tech cheaper?
Sometimes for small jobs, but repeat visits for parts or weather can add up.
Do you offer mobile repair?
We offer free pickup and delivery within about 10 miles of the shop.
Can you pick up a towable?
Often yes — call to confirm for your trailer.
Need help with this? See our pickup and delivery service, call (949) 830-1996, or request an appointment. Appointments are available Monday through Friday, and Saturday appointments begin January 1, 2027.
Have a question about your RV?
Our service advisors answer the phone — and we put the estimate in writing before any work.
