Class A RV Repairs
Learn more about Class A RV Repairs
- Inspection fee
- Ask for a quote
- Offers
- Pre-purchase
- Phone
- (830) 217-6511
- Website
- classarvrepairs.com
About Class A RV Repairs
Class A RV Repairs sits in Pipe Creek, a straight shot off Highway 16, and the shop has been working on RVs since 1994. It covers pre-purchase inspections along with roof, moisture, generator and chassis checks. Repair work ranges from fiberglass and collision to electrical, brakes and paint. Reviews point to pricing as the thing people talk about most. One customer said the shop came back with estimates and looked into options before starting. Another trusted them enough to hand over the keys and leave the rig while out of state. Reviewers also mention warranty and repair quality. One said a rough first visit turned around when the staff pulled a mechanic off another job to make things right. It is a women-owned business with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking. People with horse trailers use it too, not just motorhomes. The shop is closed overnight, so call ahead with hours if you're planning a stop.
Good to know
- Pre-purchase inspections available
- Working on RVs since 1994
- 4.5 stars from 128 Google reviews
- Women-owned business
- Easy access off Highway 16
Amenities
Hours
| Monday | 8am – 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am – 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am – 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am – 5pm |
| Friday | 8am – 5pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Inspectors usually work by appointment at the RV's location. Ask how soon they can get the report to you.
See what people say about Class A RV Repairs
“This is a mixed story. Our initial service was awful. Wrong parts, missed items slated for repair, and a poor job of doing what they actually did.” – Terry M., 4 years ago, on Google
“Great service; kind people! I dropped off my newly purchased used horse trailer to have the hubs repacked and several items checked (e.g brakes, AC, lights).” – Steven B., 3 years ago, on Google
“Had brakes and shocks replaced on my 5th wheel travel trailer. They packed the wheel bearings and checked out sealant on the roof. A few places up top were addressed to make sure it was water tight.” – Tim F., 2 years ago, on Google