Electrical and coach power
Describe shore-power, battery-power, charging, outlet, breaker, GFCI, lighting, or coach-power behavior.
Stop for visible damage.Do not touch anything hot, wet, melted, sparking, or visibly damaged.
All makes welcome
Mobile RV repair for the systems behind the trip.
Airstream is a specialty—not a limit. Silver Bullet welcomes travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, motorhomes, coaches, camper vans, B-vans, and specialty or converted rigs. Send the RV details, exact location, symptoms, warning codes, and clear photos so dispatch can confirm the right service fit before scheduling.
24-hour mobile service by appointment. Response time, travel availability, and service scope are confirmed when you call or text.
All makes welcomeRV + service fit confirmed first
Coach systemsStart with what changed
Mobile at the RVAccess + location reviewed
Call or textSend photos, labels + codes
Mobile repair areas
Describe the problem in your own words.
Tell dispatch when the issue began, what still works, and what you can safely see, hear, or smell. Photos, labels, warning lights, and codes provide useful context.
A/C and heating
Share thermostat settings, airflow, fan behavior, sounds, breaker trips, and whether one unit or the whole coach is affected.
Turn equipment offfor smoke, a burning odor, or unusual heat.
Plumbing, pumps, and leaks
Note city-water or pump use, the highest visible wet point, and whether weather or recent travel came first.
Stay clearof water near electrical equipment.
Slides and awnings
Note motor sounds, which side moves, wind, visible obstructions, and any new grinding or binding.
Stop operatingequipment that is crooked, striking something, or moving unevenly.
Appliance concerns
From a safe position, share the appliance, power or fuel source, indicator lights, alarm, and displayed code.
Leave for gas or an LP/CO alarm.Contact emergency or qualified help from a safe location.
Roofline and exterior
Document weather, recent travel, visible staining, loose material, impact, or changes around exterior equipment.
Use ground-level photos.Do not climb onto a wet, hot, windy, damaged, or unfamiliar roof.
Every RV, component, symptom, and location is different. These categories help describe the concern; they do not promise that every repair or component is covered. Dispatch confirms service fit and scope before scheduling.
RVs we welcome
Every coach starts with context.
Send the year, make, model, floor plan when known, and the system involved. Existing equipment, access, component availability, location, and the requested work can affect service fit.
- Travel trailers
- Fifth wheels and toy haulers
- Motorhomes and coaches
- Camper vans and B-vans
- Specialty and converted rigs
Coach or driving side?
Tell us which side of the RV is affected.
This page focuses on the living-area and coach systems described above. Tell dispatch in advance when the concern involves the engine, drivetrain, chassis, steering, brakes, tires, collision damage, towing, or an unsafe roadside location so the correct service fit can be confirmed.
Unsafe location?Emergency or roadside help should come first when the RV or location is unsafe.
Seven details that help
Send a useful first message.
- RV year, make, model, and floor plan when known
- Exact location, including site, unit, space, or row
- What changed, when it began, and what still works
- One wide photo of the RV and work area
- Close photos of the concern and equipment labels
- Warning lights, codes, or a short video when safe
- Warranty or service-plan information when relevant
How mobile service works
From first message to the RV.
Dispatch reviews the visit before an appointment is confirmed.
Describe the RV and concern
Call or text the coach details, symptom, location, photos, labels, and codes.
Confirm the visit
Review service fit, timing, travel, property access, working space, and warranty requirements.
Meet at the RV
Prepare the agreed work area and follow the property's rules for on-site service.
Mobile RV repair FAQs
Before you schedule.
Do you work on RVs other than Airstreams?
Yes. Airstream is a specialty, and Silver Bullet also welcomes all RV makes and models. Send the RV details and concern so service fit can be confirmed.
What kinds of mobile RV concerns can I describe?
Published service areas include electrical and charging, A/C and heating, plumbing and visible leaks, slides and awnings, appliances and LP-related concerns, roofline and exterior issues, inspections, orientations, upgrades, and warranty coordination. The specific scope is confirmed before scheduling.
Do you handle engine or chassis problems?
This page focuses on coach and living-area systems. Disclose engine, drivetrain, chassis, steering, brake, tire, towing, collision, or roadside concerns before scheduling so Silver Bullet can confirm whether the visit is a fit.
Can service be coordinated at an RV park or storage facility?
A mobile visit may be coordinated at a driveway, RV park, campground, or storage location when the property permits the work and suitable access and space are available.
Can you tell what is wrong from a text message?
Photos and details can help dispatch understand the concern and confirm service fit. A complete diagnosis may require an on-site inspection.
Tell us what changed.
Call or text the RV year, make, model, exact location, symptoms, warning codes, and clear photos. You do not need a perfect diagnosis.