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Mobile, seasonal · Mesa, Arizona

Full Service RV

Call (480) 704-4474 fullservicerv.com
RVIA/RVDA Certified TechnicianThe older industry certification (Registered, Certified, Master Certified) run by the RV Dealers Association and RV Industry Association before RVTI took over. Still held by many working techs.What do these terms mean? Part of the yearThis tech is only in the area for part of the year, usually the winter snowbird months.What do these terms mean? Takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
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Full Service RV is run by Don and Sally, who are RV owners themselves. The company works the Mesa and East Valley area in winter and moves north to Prescott Valley for the summer. Don is an RVDA-RVIA Certified Technician, and service is offered "24/7." Work includes AC, annual maintenance, appliances, awnings, batteries, belts and hoses, and brakes, with no trip fee or hourly rate published. Good fit for an owner in the East Valley in winter, or the Prescott area in summer, who wants a certified tech.

Based inMesa, ArizonaMobile: comes to the RV
Service area“You’ll find us in the Mesa and East Valley area near Phoenix during the winter months and further north (where it’s cooler) in the summer; in the beautiful Prescott Valley.”fullservicerv.com
Towns it namesPhoenix, Prescott, Prescott Valleyfrom its own service-area pages
Part of the yearYou’ll find us in the Mesa and East Valley area near Phoenix during the winter months and further north (where it’s cooler) in the summer; in the beautiful Prescott Valley.fullservicerv.com
Trip fee and hourly rateNot published. Ask on the phone what the trip fee is and whether it includes the first hour.
HoursServices are offered 24/7.fullservicerv.com; takes after-hours and emergency calls
Works onAir conditioningAwningsRefrigeratorsWater heatersGeneratorsElectrical, inverters and convertersPlumbing and water systemsFurnaces and heatingBatteries and solarPropane and gas systemsAppliancesInspectionsChassis, brakes and tiresListed at fullservicerv.com. This is what they list, not a limit; ask about anything else.
Certifications
Don is a RVDA-RVIA Certified Technician; Don is a committed and conscientious Certified RV Technicianfullservicerv.com, read September 7, 2026
Listed as“Air Condition service; Annual RV maintenance; Appliance repair; Awning installations; Battery testing and replacement; Belts and hoses; Brakes; Checking the propane system; Extended warranty work on RV components; Electrical system repairs; Fluids and fluid levels; Furnace repairs and maintenance; Generator Service; Heat pump repair; Hydraulic repairs; Insurance work; LP systems repair; Plumbing r”
Google rating4.2 of 5, 42 reviewsGoogle Maps, read September 5, 2026

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4.8 on Google, 34 reviews (listing, October 13, 2026)

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Flat prices per service (published on the company's site, read September 7, 2026)
4.6 on Google, 1013 reviews (listing, September 7, 2026)

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