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Mobile RV tech · Tempe, Arizona

KINGDOM RV MOBILE SERVICES

Call 480-389-5520 kingdomrvpros.com
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Kingdom RV Mobile Services is a mobile RV repair and maintenance business with a street address in Tempe, Arizona. Its About page places it in Mesa and describes it as "proudly serving Arizona residents for over 9 years." It comes to you, at your home, your storage lot or your campsite, so you do not have to hitch up and haul the rig anywhere.

It works on air conditioners, basement A/C, furnaces, water heaters, plumbing including holding tanks and freshwater lines, and 12v, 120v and 220v electrical systems. It also handles battery service, generators, inverters and converters, leveling jacks, LP gas systems, slide-outs, roof resealing, rubber roof repair, Carefree A&E awnings, wheel bearing services, water damage restoration, flooring remodeling, aftermarket parts installation and satellite TV installation. The pages name no RV types, and the only brand named is Carefree A&E awnings. Its listed service area is the Phoenix metro, including Mesa, Gilbert, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Apache Junction and Gold Canyon, but it gives no radius.

It does not publish a trip fee, an hourly rate or a diagnostic charge, so ask about the trip fee when you call. The pages give no hours and no after-hours response time. The contact copy mentions emergencies, but it does not say how fast a tech can get to you.

The pages also say nothing about certifications, licensing, insurance or a warranty, so ask what training the techs have and what they carry before you book. Seal work is worth asking about for a rig that sits in a storage lot. The site lists inspections of slide-out seals, roof seals and body sealant, and a failed seal is how rain gets into the walls. Google rates the business 5 stars from 50 reviews.

This is a good fit for an RV owner in the Phoenix metro who wants a mobile tech at a driveway or storage lot for AC, roof, slide-out or appliance work, and who will ask about the trip fee before booking.

Based inTempe, ArizonaMobile: comes to the RV
Service area“Based in Mesa, AZ, we proudly serve the entire Phoenix Metropolitan area, including:”kingdomrvpros.com
Towns it namesMesa, Phoenixfrom its own service-area pages
Trip fee and hourly rateNot published. Ask on the phone what the trip fee is and whether it includes the first hour.
HoursNot published
Works onAir conditioningRoofs and sealantsAwningsWater heatersGeneratorsSlide-outs and levelingElectrical, inverters and convertersPlumbing and water systemsFurnaces and heatingBatteries and solarPropane and gas systemsChassis, brakes and tiresListed at kingdomrvpros.com. This is what they list, not a limit; ask about anything else.
CertificationsNone named
Listed as“Air Conditioning; Battery Service; Electrical Systems 12v,120v,220v; Furnaces; Generators; Inverters and Converters; Leveling Jacks; LP Gas Systems; Plumbing; Water Heaters; Slide Outs; Resealing Of Roof; Rubber Roof Repair and replacement; Carefree-A & E Awnings Installation; Water Damage Restoration; Flooring Remodeling; Wheel Bearing Services; Basement A/C; Aftermarket Parts & Accessory Install”
Time in business“proudly serving Arizona residents for over 9 years”
Google rating5.0 of 5, 50 reviewsGoogle Maps listing, read October 13, 2026

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