Blue Ridge RV

Blue Ridge RV is a mobile RV repair business based in Stanley, Virginia, in Page County. It comes to your home, a campground or a storage facility, and it says it will "tend to operate within 60 miles of Page County." Work farther out is taken case by case.

It works on slide systems, water heaters, absorption refrigerators, AC systems, leveling systems, furnaces, plumbing and electrical systems, plus roof and body sealing, slideout lubrication and winterization. It does not do engine, transmission or brake work, tire work, pop-up campers, RVs built before 2000 or emergency roadside repairs. Working at the campground matters: a rig with a dead slide-out often cannot be moved, so a tech who comes to it saves a tow.

The trip fee is $90, which it calls a "service call fee," and it covers up to 30 miles from Stanley. Labor is $150/hour with a one hour minimum. Basic winterization is $125. The other winterizing package is $150/hour + cost of supplies, and it describes that one as "customizable features to meet your RV's needs." Emergency calls, weekend work, jobs that bump other appointments and work starting after 5:00pm carry a $150 service call fee for up to 30 miles, then $5/mile and $200 per hour for labor, with a one hour minimum paid before the job goes on the schedule. It publishes no hours. In prime season, from April through early November, it says "we typically book 3+ weeks out on most jobs."

It says it is "certified by the RV Technical Institute" and is "a certified third party inspector for pre-delivery inspections." That second one matters if you are buying a used rig, since a pre-delivery inspection is the check to get before you sign. Its workmanship warranty is "an industry standard 90 day from date of service warranty of all workmanship." It publishes no license or insurance statement, so ask for proof when you call. Google rates it 5 stars from 58 reviews.

This is a good fit for an owner around Page County who wants winterizing, a pre-season inspection or a slide-out fixed where the rig sits, and who can book three weeks out. A traveler with a roadside breakdown or a pop-up camper is outside what it does.