Emergency / urgent repair
Emergency RV repair in Las Vegas
Broken down, stranded, or cooking in a rig with no A/C? Call or text now. It's the fastest way to reach a technician.
Service hours are Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm. Anything outside those hours is emergency repair at $250 per hour.
Safety first
- Smell propane or see smoke or fire? Get everyone out and call 911.
- Signs of heat illness (confusion, vomiting, fainting)? Call 911.
- On a roadway? Get to a safe spot, turn on hazards, and stay out of traffic.
What kind of emergency is it?
- Stranded on the roadFlat tire, no start, trailer lights outCall now
- No A/C in extreme heatRig is unsafe to stay inCall now
- No power at allDead batteries, converter, shore power faultCall now
- Water leak or slide stuckLeak inside, slide or jacks will not moveCall now
Not an emergency? Book online instead.
While you wait
How do I stay safe if my RV A/C fails in the heat?
- Drink water and move to shade or an air-conditioned place if you can.
- Close blinds on the sun side and open vents on the shaded side to move air.
- Check the filter and breaker only if it is safe. Do not open the rooftop unit.
- Take photos or a short video of the problem and text them to us.
- Never run a generator inside or in an enclosed space.
Do you offer emergency RV repair in Las Vegas?
Yes. Our service hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. Anything outside those hours is emergency repair, billed at $250 per hour. Call or text and we will confirm what we can do right now.
How much does emergency RV repair cost?
Emergency repair, meaning anything outside Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, is $250 per hour. During service hours the standard rate is $150 per hour with a $75 trip fee within 30 miles.
Can you repair my RV on the side of the road?
Often, for issues like tires, batteries, electrical faults and trailer lights. If a safe roadside repair is not possible, we tell you quickly so you can arrange a tow.
What should I do if my RV A/C quits in 110°F heat?
Move people and pets to a cool place, use shade and fans, and drink water. If anyone shows signs of heat illness, call 911. Then call us for the fastest repair option.
Last updated: October 2026