In our article, “What’s the Difference Between a Certified and a Registered Technician?” we discussed the different levels of RV technician certification from the independent issuing bodies of the NRTVA/RVTAA, RVTI/RVDA, and RVSA. But that still leaves an important question: Just what does an RV service technician actually do? What

This is such an important question it deserves its own FAQ and response! If you’re new to the RV warranty landscape, this decision can sound a little confusing. That’s because RV warranties aren’t like, say, your house or your car. Here’s a little background: What’s the Difference Between RV Warranties

You might think this post would be a thinly disguised advertisement for why you should always choose a mobile RV technician for your service needs. But the truth is, as handy people ourselves, we totally understand the desire to fix our own problems! Thankfully, we live in a world where

Did you know there is more than one type of RV Technician? Actually, it depends on whom you ask. Nationwide, there are several schools that issue training and credentials to RV service technicians. Fair warning: It’s a thick alphabet soup. Who Issues RV Technician Certifications? There is no singular authority

An HOURLY rate is NOT the same thing as a SHOP or LABOR rate. This is a source of common confusion. Hourly Rate An hourly rate is just that: The RV Technician or Service Center charges by the time on the clock. Most will charge in 10, 15, or 30