3C Mobile RV Repairs and Services LLC

05/05/2026

After the storms we’ve had, and the loss some families are dealing with, I feel called to help where I can.

I’m setting aside 2 days a week for storm-related work, with no service fee for anyone needing estimates or repairs related to the recent storms.

We’re still handling emergency calls daily, and it’s a busy time of year with regular customers we’re committed to taking care of as well, but we’re doing our best to show up for everyone.

And just something to keep in mind, if your home needed a new roof, there’s a good chance your RV took damage too, even if you can’t see it yet.

I’ve been in RV repair industry for 6 years, with over 10 years in roofing and insurance-related work prior, so I’ve seen how this kind of damage shows up later and outside coverage.

If you need help, or just want someone to take a look, reach out. We’re honestly here to help.

03/12/2025

05/01/2024

With spring's arrival and the increase in heat, it is essential to prepare for summer's intense temperatures. Our flat rate air conditioning cleaning services, along with a brief roof inspection, will ensure your home remains comfortable throughout the season. Additionally, installing screens on all entrances, such as the furnace, water heater, and fridge, will prevent dirt dobbers from causing expensive damages. Let our professional team help you get ready for the seasons change! 🌱

04/04/2024

I suggest this even for people who have full hook ups. It may not be necessary, but I have seen some weird algae and stuff growing in rv waterlines from periods it wasn’t in use. 🤮🤢

10/12/2023

We’re coming up on furnace season finally here in Texas. I offer a furnace cleaning service to clean dirt dobbers and debris from the furnaces to keep them running optimally. It’s time to test those furnaces and make sure they are working optimally before the crazy gets here with the cold. I also suggest a water heater flush before winter, we can clean out all the hard watersludge(actually gets you more hot water when I drain those solids out) and replace your anode rod if you do not have an aluminum water heater tank. (Anode rods keep the steel tanks from rusting out and pouring water everywhere).

Personal tip for any full time RV’rs while the dew point is hit frequently the parts of your trailer that are not sealed or insulated well will sweat quicker than areas well insulated. It is your opportunity to see where you can improve your rv’s ability to maintain temperatures. If we have another bad winter this information could really help you know what to do to keep it a little warmer.

Best wishes friends, and be kind to one another 😉