This is an opportunity to acquire an established, actively operating mobile RV repair and service company serving Northwest Georgia since 2020.

The business has historically generated approximately $250,000 in annual revenue with the owner serving as the primary field technician. It has been intentionally operated around owner flexibility rather than maximum technician utilization, creating meaningful room for a buyer who wants to add field capacity, increase available service days, or expand the territory.

This is not a startup, a lead list, or a concept that still needs to be built. The buyer is stepping into an operating business with six years of history, an established customer base, a strong local reputation, an active booked schedule, a functioning phone number, website, digital presence, equipment, inventory, and existing operating systems.

The company has approximately 1,300 customer records and has built an outstanding online reputation with 164 Google reviews, including 155 five-star reviews. That reputation has been developed through years of providing mobile repair, appliance service, electrical and plumbing work, inspections, diagnostics, warranty-related service, and other common RV repair needs.

The mobile model eliminates the need for a traditional retail storefront and allows the business to serve customers directly at their homes, campgrounds, storage facilities, and other locations throughout the region.

The sale includes a 2012 Ford F-350 service truck, thousands of dollars in professional RV repair and diagnostic tools, and more than $10,000 in parts inventory measured at owner cost/replacement cost. The business phone number, website/domain, Google Business Profile, customer records, branding, digital presence, and current booked appointments are also included where transferable.

The company has established manufacturer-authorized service relationships and vendor/distributor relationships within the RV industry. These relationships have been developed over years of operation and help support parts sourcing, warranty-related work, technical support, and credibility with RV owners. Any account or authorization transfers remain subject to applicable third-party approval or requalification.

The seller is the primary field technician today, so a buyer should plan to personally perform service work or provide qualified technician capacity. This is also where one of the largest growth opportunities exists. The customer-acquisition engine, reputation, phone activity, website, digital presence, and operating history are already in place. A buyer with additional technicians could potentially serve more of the demand that the current owner cannot personally handle.

Additional growth opportunities include expanding geographic coverage, increasing technician capacity, adding service days, developing additional campground and RV resort relationships, building dealer and fleet partnerships, expanding pre-purchase and ownership inspections, and improving marketing and administrative systems.

The owner is selling because of an anticipated relocation, not because the business has stopped operating. The schedule remains active and customers continue to call for service.

Seller will provide approximately 14 to 30 days of transition support depending on final transaction terms. Transition can include introductions to key vendor and industry contacts, review of customer and scheduling processes, transfer of digital assets and systems, and general operating handoff. Additional advisory support may also be available under a separate agreement.

This opportunity may be particularly attractive to an experienced RV technician seeking an established business, an acquisition entrepreneur looking for a service company with an existing customer base, or an RV dealer/service organization that can add technician capacity to an already functioning regional operation.