Professional Camper Care in Worland, Wyoming

Repair and Maintenance Services for the Road Ahead

Young’s Camper Repair provides dependable repair, maintenance, and seasonal care for campers, RVs, and travel trailers. Bring your camper to our Worland shop or contact us to determine whether mobile service is available for your particular needs.

Help Prevent Costly Water Damage

Camper Roof Inspections, Resealing and Repair

Your camper roof is continually exposed to sunlight, rain, snow, wind, and changing Wyoming temperatures. These conditions can cause sealant around vents, seams, skylights, and roof-mounted equipment to crack or separate.


Young’s Camper Repair can inspect these vulnerable areas and recommend resealing or repairs when necessary. An annual inspection is one of the most important steps you can take to help protect your camper from water intrusion.


Roof Services

  • Annual camper roof inspections
  • Roof seal and seam inspection
  • Camper roof resealing
  • Roof-leak diagnosis
  • Roof vent and skylight seal inspection
  • Air-conditioner perimeter inspection
  • Localized roof repairs
  • Preventive water-leak protection
  • Assessment of visible moisture concerns


Why Annual Inspections Matter

A small opening in a roof seal can allow water to enter walls, ceilings, insulation, or flooring. Because some damage develops out of sight, early inspection may help prevent a minor maintenance issue from becoming a larger repair project.

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Prepare for Storage or Travel

Camper Winterization and Unwinterization

Wyoming’s freezing temperatures can damage water lines, fixtures, tanks, and other plumbing components when a camper is not properly prepared. Professional winterization helps protect the water system during storage, while unwinterization prepares it for another camping season.


Winterization Services

  • Water-system preparation
  • Water-line draining
  • Antifreeze preparation when applicable
  • Water-heater bypass checks
  • Fixture and plumbing preparation
  • Visual inspection for existing concerns
  • Seasonal storage recommendations



Unwinterization Services

  • Flushing winterization materials
  • Restoring the freshwater system
  • Checking plumbing connections
  • Inspecting for visible leaks
  • Testing appropriate camper systems
  • Preparing the camper for seasonal use


Dependable Solutions for Camper Problems

General RV and Camper Repair and Maintenance

Campers experience wear from travel, weather, storage, and regular use. Our team evaluates the problem, explains what we find, and recommends repairs designed to restore safe, reliable operation.



General Repair Services

  • Camper troubleshooting
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Exterior component repairs
  • Interior component repairs
  • Awning repair and replacement
  • Slide-out troubleshooting and repair
  • Plumbing-system concerns
  • Electrical troubleshooting
  • Fixture and hardware repairs
  • Preseason camper inspections
  • Off-season repair projects


Off-Season Projects

Larger projects often require additional time, materials, and access to the camper. Scheduling flooring, water-damage, and other involved repairs during the off-season can help prepare your camper before the next travel season begins.

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Restore Comfort and Convenience

RV Appliance Troubleshooting and Repair

Camper appliances operate differently from many household appliances and may involve propane, electrical, water, or ventilation systems. Young’s Camper Repair can troubleshoot common appliance problems and recommend an appropriate repair based on the equipment’s condition.



Appliances and Systems

  • Camper refrigerators
  • RV water heaters
  • Camper furnaces
  • RV air-conditioning systems
  • Ventilation equipment
  • Control panels and thermostats
  • Appropriate electrical connections
  • Appliance ignition and operating concerns
  • Other built-in camper appliances


Common Warning Signs

  • An appliance will not start
  • Inconsistent heating or cooling
  • Unusual noises or odors
  • Error codes or warning lights
  • Intermittent operation
  • Visible water near an appliance
  • Reduced appliance performance


Repair More Than the Surface

Camper Water-Damage and Flooring Repair

Water entering through a damaged roof seal, window, vent, plumbing connection, or exterior seam can affect multiple areas of a camper. Visible staining or soft flooring may only be part of the problem, so the affected area should be evaluated before repairs begin.


Water-Damage Services

  • Visible water-damage assessment
  • Moisture-source investigation
  • Damaged material removal
  • Interior wall and trim repairs
  • Subfloor evaluation
  • Camper flooring replacement
  • Localized interior restoration
  • Larger off-season repair projects


Signs of Possible Water Damage

  • Soft or uneven flooring
  • Ceiling or wall discoloration
  • Swollen panels or trim
  • Musty odors
  • Peeling interior materials
  • Moisture near windows or fixtures
  • Cracked or deteriorating exterior seals



Important Note

The full extent of water damage may not be visible until affected materials are accessed. Repair recommendations and pricing will depend on the condition discovered during evaluation.

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The Right Setting for the Repair

Bring Your Camper to Our Shop or Ask About Mobile Service

Customers can bring campers to our shop at 217 Lawson Avenue in Worland. Certain inspections, maintenance services, troubleshooting visits, and repairs may also qualify for mobile service.

Mobile availability depends on the camper’s location, the type of work required, equipment needs, and the current repair schedule.



In-Shop Service

Our shop is generally the best option for:

  • Flooring replacement
  • Water-damage repair
  • Larger roof repairs
  • Multi-day projects
  • Repairs requiring additional tools or materials
  • Involved diagnostic work


Mobile Service

Mobile service may be suitable for:

  • Certain roof inspections
  • Qualifying maintenance
  • Initial troubleshooting
  • Select appliance concerns
  • Minor repairs
  • Campers that cannot easily be transported


What to Provide When Contacting Us

  • Camper year, make, and model
  • Current location
  • Description of the problem
  • When the issue began
  • Relevant photographs, when available
  • Whether the camper can be transported


Family-Owned. Honest. Dependable.

Camper Service Centered Around Your Needs

Family-Owned

Local service delivered with personal attention, respect, and the values of a family-run business.


Honest Guidance

We recommend service based on the camper’s condition and the work needed to address the problem.

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Specialized Care

Our work focuses on campers, RVs, travel trailers, and the systems that make them functional.


Flexible Options

Customers can bring their campers to our Worland shop or ask whether mobile service is appropriate.

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Need Camper Repair or Maintenance?

Tell us what is happening with your camper, RV, or travel trailer. We’ll help determine the right service, whether the camper should come to our shop, and whether mobile assistance may be available.