RV Help, a platform connecting RV owners with certified mobile service technicians, announced it is opening its network to technicians trained through the RV Technical Institute (RVTI).
The expansion comes as RV Help continues its mission to solve one of the biggest pain points in RV ownership: finding trustworthy, qualified service when and where people need it.
“Having access to professionally-trained RV technicians across the country changes everything for owners,” said Heath Padgett, CEO and co-founder of RV Help. “Last fall, I had the opportunity to tour the RVTI facility and see firsthand the caliber of professionals coming through their program. Many of our existing service providers have attended RVTI, and we’re grateful for the work they and other training schools are doing to raise the bar in this industry.”
A Platform Built for Modern RV Ownership
In 2025, RV Help has served over 2 million RV owners needing service as they travel around the country, the company said. RV Help has built a network of more than 1,400 verified service professionals and processes over 100 daily service requests.
The platform connects owners directly with mobile technicians who come to them, whether at a campground, storage facility or their driveway.
“We’re not just building a directory,” Padgett added. “We’re building the infrastructure that makes RV ownership actually work. That means investing in tools for our technicians, partnering with manufacturers on warranty solutions and ensuring every provider on our platform meets professional standards.”
Free for Service Providers
RV Help does not charge technicians to join the platform. The company said it is focused on connecting qualified pros with steady work while giving RV owners confidence in who shows up at their door.
“We believe deeply in the value of certification from training schools like NRVTA and RVTI,” said Padgett. “These programs are producing the next generation of RV service professionals, and we want to be the platform that helps them build successful businesses.”
