Mark Kochut

As a Mobile RV technician, I am responsible for repairing, maintaining, and servicing recreational vehicles (RVs) on the go. The primary role is to provide repair services to RV owners at their location, whether at a campsite or a roadside stop. I have a good understanding of RV systems, including air conditioning, heating, water, and sanitation systems. I may work on the exterior of recreational vehicles as well. For example identifying and repairing any damage or issues on the exterior of the RV, including body damage, leaks, and damage to windows or other components. I would also be responsible for routine maintenance on the exterior of the RV, such as checking and repairing seals, maintaining roof integrity, and ensuring that all exterior components are functioning properly. In addition to repairs and maintenance, RV technicians may also be responsible for installing or upgrading various exterior components, such as solar panels, awnings, and outdoor lighting. Mobile RV inspections. we focus on internal and external components of an RV, like the roof seals door and windows. These are usually pre-sale observations of all RV components, except engine, drive train and braking.