Leaks, pumps, lines & tanks — fixed at your site.
RV Plumbing Repairs
Leaks, pipe repairs, pump issues, fresh/grey/black tank systems — we handle all RV plumbing.
What's Involved
RV plumbing covers everything that moves water through your rig — the fresh water pump, supply lines, faucets, toilet, shower, and the grey and black holding tanks. When any of it fails, it can sideline a trip fast.
Compass RV Service & Repair brings full plumbing diagnostics and repair straight to your campsite, driveway, or storage lot across Northern Nevada. I trace leaks, replace failed pumps, repair cracked lines, and service tank valves without you ever needing to tow the rig anywhere.
Whether it's a slow drip under the sink or a pump that won't build pressure, I'll find the source and give you a straight quote before any work starts.
What's Included
- Fresh water pump diagnosis & replacement
- Water line leak detection and repair
- Fresh, grey & black tank system service
- City water inlet & check valve repair
- Winterization & de-winterization
- Faucet, toilet & shower repairs
Signs You Need This
- Water pooling under the rig
- Damp cabinets or soft flooring
- Low or fluctuating water pressure
- Pump that runs constantly or won't shut off
- Tank valves that stick or won't seal
Mobile Service
We come to you across Northern Nevada
Same-Day / Next-Day
Most calls answered fast
Before You Call
Plumbing Repairs FAQs
Straight answers to the questions RV owners ask before picking up the phone.
If you spot water pooling under the rig, a damp cabinet, or low water pressure that won't hold, you've most likely got a leak. I'll trace it from the pump and lines to the fittings and tanks right at your spot, so there's no need to haul it anywhere.
Most plumbing fixes land between $150 and $450, depending on whether it's a simple fitting swap or a line that has to be fished through a wall. I'll give you a straight quote before I turn a wrench, and the price reflects parts and labor together.
Almost every plumbing repair I handle gets done right where you're parked — driveway, campsite, or storage lot. The only time a shop makes sense is for major tank replacement, and even then I'll tell you upfront.
A standard leak or pump fix runs about one to two hours on-site. Bigger jobs like re-running a water line can take half a day, but I'll let you know the timeline as soon as I see it.
Need This Fixed?
Call David directly or request a quote. He'll talk through your issue and get you on the schedule — fast.