RV Help has relaunched its mobile app with new features designed to help RV owners stay on top of maintenance, avoid costly repairs, and store critical documents digitally.
The update transforms the app from a service directory into a daily tool for the nation’s 11.2 million RV-owning households.
The app’s upgraded capabilities include maintenance tracking and automated reminders based on manufacturer recommendations, covering tasks such as roof resealing and air conditioner servicing.
Users can also log fuel usage to monitor efficiency and expenses, while a virtual glovebox stores manuals, warranty information, and service records in a single, accessible location.
Educational resources, including how-to articles and instructional videos, will be added in spring 2026.
“Our goal from the beginning has been to help RV owners prevent costly repairs, not just react to them,” Josiah Mann, technical co-founder of RV Help, said in a press release.
“The new app features help owners stay on top of routine maintenance and catch small issues before they become expensive problems,” Mann added.
RV Help continues to connect users with certified mobile service providers who travel to campsites, driveways, and storage lots, reducing the time owners spend waiting for repairs. The app also supports remote troubleshooting, allowing users to resolve certain issues virtually without scheduling a service call.
The app is free to download, with basic features, including maintenance tracking, fuel logging, and booking service, available at no cost.
The upcoming educational library will provide free users access to select articles and videos. RV Help Pro memberships offer premium features such as unlimited document storage, full access to instructional videos, virtual troubleshooting, and enhanced maintenance tracking customization.
Founded by former full-time RVers Heath Padgett and Josiah Mann, RV Help launched at the Tampa RV SuperShow in January 2025 and has quickly expanded its network of mobile service providers nationwide.