Honestly, majority of 'boomers' do their own RV repair. Not a boomer, but I've owned several RVs.

Repair shops take months to do the work and they are expensive. I always did my own repairs just because I didn't want my RV in the shop for weeks at a time.

Really only two ways to do it: Be wealthy and just throw money at the problem, or get your tool kit out and do it yourself.

Except for major engine repair, 98% of RV repairs are easy. Everything is modular. Basic plumbing, building, and electrical skills are all that are needed.

Something something pull RVs up by the bootstraps something.

Dude.. If you are younger, handy, resourceful and ambitious you could make a fortune in that business. I do my own repairs but there are plenty of people I know who have spent hundreds of $ on simple repairs. There is nothing that complicated with any of the systems in an RV.

If you are in the right area you could make a thousand a day.

Check out Engel's coach shop (https://www.youtube.com/@EngelsCoachShop).

If the shit hits the fan properly, there'll be no RVs as such. You might procure or build yourself a covered wagon if you're lucky.

Who's going to change tires for millenials when shtf?