will AI replace recreational vehicle service technicians?

Your job is in strong shape. AI isn't competing with you here. The work you do—diagnosing furnace failures, testing electrical systems under load, soldering frayed wiring, pressure-testing propane lines—requires hands-on judgment and physical presence. These aren't tasks that software can automate. The industry is growing at 11.5% over the next decade, which means more RVs, more repairs, more work for you. What matters is that you stay sharp on the technical skills you already use. Your value sits entirely in knowing how to read a system, isolate a problem, and fix it right the first time. Customers trust you because you can walk them through what's wrong and why. That trust is built on competence, not on speed. Keep your certifications current. Learn new propane or electrical standards as they emerge in newer RV models. You're positioned well. This is solid work with genuine demand.