The Ark Mobile RV Repair
Mobile RV repair serving DFW with 4.9 stars from 136 reviews, known for honest service and warranty help.
Aubrey sits up where the summer heat settles in and stays, and an RV air conditioner that quits here usually quits for good in July. There are 3 RV A/C repair options in town, plus 10 more nearby, averaging 4.5 stars. Two of the three are mobile, which matters when the rig is sitting on blocks at the house and won't move. Call early in the season.
Mobile RV repair serving DFW with 4.9 stars from 136 reviews, known for honest service and warranty help.
Family-owned Aubrey RV shop with mobile service, rentals, and warranty repair, rated 4.9 by 74 reviewers.
Mobile RV repair in Aubrey, TX, handling AC, roof, awning and fridge work with warranty and insurance help.
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Two of the three local shops are mobile, and that is the practical choice for most people here. If the coach is parked on your property, on a pad, or under a cover, hauling it across town to fix a compressor is a waste of a Saturday. A mobile tech can check the unit where it sits, but ask what they carry before they come out. A capacitor or a thermostat is easy. A whole roof unit is not, and you don't want to pay a service call for someone to tell you the part is on order. The Ark Mobile RV Repair takes warranty work, so if your A/C is still covered, get pre-approval first.
GTG RV Repair & Rentals handles roof and A/C work along with body and generator repair, so a shop like that makes sense when the problem is bigger than one unit. Water damage around the roof opening, for example, or a leak that started at the A/C gasket and worked its way into the ceiling. All 3 shops here do warranty work, which is worth checking before you pay out of pocket. Get the claim approved in writing first. A shop can call the warranty company with you standing there, but the answer comes faster if you have your policy number and the unit's serial number ready. Ratings run from 4.9 to 3.8, so read a few reviews before you commit.
Before you call anyone, do the cheap checks. Look at the filter, which is usually clogged and often the whole problem. Feel the air coming out of the vents: cold and weak points to airflow, warm and running points to refrigerant or the compressor. On the roof, look at the sealant around the unit. Texas sun cracks that stuff, and a gap there lets water in during the next storm. If the A/C is icing up, shut it off and let it thaw before a tech looks at it. And if you're booking in spring, call ahead by a week or two. That's when everyone else remembers their A/C too.
There are 3 RV A/C repair options in Aubrey, and 10 more within reach nearby. Two of the three are mobile services, so they come to your rig. The average rating across the local shops is 4.5 stars.
Yes. All 3 Aubrey shops handle warranty work, including The Ark Mobile RV Repair and GTG RV Repair & Rentals. Get the repair pre-approved by your warranty company before work starts so there are no surprises on the bill.
Mobile makes sense for a coach that stays put and a problem that is clearly the A/C unit. Use a shop when the damage runs deeper, like roof or ceiling damage around the unit. GTG RV Repair & Rentals does roof, body and generator work, which covers that.
Usually airflow. A dirty filter, a blocked return or a fan that isn't moving enough air will let the coil ice over. Turn the unit off, let it thaw, clean the filter and check the vents. If it freezes again after that, have a tech check the charge.