Bayou Outdoors RV Service Center
Bossier City RV repair shop with a 12-bay service department, handling roof, AC, awning, electrical, and body work.
Bossier City summers are brutal on an RV air conditioner, and a unit that quits in July turns a weekend trip into a sweaty standoff. Three shops and mobile techs here handle A/C work, and two of them take warranty jobs. Ratings average 4.2 across the group. Two of the three also fix roofs and awnings, which matters once you learn that a weak A/C is sometimes a leak in disguise.
Bossier City RV repair shop with a 12-bay service department, handling roof, AC, awning, electrical, and body work.
Bossier City RV dealer and repair shop with parts and service for roof, AC, and awning issues, rated 4.2 from 1,085 reviews.
Bossier City RV and truck repair shop rated 4.2 stars, with reviewers praising honest mechanics and fair prices.
Within a short drive of Bossier City. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Shreveport with a 5.0 rating. Reviewers mention AC fixes and same-day toilet installs.
Family-owned Shreveport trailer shop since 1982, also handling RV AC, axles, brakes, and more.
Of the three options here, one is a mobile tech, meaning the work happens where your rig sits. That is worth real money when the trailer is parked and hooked up and you would rather not tow it across town in the heat. Mobile calls cost more in travel time, so call ahead and describe the symptom plainly. Does it blow warm, short cycle, or not start at all? A tech who knows the complaint before arriving brings the right parts. If your rig is already at a shop, the two roof-and-A/C outfits in town can pull the unit, pressure test it, and check the sealant up top while they are at it.
Bayou Outdoors RV Service Center on the north side runs a 4.3 from about 99 reviews and handles roof, A/C, and awning work, plus body, chassis, and parts. Camping World - Bossier City carries a 4.2 across a much bigger review pile, roughly 1,085, and adds generator service to the same A/C and roof mix. Complete RV Repair Specialists is the mobile option, rated 4.2 on about 52 reviews, with chassis and parts on the menu. Two of the three do warranty work, so if your A/C is still covered, ask about pre-approval before anyone touches the unit. Nobody wants a surprise bill on a covered part.
Spring fills these calendars fast, and the first hot week of summer is the worst time to need an A/C tech. Call early, and ask whether the replacement unit or the capacitor is actually in stock. A shop that has to order a part can leave you waiting days in the heat. Ask too whether the tech will check roof sealant around the A/C opening, since water intrusion and weak cooling often show up together. If you are mobile-only, confirm the tech carries a gauge set and a spare capacitor on the truck. Small things, but they decide whether you cool down today or next week.
Three, by our count, with two more nearby. One of the three is a mobile tech who comes to your rig, and the other two are shops that also handle roof and awning work.
Yes, two of the three take warranty jobs. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts so there is no argument about the bill afterward.
Complete RV Repair Specialists is the mobile option here, rated 4.2 on about 52 reviews. Describe the symptom when you call so the tech brings the right parts. Mobile work costs more in travel, but it saves a tow.
Water getting in around the A/C opening can wreck the unit and the ceiling. Both roof-and-A/C shops in town can check sealant while the unit is off, and two of the three handle awnings too.