Matt's Auto Repair and RV Service
Cedar City shop with a 4.9-star rating, known for quick repairs and honest service for RVs and autos.
Cedar City summers hit hard, and an RV air conditioner that quits on a July afternoon turns the rig into an oven. Three mobile techs serve this area, all rated near 4.9, so most work happens in your campsite or driveway. They handle chassis, parts and weekend calls. Two are based nearby. Book early in spring because mobile schedules fill up fast.
Cedar City shop with a 4.9-star rating, known for quick repairs and honest service for RVs and autos.
Cedar City RV repair shop with a 5.0 Google rating from 29 reviews, known for knowledgeable staff and fair pricing.
Mobile RV repair in Cedar City with a 4.9 rating; Kyle comes to your campsite for AC, roof, and generator work.
Within a short drive of Cedar City. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Parowan, open 24/7, handling roof, AC, awning and plumbing work on the road.
Parowan auto and adventure shop fixing RVs, cars, ATVs and boats, with a 5.0 rating across 50 reviews.
Every shop in Cedar City that handles RV A/C work is mobile, which means you are not hitching up and sitting in a waiting room. Matt's Auto Repair and RV Service has the longest track record here with 310 reviews at 4.9, and they take weekend calls. Solitude RV Repair LLC holds a 5.0 from 29 reviews and advertises emergency service. In The Sticks Mobile RV Service, 4.9 from 33 reviews, also covers roof and generator issues. Ask whether the replacement unit is in stock before anyone drives out. Most mobile jobs need a second trip if the part is not on the truck.
An RV A/C that blows warm is usually low on refrigerant, tripping a breaker, or dealing with a dirty condenser coil. A tech will check the capacitor and thermostat before recommending a whole new unit. Since all three shops list parts among their features, they can often source what is needed locally. Rates are not published, so confirm the diagnostic fee and the hourly charge when you call. If your rig is still under an appliance warranty, get pre-approval before work starts. None of the Cedar City shops advertise warranty work, so you may need to call the A/C manufacturer first and ask who they authorize.
The desert sun bakes sealant until it cracks, and a small roof leak can ruin ceiling panels fast. In The Sticks Mobile RV Service lists roof repair, and Solitude RV Repair LLC handles awnings. While a tech is up there for the A/C, have them look at the roof sealant around the unit. It is the same trip and often the same ladder. Slide-out problems are common after a dusty Utah summer. If yours sticks, mention it when you book so the tech brings the right tools. A mobile call can usually cover both the A/C and a slide-out if you speak up early.
There are 3 mobile RV A/C repair services in Cedar City. All of them are mobile, and the average rating across the group is 4.9. Two of the three are based in nearby towns, so travel time may affect scheduling.
Matt's Auto Repair and RV Service has 310 reviews with a 4.9 rating. That is far more than the other two combined. They also list weekend availability, which helps if your A/C quits on a Saturday.
No. None of the 3 mobile services list warranty work as a feature. Call your A/C manufacturer before booking to ask about pre-approval or a certified warranty center. You may need to pay upfront and seek reimbursement.
Yes, for some. In The Sticks Mobile RV Service lists roof repair, and Solitude RV Repair LLC handles awnings. Mention any roof or slide-out issue when you book so the tech brings the right sealant and tools for the same visit.