Coos Bay, OR

RV A/C Repair in Coos Bay, OR

A dead A/C on the Oregon coast usually shows up on the one warm afternoon you planned to nap. Coos Bay has four RV A/C repair options, and the average rating sits at 4.7 across them. Two are mobile techs who come to your site, which beats towing a rig when the only problem is a capacitor or a clogged coil.

4Shops listed
4.7★Average Google rating
1Do warranty work

RV repair shops in Coos Bay

Team Curly Butt in Coos Bay, OR

Team Curly Butt

Coos Bay, OR ★ 5.0 (63 Google reviews)

Mobile RV repair serving Coos Bay and the mid Oregon coast, rated 5.0 from 63 reviews for fair pricing and clear explanations.

MobileRoofA/CAwning & slide Generator serviceChassis & engineParts on hand
Bayshore Auto & RV Service in Coos Bay, OR

Bayshore Auto & RV Service

Coos Bay, OR ★ 4.6 (85 Google reviews)

Auto and RV repair shop in Coos Bay rated 4.6 from 85 reviews, known for quick fixes and getting travelers back on the road.

RoofA/C Chassis & engineParts on handEmergency service
Tony's RV Service & Repair in Coos Bay, OR

Tony's RV Service & Repair

Coos Bay, OR ★ 4.5 (58 Google reviews)

Family-owned RV repair shop in Coos Bay with a 4.5-star rating from 58 reviews, known for honest service and quick fixes.

RoofA/CAwning & slide Warranty workInsurance claimsBody & fiberglass

Kings Mobile RV Service

Coos Bay, OR ★ 4.8 (18 Google reviews)

Mobile RV repair in Coos Bay with 4.8 stars from 18 reviews, known for same-day fixes and electrical expertise.

MobileA/CAwning & slide

What the numbers say

Four shops and techs here handle RV air conditioning, and three of those also do roof work, which matters because a leaking roof often kills the A/C before the compressor does. Ratings run high, from 4.5 to a perfect 5.0, and the review counts tell you who has been busy. Team Curly Butt has 63 reviews at 5.0 and runs mobile with parts on the truck. Bayshore Auto & RV Service has 85 reviews at 4.6, the longest track record in the group. Only one of the four advertises warranty work, so if your A/C is still under an extended plan, ask before anyone opens the unit. Pre-approval saves arguments later.

Mobile versus shop

Two of the four are mobile techs. That is the right call for a failed capacitor, a thermostat that will not kick on, or a unit that ices up because the filter is packed with pollen. They pull up, test the circuit, and often finish in the same visit if the part is on the truck. Shop work makes more sense when the diagnosis points to the roof, the wiring chase, or a compressor swap that needs a lift and time. Ask whether the tech carries common A/C parts or has to order them. In summer, a two-day wait for a start capacitor turns into a week if the supplier is backed up. A quick phone call about stock beats a wasted trip.

Roof and awning overlap

Three of the four also repair roofs, and three handle awnings. That overlap is useful. Water running down a sealant seam can short an A/C control board, and a sagging awning arm can rub a roof vent. If your cooling problem started after a wet stretch, have the tech look at the roof sealant while the unit is open. Tony's RV Service & Repair lists warranty, insurance, body, and generator work, so it can handle a claim or collision damage alongside the A/C. Kings Mobile RV Service is the smallest operation by review count but rates 4.8, and it comes to you.

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Questions people ask

How many RV A/C repair options are in Coos Bay?

Four. Two are mobile techs who travel to your site, and the group averages a 4.7 rating. Three of the four also do roof repair, which helps when a leak and a cooling failure are related.

How many of these shops do warranty work?

One of the four lists warranty work. If your A/C is covered by an extended service plan, call ahead with the policy number and ask for pre-approval before any diagnosis or repair begins.

Should I book a mobile tech or a shop?

Mobile fits simple electrical or airflow problems and saves you a tow. Use a shop for compressor swaps, roof-related leaks, or anything needing a lift. In spring and summer, book several days out if you can.

What should I check before calling?

Note whether the fan runs without cold air, whether the unit ices over, and whether the breaker trips. Check the filter and the roof sealant around the unit. Clear details shorten diagnosis and help the tech bring the right part.