B & B Mobile RV Repair LLC
Mobile RV repair in Loganville, GA with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews for prompt, reasonable service.
A Georgia summer will find the weak spot in any RV air conditioner, and Loganville owners know the drill: the unit runs, the air comes out warm, and the cabin turns into an oven by noon. Three shops in town handle A/C work, two of them send a tech to your site, and the local average rating sits at 4.5. Here is who does what.
Mobile RV repair in Loganville, GA with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews for prompt, reasonable service.
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Two of the three outfits here are mobile, which matters when the rig will not move or the campground will not let you leave it. B & B Mobile RV Repair LLC comes to you and carries a perfect 5.0 from 22 reviews, the kind of small sample that usually means a one-truck operation with a regular clientele. Man of Steele RV is also mobile and works weekends, useful if your A/C dies on a Saturday with guests arriving. Camp Rite RV is the shop option, and with 349 reviews it is the most reviewed place in town. Ask on the phone whether the appointment is at your site or theirs before you unhook anything.
Most warm-air calls come down to a few things: a dirty condenser coil, a fan motor that quit, low refrigerant from a slow leak, or a thermostat that reads wrong. A tech who checks pressures and amp draw will find it faster than one who guesses. All three local shops list A/C among their services, and all three stock parts, which cuts the odds of a second trip. Ask if the part is on the shelf before you book. If your unit is still under an extended warranty, call the warranty company first. Only one shop here, Camp Rite RV, advertises warranty work, so get pre-approval and confirm who gets paid.
A/C work often starts on the roof, so it pays to look at the seals around the unit while someone is up there. Two of the three shops also do roof repair, and Camp Rite RV handles awnings. That combination is handy: a leaking roof gasket can drip right onto the ceiling under a failed A/C, and owners sometimes blame the unit for water damage that started at the seal. Walk the roof yourself before the appointment and note any cracked sealant or soft spots. Tell the shop what you saw. Around Loganville the heat is hard on caulk and rubber, so spring is the time to book A/C checks before the first hot week fills the schedule.
Three. Two of them are mobile services that come to your RV, and two also handle roof work. One shop, Camp Rite RV, lists awning repair and warranty work alongside A/C service.
The local average is 4.5 across the three shops. B & B Mobile RV Repair LLC sits at 5.0 from 22 reviews, Camp Rite RV at 4.4 from 349, and Man of Steele RV at 4.2 from 20.
Two of the three local shops are mobile, so ask when you call. Have your site number, rig length and the A/C model ready. If the campground restricts vendors, check with the office first so the tech is not turned away at the gate.
One shop here advertises warranty work, so call that shop first if coverage matters. Have your policy number and the claim contact on hand. Get pre-approval before work starts, and confirm whether payment goes to the shop or to you.