American RV & Auto, LLC.
Mentone RV shop with 30+ years experience, 4.5 stars from 37 reviews for honest work and fair pricing.
Mentone sits at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountains, where summer heat punishes an RV roof and the coils on top of it. When the dash air quits or the roof unit starts blowing warm, you want someone close rather than a tow down the hill. Three shops and one mobile tech cover A/C work around here, averaging 3.9 stars, so pick carefully and call before you drive over.
Mentone RV shop with 30+ years experience, 4.5 stars from 37 reviews for honest work and fair pricing.
RV collision and body repair shop in Mentone, CA, with a 3.3-star rating from 23 Google reviews.
Auto body and paint shop in Mentone handling RV collision repair, fiberglass, roofs and mobile service.
Within a short drive of Mentone. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Family-owned Redlands collision shop for RVs and autos, RVDA certified, lifetime warranty, works with insurance.
RV and truck body shop in Calimesa doing paint, collision, roof, AC and mobile RV repair, open 24/7.
Long-running Colton truck and RV shop with 9 pull-thru bays, a 4.8 rating, and diesel and chassis expertise.
Three shops in town list A/C among their services, and one of those is a mobile tech who can come to your storage spot or driveway. American RV & Auto, LLC. carries the strongest rating at 4.5 from 37 reviews, and they take weekend work, which matters when the rig is your weekend plan. RV SERVICE DEPARTMENT handles roof, A/C and awning together, useful if the leak and the weak cooling turned out to be the same problem. RV Paint Department has no reviews yet, so ask questions before you commit. Two of the three also do roof repair, which is worth knowing. A roof A/C that quit often sits in a seal that has been failing for a season.
One mobile tech serves the area. That is the easy call when the rig will not start, when it is parked somewhere tight, or when you would rather not move it at all. Mobile work usually costs more per hour than a shop bay, and some jobs still need a building, like pulling a unit to braze a line. Ask on the phone which category your symptom falls into. A fan that runs with no cold air is a different problem from a unit that will not turn on, and describing it plainly saves everyone a trip. If the tech needs a part, ask whether it is in stock before anyone schedules you.
Nobody in this group lists warranty work, so if your A/C is covered by an extended plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval in writing. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement. Spring fills shop calendars fast as people get ready for summer trips, so book ahead rather than the week you leave. Clean the return filter and hose off the condenser fins before you pay someone to diagnose a unit that was simply clogged. And when you drop the rig off, mention any roof leak near the unit, because a wet ceiling and a dead A/C often share a cause.
Three businesses list A/C repair here, and one of them is a mobile tech. Two of the three also do roof work. The average rating across the group is 3.9 stars, pulled down by a shop with mixed reviews, so read a few before you choose.
Yes, one mobile option covers Mentone. It suits a rig that will not start or one parked in a tight spot. Expect to pay more than a shop rate for the convenience, and confirm the tech carries the parts and refrigerant your unit needs.
None of the three listings say they do warranty work. Call your extended service plan before booking and ask for pre-approval, then confirm with the shop. Without that step you may be paying first and filing paperwork after.
Ahead of the summer rush, not during it. Spring is when everyone else remembers their roof unit too, so call early and ask whether the part you likely need is in stock. Also check the roof seal around the unit, since leaks and weak cooling often start in the same place.