Motorhomes of Texas
East Texas motorcoach dealer and service shop with a 4.8 rating across 705 Google reviews.
A failed A/C in East Texas heat is more than an inconvenience. Nacogdoches has 6 RV A/C repair options, averaging 4.7 stars, and 8 more nearby. Three shops handle warranty work, and several also fix roofs and awnings. The top names include Motorhomes of Texas and Nacogdoches Motorhome Service. Call ahead, describe the symptoms, and ask if the part is in stock.
East Texas motorcoach dealer and service shop with a 4.8 rating across 705 Google reviews.
Nacogdoches RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews, praised for honest pricing and techs who explain the work.
Family-run since 1997, this Nacogdoches shop sells Forest River RVs and trailers, handles repairs and upgrades, and fills propane tanks.
Mobile RV repair in Nacogdoches, TX. Owner Damon praised for honesty, fair pricing, and quick fixes.
East Texas RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from 178 reviews, known for 5th wheel service and no-pressure sales.
Family-run RV shop in Nacogdoches with 34 years in repairs, remodeling, and upholstery. Rating 4.6 from 11 reviews.
Within a short drive of Nacogdoches. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-run, veteran-owned mobile RV repair serving Wells, TX. Reviewers praise prompt, professional service.
RV repair shop in Alto, Texas handling AC, electrical, battery, body and rubber roof work, with a 5.0 rating from two reviews.
Mobile RV repair and service covering the East Texas lakes area, with AC and electrical work and insurance claims welcome.
Mobile RV repair serving Etoile, TX. Reviewers cite fair pricing and quick fixes, though one notes slow follow-up.
RV repair shop in Lufkin, TX with a 4.6-star rating and 41 reviews, known for helpful staff and going above and beyond.
Mobile RV repair in Huntington, TX. A/C, roof, awning and appliance work with reviews praising quick, knowledgeable service.
RV repair shop in Lufkin, TX, with a 1.0-star rating from one Google review.
Clean, quiet RV park in Burke, TX with full hookups, free Wi-Fi, and a helpful owner, rated 4.5 stars from 99 reviews.
The six A/C shops here range from big dealerships to small independent garages. Motorhomes of Texas has the most reviews, over 700, and a 4.8 rating, so they have seen plenty of rooftop units. Smaller places like Nacogdoches Motorhome Service have fewer reviews but a perfect 5.0 from 21 customers. That tells you they take their time. Two shops focus on roof work as well, which matters because a leaking roof can kill an A/C. Four also handle awnings, so you can bundle repairs. Call first and ask how busy they are. In summer, A/C work backs up fast.
None of the six listed here are mobile-only, so plan to bring your rig in. That is not a bad thing. A shop has the gauges, recovery equipment and roof access to do the job right. If you are stuck at a campground, ask if any of the shops make house calls. Some do for simple diagnostics. Otherwise, check the nearby list for mobile options. Before you tow, confirm the shop has room for your size. A 40-foot diesel pusher needs space. Also ask whether they can look at the A/C while you wait or if it will be a drop-off. That answer sets your day.
Three of the six shops do warranty work, which can save you a fight with your extended service plan. Get pre-approval before anyone touches the unit. Have your policy number and a description of the problem ready. Parts availability is the other wild card. Roof A/C units and control boards are not always on the shelf. Motorhomes of Texas and Quality RV carry parts, and Tri-Lakes does too. Ask if the part is in stock before you schedule. If not, ask for an estimate on the wait. A little phone work now beats sitting in a lot for a week.
There are 6 RV A/C repair businesses listed in Nacogdoches, with an average rating of 4.7 stars. Another 8 are nearby if you are willing to drive a bit. Three of the six handle warranty work.
Yes. Four of the six A/C shops also list awning repair, so you can get both fixed in one stop. Nacogdoches Motorhome Service, Tri-Lakes RV Repair and Rocky Ridge RV are among them.
Always call first. Ask if they can look at it that day, whether the part is in stock, and if they need you to drop it off. Summer is peak season for A/C failures, so a heads-up helps them fit you in.
It can. Water intrusion can short the unit or corrode wiring. If you see ceiling stains or the A/C trips after rain, ask the shop to check the roof seal and drain cups while they are in there.