David’s Reliable R.V Services L.L.C
Mobile RV repair covering Odessa, Midland and nearby, with a 5.0 rating from 30 Google reviews.
Odessa summers are hard on an RV air conditioner. Ours quit in July, mid trip, and the fix took a week because nobody had the part. Nine RV A/C repair options serve this city, three of them nearby, averaging 4.3 stars. Six are mobile techs who come to your rig, which beats dragging a fifth wheel across town when the compressor is dead.
Mobile RV repair covering Odessa, Midland and nearby, with a 5.0 rating from 30 Google reviews.
Odessa RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 4.6-star rating from 115 reviews, known for friendly service and quick fixes.
Mobile RV repair in Odessa, TX. Open 24/7 for electrical, plumbing, AC, roof leaks, and more.
Certified RV tech in Odessa, TX specializing in electrical, AC, water heaters, and fire suppression. 5.0 rating.
RV repair shop in Odessa, TX, established in 1987, with a 4.4-star rating from 25 reviews.
RV and boat repair shop in Odessa, Texas, handling roof, AC, and awning work with some warranty help.
Mobile RV repair in Odessa for AC, roof, furnace and plumbing, plus a parts store on site.
Family-owned Odessa RV and boat dealer with 30 years in the business and a large parts and sales floor.
Odessa RV repair shop handling roof, AC, electrical, and tank work, open around the clock.
Within a short drive of Odessa. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV and marine repair shop in Midland, Texas, handling AC, electrical, brakes, and body work at two locations.
Mobile RV tech in Goldsmith, TX, with mixed reviews on AC repairs and responsiveness.
Mobile RV repair in Midland, TX, handling AC, roof, awning and chassis work. Reviews split on scheduling follow-through.
Six of the nine options here are mobile, so a tech can test your unit in your driveway or at the campground. That helps when the rig is level and hooked up and you would rather not tow it in the heat. Mobile work fits capacitor swaps, thermostat problems and refrigerant checks. A full unit replacement or a repair that needs a lift usually means a shop. Ask on the phone which one your symptom points to before anyone loads up. If your A/C runs but blows warm, say so. That one detail steers the diagnosis fast.
David’s Reliable R.V Services L.L.C holds a 5.0 rating over 30 reviews and handles mobile work, roofs, A/C and awnings, with parts on hand and weekend hours. Basin RV Repair LLC carries the most review history at 4.6 from 115 reviews and also does mobile, roof and A/C work. MyRvTek, at 4.6 from 20 reviews, adds generator service and weekend availability. Miller's RV Specialties Inc sits at 4.4 with 25 reviews. FIXMYRVGUY is perfect rated on a small sample and handles chassis work. S&S Repairs has the longest history of the lower rated shops at 3.7 from 54 reviews, but it does warranty work, body work and parts.
Two of the nine shops here do warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, confirm that before booking. Get pre-approval from the warranty company first, because the tech cannot bill them without it and you do not want to pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement. Parts are the other delay. Six of these shops keep parts on hand, but an A/C condenser or control board for your model may still need ordering. Ask whether the part is in stock before you schedule, and ask what the lead time looks like if it is not. A quick call saves a wasted trip.
Nine options serve the city, and three more are nearby. Six of the nine are mobile techs who come to your rig, which helps if towing in the heat is a problem.
Two of the nine do warranty work. Call ahead and get pre-approval from your warranty company before the tech arrives, or you may end up paying first and filing for reimbursement.
Mobile suits capacitors, thermostats and simple diagnostics done at your site. A full unit replacement or anything needing a lift usually goes to a shop. Ask which fits your symptom when you call.
Confirm the breaker and thermostat setting, clean a dusty return filter, and note whether the fan runs while the air stays warm. Mention any roof leak near the unit, since roof and A/C work often overlap.