River Cities RV Service LLC.
Mobile RV repair in San Marcos with 16 years of experience, 5.0 stars from 34 reviews, handling roof, AC and awning work.
San Marcos summers punish an RV air conditioner, and a unit that quits in July rarely picks a convenient moment. Four mobile RV techs work this city, and all four handle A/C, so most jobs here start in your driveway or campsite rather than a shop bay. Average rating across the four sits at 4.9, which tells you people around here tend to get fixed right the first time.
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River Cities RV Service LLC. is the one to try first. A perfect 5.0 from 34 reviews, and the only outfit on the list that also does roof and awning work, which matters because a leaking roof and a weak A/C often show up together after a wet spring. They handle insurance, carry parts, work weekends and service generators. Rivet Restoration is smaller, 5.0 from 12 reviews, with body and chassis work in the mix, good if your cooling problem came with a bent panel. ATX FLEET SERVICES has the longest track record at 112 reviews and a 4.5 rating, plus emergency service. SMTX Mobile RV Repair is new with just 3 reviews, but a 5.0 is a 5.0. Call around before you commit. Ask whether the tech has the capacitor or fan motor for your model in stock, because the part is usually what stretches a one-hour job into three days.
All four shops in San Marcos are mobile, so expect a tech to come to you. That is convenient when your rig is set up at a park or parked behind the house, and it saves you towing a 35-foot trailer through traffic for a diagnosis. The tradeoff is that some jobs need a shop. A full A/C replacement, a compressor swap, or anything involving refrigerant recovery may require a bay with the right equipment. Confirm on the phone whether your repair can happen on site or needs a haul-in appointment, and ask what the trip charge covers. Get the diagnosis price quoted before anyone opens the cover.
The usual suspects are a capacitor that gave out, a fan motor that squeals, a dirty evaporator coil that ices over, or a refrigerant leak that has been slow for a season and finally won. If your unit runs but blows warm, start with the simple stuff: check the breaker, clean the filter, and look at the coil. If it is frozen, shut it off and let it thaw before a tech arrives. Late spring and early summer are the busy stretch around here, so book ahead if you can. If you are near the outlet malls or the river and the A/C dies in the middle of a trip, call the emergency-capable shop first.
Four mobile RV techs are listed for San Marcos, and all four service air conditioning. Eight more shops are nearby if the local four are booked out during the summer rush.
The four San Marcos shops average 4.9 out of 5. River Cities RV Service LLC., Rivet Restoration and SMTX Mobile RV Repair all sit at 5.0, while ATX FLEET SERVICES holds a 4.5 across 112 reviews.
All four San Marcos listings are mobile, so yes in most cases. Ask when you call whether your specific repair can be done on site, since a full compressor replacement may need a shop bay.
None of the four San Marcos shops is listed as doing warranty work. If your rig is under an extended warranty, call the warranty company for pre-approval and ask the shop whether they will bill it before you book.