Best Choice RV Repair LLC.
Individually owned mobile RV repair with a 5.0 rating, covering west Houston and the surrounding area.
Sealy sits right where I-10 meets Highway 36, so plenty of RVs roll through and plenty of them need A/C work before the next leg. I've had a compressor quit outside town and a roof unit start short-cycling in July, and I know the difference between a shop that checks the charge and one that just swaps parts. This list covers seven A/C repair options, including five mobile techs who come to your site.
Individually owned mobile RV repair with a 5.0 rating, covering west Houston and the surrounding area.
Mobile RV repair in Sealy, TX. 4.8 stars from 24 reviews. AC, water heaters, leaks, and more.
RV dealer and repair shop in Sealy, TX, with a 4.5-star rating from 316 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Sealy, TX, with a certified tech for roof, AC, awning and slide out work.
Family-owned mobile RV repair in Sealy, TX, fixing slide-outs, roofs, AC and awnings at your location.
Family-owned RV parts and service shop in Sealy, TX, backed by BBB A+ rating and in-stock travel trailer parts.
Mobile RV repair serving Sealy and nearby counties, with AC work, trailer repairs and 24/7 availability.
Within a short drive of Sealy. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-run Brookshire RV shop with 38 years in the industry, doing generator, A/C, roof and awning work.
Brookshire RV repair shop rated 4.9 stars, handling roof, AC, body and warranty work for Houston-area owners.
Mobile RV repair in Wallis, TX with 4.5 stars from 47 reviews. Known for punctuality and honest service.
Mobile RV repair serving Katy to Wharton, family owned, RVIA and RVTI certified, 5.0 stars from 10 reviews.
Brookshire RV repair shop with 30 years in the industry, handling roof, AC, awning and transport work.
Mobile RV tech with 23 years' experience, serving Bellville, TX. Rated 5.0 for friendly, responsive service.
Katy RV dealer with service bays, collision repair and a parts counter, rated 4.4 across 2,140 Google reviews.
Katy RV repair shop handling maintenance, collision, roof and AC work, plus mobile service and a free 22-point inspection.
Katy RV dealer off I-10 with a 4.7 rating across 587 reviews, selling new and used trailers and motorhomes.
RV dealer and repair shop in Katy, Texas, handling AC, brakes, electrical and parts for motorhomes and trailers.
Five of the seven A/C repair options here are mobile, which matters when your rig is set up at a campground or parked in the driveway and the roof unit is the problem. You don't have to break camp or pay a tow. A mobile tech will climb up, check the capacitor, the fan motor, and the refrigerant charge, and tell you whether the unit can be fixed on the roof or needs to come off. Ask two things when you call: whether they carry common capacitors and fan motors on the truck, and whether they can do warranty work. Two of the seven providers here handle warranty claims, and getting pre-approval from your extended service contract before the tech starts saves a fight later.
If the problem is more than a single roof unit, or you want the work done under a roof with a parts counter nearby, Cliff Jones RV has the deepest review history in town with 316 reviews and a 4.5 rating. They handle A/C and warranty work, and they keep parts on hand. That matters when a fan motor is backordered and you're trying to leave before the weekend. Smaller shops can be just as good. D&K RV Service and A-Team RV Services both carry perfect 5.0 ratings, though on very few reviews, so ask what they've actually done on your model of A/C. A quick phone call about parts in stock beats a wasted trip.
An A/C that drips inside the coach is usually a gasket or a clogged drain, not a refrigerant problem, and the same water can rot the roof deck. Three of the seven providers here also do roof work, which is handy because the two jobs overlap more than people think. Best Choice RV Repair LLC sits at a 5.0 across 34 reviews and handles mobile, roof, A/C, awning and warranty work, so one visit can cover the leak and the cooling. Before anyone climbs up, hose off the roof sealant around the unit and look for cracks. A tube of lap sealant and an hour of shade is cheaper than a new ceiling panel.
Seven are listed here, and five of them are mobile techs who come to your rig. The average rating across the group is 4.5. Two providers handle warranty work, and three also do roof repair, which helps when a leak and a cooling problem show up together.
Usually yes. Five of the seven providers are mobile, and most roof A/C repairs are capacitor, fan motor, thermostat or gasket jobs that can be done on site. Call ahead with your unit model and the symptom so the tech brings the right parts. If the compressor is seized, they may still need to pull the unit.
Two of the seven providers here do warranty work, including Cliff Jones RV and Best Choice RV Repair LLC. Get pre-approval from your contract holder before work starts and ask the shop what documentation they send. Keep your policy number handy when you call so they can check coverage while you wait.
Most inside drips come from a clogged condensate drain or a flattened roof gasket, not low refrigerant. Three of the seven providers also handle roof repair, which is worth using since water damage spreads. Clean the drain line first, then check the gasket seal before assuming the unit is failing.