D’s Mobile RV Repair
Mobile RV repair in Splendora, TX, known for knowledgeable staff and fair pricing. Available weekends.
Splendora sits up 59 from Houston, and the humidity here is hard on an RV air conditioner. When yours quits, you want someone who answers the phone and shows up. The three mobile outfits based here average 3.3 stars, and nine more serve the area. Nobody on the list handles warranty work, so get pre-approval if yours is covered.
Mobile RV repair in Splendora, TX, known for knowledgeable staff and fair pricing. Available weekends.
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D's Mobile RV Repair has the most reviews by far, 4.4 stars over 66, and they work weekends. That matters when the A/C dies on a Saturday in July. Eastex mobile RV repair carries parts and also works weekends, though its rating sits at 3.0 from five reviews. The third, listed simply as mobile RV repair, covers roofs and A/C but has 2.6 stars from five. I'd start with D's and ask two questions: do you have the capacitor or the whole unit in stock, and how soon can you get to Splendora? Mobile techs save you a trip, but they need the right part on the truck. A note on reviews: five reviews is a thin sample. One bad week can sink a small shop's average.
All three of these are mobile techs, which means they come to your pad, your storage lot or the roadside. That is usually what you want for A/C diagnosis and a capacitor or fan motor swap. Roof work and awning repairs can also be done on site, and two of the three list roof service. What mobile techs cannot always do is a full system replacement that needs a crane or a shop bay. If your unit is old enough that the compressor is gone, ask upfront whether they can handle the swap at your site or whether you need to move the rig. Getting that straight saves a second visit.
Clear the area around the unit and have your model and serial number ready. If the A/C is blowing warm, check the breaker and the filter first, because those are the cheap fixes. Ask whether the service call includes diagnosis or whether that is separate. None of the three listed shops do warranty work, so if your rig is under an extended plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval in writing. And in spring, book ahead. Splendora is close enough to Houston that the good mobile techs fill up fast once the first hot week hits.
Three are based in Splendora. Another nine serve the surrounding area, so you have options if the first one is booked. All three local ones are mobile techs, meaning they come to your rig rather than you bringing it in.
D's Mobile RV Repair has 4.4 stars from 66 reviews, by far the most feedback of the three. Eastex mobile RV repair has 3.0 from five reviews, and the third listing has 2.6 from five. With small review counts, one job can move the average a lot.
No. None of the three Splendora shops do warranty work. If your A/C is covered by a manufacturer or extended plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval before any tech touches the unit, or you may end up paying out of pocket.
Usually yes for diagnosis, capacitors, fan motors and similar repairs. A full unit replacement may need a shop or crane, so ask when you book. Two of the three also list roof repair, which pairs well with an A/C check since a roof leak can look like an A/C problem.