The Dr’s Trailer & RV Shop
RV repair shop in Suamico, WI, with a 4.9-star rating from 87 reviews, known for roof inspections, trailer repairs, and thorough service.
A/C trouble in Suamico usually shows up on the first hot Saturday of the year, when the campground is full and nobody wants to sit in a camper that won't cool down. There are 3 RV A/C repair businesses listed here and 6 more nearby, so you have options without driving to Green Bay. Call early, describe the symptom plainly, and ask whether the shop handles mobile calls or wants the rig dropped off.
RV repair shop in Suamico, WI, with a 4.9-star rating from 87 reviews, known for roof inspections, trailer repairs, and thorough service.
RV dealer and repair shop in Suamico with mobile service and a 4.1-star rating from 522 reviews.
RV repair shop in Suamico, WI with factory trained techs and reviews that split between praise and frustration.
Within a short drive of Suamico. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Little Suamico RV repair shop rated 4.0, with reviewers praising fast AC fixes and honest, budget-friendly work.
Green Bay RV dealer with repair, parts and warranty service; reviewers are split on service communication.
Mobile RV repair in Green Bay that comes to your home or campsite for AC, electrical, plumbing and appliance work.
De Pere RV shop with mobile service, parts, and AC, battery, and electrical repair work.
Family-run RV repair shop in Shawano with a 4.7-star rating from 61 reviews, praised for honest, knowledgeable service.
Mobile and in-shop RV repair serving Shawano and Northeast Wisconsin, from roof and AC fixes to emergency calls.
The listings here cover more than cooling. Of the 3 businesses, 3 do A/C work, 2 handle awnings, 1 does roofs and 1 is a mobile operation that comes to you. That mix matters if your problem turns out to be bigger than a warm vent. A roof leak near the A/C gasket, a slide-out that won't retract, or an awning arm bent in the wind often get fixed in the same visit once the tech is already on the roof. Ask what the diagnostic fee covers and whether it applies to the repair. Ask if the part is in stock before you haul the rig over. A capacitor or a fan motor is usually quick. A whole unit swap takes longer and may need ordering.
The Dr’s Trailer & RV Shop carries a 4.9 rating across 87 reviews and lists roof, A/C and awning work plus chassis and emergency service. That combination is handy when the A/C died and something underneath sounds wrong too. Kunes RV of Green Bay is the big-volume option at 4.1 from 522 reviews, with mobile and A/C work and warranty approval on the menu. Their separate service listing shows certified, body, chassis and parts capability but only 4 reviews, so treat that rating as thin. One of the 3 shops does warranty work. If your rig is still covered, get pre-approval before anyone opens the unit, or you may pay out of pocket.
The mobile tech is worth the call when the rig is set on a seasonal site and moving it is a project. Same for a unit that won't cool but still runs, since a tech can test the compressor and check the filter and coils where it sits. Shop work makes more sense for a rooftop unit replacement, chassis issues or anything that needs a lift. Wherever you go, check your roof sealant around the A/C opening before the appointment. Cracked lap sealant lets water in and turns a cooling problem into a ceiling problem. And in spring, book ahead. Everyone with a stored camper wants service the same few weeks.
There are 3 listed in Suamico, with 6 more nearby if you widen the search. Three of the Suamico businesses do A/C work specifically, and one of those is a mobile operation that comes to your site.
Yes, 1 of the 3 Suamico businesses handles warranty work. Call ahead with your coverage details and get pre-approval before the repair starts so the claim does not get denied after the fact.
Often yes. Simple failures like a bad capacitor, clogged filter or dirty coils get handled where the rig sits. A full rooftop unit replacement usually needs the shop, so ask about parts availability when you call.
Look at the sealant around the roof opening. Water getting past a cracked seal can look like an A/C fault and cause ceiling damage. Tell the shop what the unit is doing, whether it blows warm or not at all, so they bring the right parts.