CHC RV CENTER
Wichita Falls RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 148 reviews, handling roof, AC, awning, and collision work.
A dead A/C in Wichita Falls is not a wait-till-next-week problem. When it's 100 degrees and the rig is soaking up sun, you need a fix fast. Four shops and techs here handle RV air conditioning, and they average 4.8 stars across 246 reviews. One does mobile calls, so you might not have to move the coach at all. The mix of roof, awning and chassis work means most of these places can look at more than just the cooling unit.
Wichita Falls RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 148 reviews, handling roof, AC, awning, and collision work.
Veteran-owned mobile RV repair in Wichita Falls with 4.9 stars from 43 reviews and 25+ years of mechanic experience.
Wichita Falls RV repair shop rated 4.8 stars, known for AC, fridge and water heater fixes.
Wichita Falls auto shop handling RVs, diesel trucks and cars, with a 4.5-star rating from 30 Google reviews.
Within a short drive of Wichita Falls. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Henrietta, Texas, handling roof, AC, awning, slide, and electrical work.
Start with CHC RV CENTER if you want the deepest bench. It has 148 reviews at a perfect 5.0 and handles roof, A/C and awning work, plus insurance, chassis, parts and weekend hours. That combination matters when a roof leak has killed the A/C and you need both looked at. HERO-RVTech LLC is the mobile option, rated 4.9 from 43 reviews, and it does warranty work, which can save a fight later. RV E.M.T. LLC (4.8 stars, 25 reviews) also does roof and A/C, with generator and parts support. M&R Motors is the chassis-focused shop at 4.5 stars.
A mobile tech makes sense when the problem is simple and the rig is parked. HERO-RVTech comes to you, which beats breaking camp or paying a tow for a capacitor or a thermostat. But mobile work has limits. If the diagnosis needs a lift, a full roof inspection or a part that has to be ordered, a shop like CHC or RV E.M.T. is the better bet. Ask on the phone whether the job is mobile-appropriate. A good tech will tell you straight rather than drive out and then tell you it needs a bay.
Call ahead and describe the symptom: warm air, no airflow, water dripping inside, breaker tripping. Ask if they have the common parts in stock for your unit, since A/C parts are not universal. If you are under warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty company before work starts, and confirm the shop will bill them directly. HERO-RVTech lists warranty work, but the others may still do it. Also ask them to check the roof sealant around the A/C gasket while they are up there. A leak that starts at the gasket can look like a failed unit.
There are 4 listings, and 1 of those is a mobile tech. The average rating is 4.8 from 246 reviews. Three of the four also do roof work, and two handle awnings, so you can often get a leak and a cooling problem handled in one visit.
Yes. HERO-RVTech LLC is the mobile option, rated 4.9 from 43 reviews. It also does roof and awning work and handles warranty claims. Mobile service is best for straightforward fixes. If the repair needs a shop bay or a lift, you may be referred to one of the fixed locations.
One listing states warranty work: HERO-RVTech LLC. The others may still work with a warranty company, but ask first. Get pre-approval before any repair begins, and confirm whether the shop bills the warranty provider directly or expects payment from you upfront.
Ask if the diagnostic fee is applied to the repair if you go ahead. Confirm the part is in stock or how long ordering takes. If the roof around the A/C is leaking, have them check the gasket and sealant, since water damage can mimic an electrical fault and cost more if ignored.