Gold Star RV
Mobile RV repair serving Zephyrhills, Tampa and Orlando, rated 4.9 stars for knowledgeable techs and prompt arrivals.
Zephyrhills heat is no joke, and neither is a failed RV air conditioner in July. Six shops and mobile techs around town handle A/C repair, and four of them will come to your site. The average rating across those six is 4.6, so the bar is decent. Three do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Call ahead, especially in summer, because everyone else's A/C is struggling too.
Mobile RV repair serving Zephyrhills, Tampa and Orlando, rated 4.9 stars for knowledgeable techs and prompt arrivals.
Mobile RV repair covering Clermont to Zephyrhills, rated 4.8 stars by 26 reviewers for punctual, honest work.
Zephyrhills RV shop run by Jim, rated 4.5 stars; reviewers cite AC, awning and slide work and his mechanical knowledge.
Zephyrhills RV repair shop with mobile service, known for flat tow installs and fair quotes.
Mobile RV repair in Zephyrhills with a 4.5-star rating; a certified master technician comes to your rig for repairs and upgrades.
Mobile RV repair in Zephyrhills, FL, open 24/7 with a 4.3-star rating from 25 reviews.
Within a short drive of Zephyrhills. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Dade City RV repair shop rated 4.4 stars, with reviewers citing fair pricing and skilled diagnosis.
Family-owned Dade City RV and marine shop with a 5.0 rating, known for electrical and electronics work.
Mobile RV repair in Thonotosassa covering roofs, A/C, water damage and diagnostics, rated 4.7 from 50 reviews.
Dover, FL RV dealer and service shop with a 4.0 rating across more than 1,300 Google reviews.
Five of the six listed businesses offer mobile service, which is a relief when your rig is set up at a campground and the A/C quits. You don't have to break camp and drive across town. Gold Star RV and White Glove RV Repair Service both rate well, at 4.9 and 4.8, and both handle mobile calls plus roof and A/C work. When you call, have your RV's year, make, and model ready, and describe the symptom. A unit that runs but blows warm air is a different job than one that trips the breaker. Ask if the tech carries common capacitors and fan motors on the truck, since that can save a second visit.
Three of the six facilities do warranty work, so if your A/C is still under an extended plan, start there. White Glove RV Repair Service and Mobile RV Repair and Services both list warranty among their features, and the latter also handles emergency calls. That combination is worth noting when the forecast is brutal. Warranty jobs often need pre-approval from the plan administrator before parts get ordered. Ask the shop whether they handle that call or whether you do. It sounds small, but it can be the difference between a repair this week and one next week.
An RV A/C problem sometimes isn't the A/C at all. A roof leak can soak insulation and short a control board, and five of the six businesses here also do roof repair. Gold Star RV and Stringer Enterprises of Florida LLC both cover roof and A/C work, so one visit can address both. Stringer also lists weekend availability, which helps if you work weekdays. Holiday RV Services is the one shop on the list that doesn't advertise mobile service, so you'll tow or drive in. Ratings range from 4.3 to 4.9, and review counts are modest, so read a few recent ones before you commit.
Six businesses are listed, with an average rating of 4.6. Five of them offer mobile service, so most can come to your campsite or storage lot. Three do warranty work. Four also handle awning repair, and five cover roof work.
Most likely. Five of the six listed businesses are mobile. Call ahead with your site number and the symptom. If the tech needs a part that isn't on the truck, you may wait a day or two, so ask about common parts when you book.
Yes. Three of the six facilities do warranty work. Have your policy number and claim details ready. Many plans require pre-approval before parts are ordered, so ask the shop whether they call the administrator or you need to.
Check the breaker and the filter first. A clogged filter or tripped breaker is a quick fix. If the unit runs but blows warm, note that. If it's dead, note that too. Details help the tech bring the right parts and saves you a second visit.