RV Service & Repair - Shoreline RV
Mobile RV repair in Alexandria, MN with 25+ years experience, 4.9 stars from 47 reviews.
A furnace that quits in Alexandria usually picks a cold night to do it. Two RV furnace repair options serve this area, one a mobile tech and one a shop, and both handle the other systems that tend to fail around the same time. The average rating across the pair is 4.8, so the local track record is decent. Here is how to sort out a no-heat call without wasting a trip.
Mobile RV repair in Alexandria, MN with 25+ years experience, 4.9 stars from 47 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Alexandria, MN, with 20+ years in the industry. Roof, AC, awning, and plumbing fixes done on-site.
Most no-heat calls come down to a handful of things: a sail switch that never closes, a dirty burner, a blower that runs but never lights, or a thermostat acting up. The tech will want to know what it does when you flip the switch. Does the blower come on at all? Do you hear the igniter click and then nothing? That answer saves time. Both shops here also list roof, A/C, fridge, awning and water heater work, so if the furnace is one of several problems, you can often get them looked at together. Ask whether the common parts for your furnace model ride on the truck. A sail switch or control board sitting in stock turns a two-visit job into one.
RV Service & Repair - Shoreline RV is the mobile option and carries the stronger rating at 4.9 from 47 reviews. RV Repair and Service- RV Solutions is also listed as mobile and does warranty work, which matters if your furnace is still under a manufacturer plan. If the rig is winterized or hard to move, a mobile call makes sense. If the furnace needs to come out or the ducting needs real work, a shop bay with power and heat is easier on everyone. Either way, call ahead in fall. The first hard freeze sends everyone in northern Minnesota looking for furnace help at once.
Do a little legwork first. Check the obvious: the propane valve open, the tank not empty, the battery charged enough to spin the blower. Furnaces pull real power, and a weak battery is a common culprit that looks like a furnace failure. Clear snow and debris from the exterior vent so exhaust can escape. Note the furnace brand and model number, and have your warranty paperwork handy if you have it. RV Solutions lists warranty as a feature, but pre-approval still takes a phone call, so start that before the appointment rather than after.
There are 2 listed here, and both also handle mobile work. RV Service & Repair - Shoreline RV and RV Repair and Service- RV Solutions each cover furnace, roof, A/C, fridge, awning and water heater repair.
The two shops average 4.8 out of 5. Shoreline RV sits at 4.9 from 47 reviews and RV Solutions at 4.6 from 28 reviews, so there is not much between them.
Both shops here are listed as mobile, so ask when you call. Mobile work suits a furnace that will not light but still runs, or a rig you would rather not move. Bigger jobs like ducting or pulling the furnace usually go faster in a shop bay.
One of the two shops, RV Repair and Service- RV Solutions, lists warranty work. Call with your furnace model and plan details to confirm coverage and get pre-approval before the visit, since authorization can take a day or two.