Crossroads RV Mobile
Mobile RV repair serving Colorado Springs, RVTI certified, 5.0 stars from 68 reviews.
A dead furnace turns a cold night into a long one, especially when the wind comes off Pikes Peak. Colorado Springs has three shops and mobile techs that handle RV furnace repair, and they average 4.9 stars. Two of them come to you, which helps when the rig won't move or the driveway is icy. Here's what to know before you call.
Mobile RV repair serving Colorado Springs, RVTI certified, 5.0 stars from 68 reviews.
Colorado Springs RV repair shop with a 4.7 rating from 264 reviews, known for insurance claims and roof work.
Colorado Springs shop focused on RV roof repair, now operating as High Alpine Rentals on West High Street.
Within a short drive of Colorado Springs. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop and body shop in Falcon, CO with certified techs, parts, and storage. Rated 4.2 from 419 reviews.
Family-run RV dealer in Falcon with consignment, parts and service, holding a 5.0 rating from 24 reviews.
RV repair shop in Monument, CO handling roofs, A/C, awnings, electrical and mobile calls, with mixed reviews on pricing.
RV furnaces are simple until they're not. A tech will check the thermostat, sail switch, igniter, and gas pressure before condemning the board. Sometimes it's a mud dauber nest in the vent, sometimes a failing blower. Ask whether the diagnosis is included in the repair quote. If the part is in stock locally, a fix can be same-day. Otherwise, expect a wait for a control board or motor. Two of the three shops here are mobile, so they can test the furnace where you're parked, which beats towing it in. Mobile calls make sense for a no-heat situation. Shop visits are better if the furnace needs to come out.
Furnace problems show up in batches: first hard freeze, first trip to the mountains. Call early in the week if you can. The two mobile techs in town cover a wide area, so ask about a travel fee and how soon they can get to you. Crossroads RV Mobile works weekends and handles emergencies, which is worth knowing if your heat quits on a Sunday. Pro Tech RV has a bigger crew and more reviews, so scheduling might be tighter but they've seen more furnaces. The third shop, High Alpine Rentals, also does winterizing and generator work.
Before anyone orders a part, ask if it's in stock at their shop or a local supplier. A furnace that needs a new board can sit for days waiting on a shipment. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before work starts, since none of these shops advertise warranty work. And while the tech is in there, have them look at the roof sealant and the fridge vent. A furnace that runs fine but sits under a leaking roof will be a problem again soon. These are general tips, not promises about any shop's process.
There are 3 shops and mobile techs listed for furnace repair in Colorado Springs, and 3 more nearby. Their average rating is 4.9 stars. Two of the three offer mobile service, so you can often get help without moving the RV.
Yes, 2 of the 3 are mobile techs. Crossroads RV Mobile and Pro Tech RV both list mobile service. Call ahead to confirm they cover your location and ask about any trip charge before they head out.
Crossroads RV Mobile and RV Repair - HIGH ALPINE RENTALS both show 5.0 stars, though High Alpine has only 5 reviews. Pro Tech RV has a 4.7 average from 264 reviews, giving a broader picture of their work.
Crossroads RV Mobile lists weekend and emergency service, which helps when the heat dies on a Saturday. Pro Tech RV and High Alpine don't list those features, so ask about after-hours availability when you call.