Mobile RV Doctors, LLC.
Mobile RV tech in Foley, AL handling AC, roof, electrical and parts work, rated 4.6 from 10 reviews.
When the furnace quits in Foley, you want it fixed before the next cold snap. Two RV furnace repair shops serve the area, with five more nearby. They average 4.4 stars from customer reviews. Mobile techs can come to your site, or you can haul the rig in. Either way, call ahead and describe the symptoms so they bring the right parts.
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Furnace problems are usually one of a few things: a clogged burner, a bad igniter, a failed sail switch, or a thermostat that lies. The two shops here handle all of those, and both also work on fridges, awnings, roof, A/C, and water heaters. Mobile RV Doctors, LLC. has a 4.6 rating from 10 reviews and stocks parts. McGraw RV Repair / Handyman is a mobile tech with a 4.2 from 5 reviews and covers slide-outs, tires, and leveling too. Neither advertises warranty work, so if your rig is under warranty, get approval first. Ask whether the part is on the truck or needs ordering. A furnace that won't light is often a quick fix if the tech has the igniter in hand.
A mobile tech comes to your campsite or storage lot, which saves you the drive. That's handy if the furnace dies during a cold snap and you're staying in the rig. But some jobs, like pulling the furnace for a bench test, are easier in a shop. McGraw RV Repair / Handyman is the local mobile option, and nearby shops may also send a tech. Call first and describe what the furnace is doing: does the blower run? Do you hear a click? Does it light and then cut out? That helps them decide if it's a mobile fix or a shop job.
There are 2 RV furnace repair shops in Foley. Both also handle other repairs like roof, A/C, fridge, awning, and water heater. One is a mobile tech, so you have options for how to get the work done.
Yes, 1 of the 2 shops is a mobile tech. McGraw RV Repair / Handyman comes to you. The other shop may also offer mobile service, so call and ask. Mobile is great for simple fixes, but major furnace work might need a shop.
Check your propane level and the furnace fuse. Make sure the thermostat is set to heat and the fan is on auto. Listen for the blower and any click. If the blower runs but you get no heat, the igniter or sail switch is suspect. Tell the tech what you find.
In spring and fall, RV service gets busy, so book as soon as you notice a problem. Summer and winter are usually easier to get in. If you're stuck without heat, call and explain; some shops keep slots for emergencies.