Leisure Coachworks
Fontana RV repair shop rated 4.8 stars, handling roof, AC, awning, body and electrical work on most RV classes.
Fontana RV owners know a furnace can quit on a cold desert night. Three shops here handle furnace repair, and one nearby shop is also available. The average rating is 4.4, so you have options. Call ahead to check parts and scheduling, especially before a winter trip.
Fontana RV repair shop rated 4.8 stars, handling roof, AC, awning, body and electrical work on most RV classes.
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RV repair shop in Fontana, CA, open 24/7 for AC, roof, electrical, plumbing and appliance work.
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Three shops in Fontana list furnace repair, and they also work on fridges, awnings, A/C and water heaters. Leisure Coachworks stands out with a 4.8 rating from 153 reviews and handles roof, slide-out, body and solar work too. RV & Motorhome Repair Center has a 4.0 rating and covers electrical and generator issues. J&Z lists furnace repair but has no reviews yet. One nearby shop adds another option. For furnace problems, call first to see if the part is in stock; many shops need to order a control board or igniter. Ask if they can test the sail switch and thermostat while the unit is out.
There are no mobile furnace techs listed in Fontana, so plan to take your RV to a shop. That means moving a rig that might be winterized or have a dead battery. If you can't drive it, ask whether the shop offers pickup or mobile service even if it's not listed. Otherwise, a shop visit lets them bench-test the furnace and check the ducting. For a furnace that won't light, a shop can also check LP pressure and the igniter. If your rig is stuck, a mobile tech from a nearby area might be your only choice, so ask around.
None of the three Fontana shops advertise warranty work, so if your furnace is under warranty, call the manufacturer first for pre-approval. Ask the shop if they can get the part from a local distributor; common igniters and sail switches might be in stock. Leisure Coachworks sells parts and handles insurance, which can help if a crash damaged the furnace. Spring and fall are busy, so book ahead. A furnace that runs but blows cold often needs a good cleaning, so ask for a full inspection. Get an estimate before work starts, and confirm the furnace is actually the problem.
There are 3 furnace repair shops listed in Fontana, plus 1 nearby. That gives you a few choices, though only one has a substantial number of reviews. Call ahead to compare availability and pricing.
Leisure Coachworks has a 4.8 rating from 153 reviews, the highest among the three. RV & Motorhome Repair Center has a 4.0 from 1 review. J&Z has no reviews yet. Ratings are a guide, so ask about furnace experience when you call.
No mobile furnace techs are listed in Fontana. The shops are all fixed locations, so you'll need to bring your RV in. If you can't drive it, ask the shop if they offer pickup or mobile service.
None of the three shops advertise warranty work. If your furnace is under warranty, contact the manufacturer to find an authorized service center. You can also ask a shop if they'll work with your warranty provider.