H&W RV Repair
Bushnell, IL RV shop with mobile service, 4.9 stars from 196 reviews and praise for quick diagnosis and courteous techs.
A furnace that quits in an Illinois cold snap turns a weekend trip into a shivering standoff. Our directory lists six RV furnace repair shops and mobile techs across the state, with an average rating of 4.8. Four of them will come to your rig. Here is who they are and how to get the heat back on.
Bushnell, IL RV shop with mobile service, 4.9 stars from 196 reviews and praise for quick diagnosis and courteous techs.
Waukegan body and paint shop with 5 stars from 56 reviews, praised for insurance help and quality work.
Mobile RV repair serving Glen Carbon, IL, rated 5.0 from 27 Google reviews for on-site AC, roof, awning and electrical work.
Mobile and in-shop RV repair in McHenry, IL. Same-day slide fixes, fridge and AC work, roof and awning service.
Mobile RV repair in Eldorado, IL with a 4.5-star rating. Reviewers praise Brady's honesty and knowledge.
Rockford RV dealer with service, body work, and mobile repairs; reviewers cite fair pricing and fast help.
Four of the six listed businesses offer mobile service, which means a tech can diagnose your furnace where it sits, whether that is a driveway in Springfield or a campground outside Rockford. That saves you a tow and a wait. The trade-off is that mobile techs carry common parts but may need to order a control board or sail switch. Ask upfront if the part is on the truck. If not, a shop with a parts counter might be faster. H&W RV Repair and RV & Camper Services LLC both stock parts, and Sunny Island RV does too.
The spread here is wide, from a 4.2 to a perfect 5.0. H&W RV Repair has the most reviews of the high scorers at 196 and a 4.9 rating, which suggests consistent work over time. Meyers RV Repair, Rolling Homes Mobile RV Repair, and RoamRight RV all hold 5.0 ratings, though with fewer reviews. Sunny Island RV has 246 reviews and a 4.2, so read the recent ones. A perfect score on 15 reviews is a good sign, not a guarantee. Look for comments about furnace diagnostics, not just general friendliness.
Two of the six businesses say they do warranty work, and two list warranty as a feature. If your rig is under an extended service contract, call first and ask if they will bill the warranty company directly or if you pay and get reimbursed. Get pre-approval before any work starts. For older furnaces, parts availability can be the real delay. Meyers RV Repair and Sunny Island RV both handle body work and parts, so they may have better access to oddball components. Ask for the part number and a callback when it arrives.
The directory shows 6 businesses that handle RV furnace repair in Illinois. Their average rating is 4.8, and 4 of them offer mobile service.
Yes, 2 of the 6 listed businesses say they do warranty work. Two also list warranty as a feature. Ask about pre-approval before they start.
Four of the six listed businesses are mobile, so they can come to your RV. They carry common parts, but a control board might need ordering. Ask if the part is in stock when you call.
Sunny Island RV has 246 reviews, the most in the list. H&W RV Repair is next with 196 reviews and a 4.9 rating.