Horton Truck Service
Heavy-duty truck shop in Jacksonville that also handles RV alignments, suspension, and AC work, with a 4.8-star rating from 138 reviews.
A cold snap in Jacksonville is mild until your furnace quits, and then it feels like the Arctic. Three shops and mobile techs here handle RV furnace repair, with an average rating of 4.0. Horton Truck Service leads with a 4.8 from 138 reviews. The other two have fewer reviews, so read them closely. Call ahead about parts, especially in winter.
Heavy-duty truck shop in Jacksonville that also handles RV alignments, suspension, and AC work, with a 4.8-star rating from 138 reviews.
Mobile RV repair covering Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, handling AC, roofs, awnings, wiring and generators on site.
Jacksonville RV service center for roof, AC and awning repairs, warranty work, parts and maintenance.
Within a short drive of Jacksonville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair with a 4.7-star rating from 35 reviews, known for quick, knowledgeable service.
Mobile RV and marine repair serving Green Cove Springs and Northeast Florida, with a 5.0 rating from 36 reviews.
Veteran-owned St. Augustine shop specializing in Aqua-Hot heating systems, plus AC, battery and electrical work.
Furnace problems usually come down to a few things: a clogged burner, a bad sail switch, or a control board that has given up. Mobile techs can handle many of these in your campsite or driveway, which saves you a tow. Shop work makes sense for bench testing a board or replacing a blower motor. Ask whether the part is in stock before you commit. In Jacksonville, humidity can corrode connections over time, so a tech who checks the board and wiring is worth the call. Of the three furnace repair options here, two are mobile and one is a shop.
If your furnace is dead and you are staying at a campground, a mobile tech is the easier call. Two of the three furnace repair providers here offer mobile service. Horton Truck Service and JAX Mobile RV Repair both come to you. Camping World RV Service is a shop, so you will need to bring the rig in. Mobile calls often cost more for the convenience, but you save on fuel and time. Ask about diagnostic fees upfront, and confirm the tech carries common furnace parts. If the fix needs a specialized part, the shop may be the better bet.
One of the three providers here lists warranty work as a feature, so if your furnace is under an extended warranty, start there. Have your policy number and the furnace model ready when you call. Parts availability can slow things down. Horton Truck Service and Camping World both stock parts, which can shorten a wait. JAX Mobile RV Repair also carries parts on the truck. If the part is not in stock, ask for an estimate on the wait. A furnace that works is worth a short delay, but know the timeline before you agree.
There are 3 furnace repair providers listed in Jacksonville, with an average rating of 4.0. Two of them are mobile techs, and one is a shop. Horton Truck Service has the most reviews at 138 and a 4.8 rating.
Yes, 2 of the 3 providers offer mobile service. Horton Truck Service and JAX Mobile RV Repair both come to you. Camping World RV Service is a shop only. Mobile service is handy if your rig is set up at a campground.
One provider, Camping World RV Service, lists warranty work as a feature. Call ahead with your policy details to confirm coverage. The other two may also work with warranties, but ask directly before booking.
Ask if they stock common furnace parts like sail switches and control boards. Confirm the diagnostic fee and whether it applies to the repair. If you are mobile, ask if they come to your location. Also ask about their wait time for parts.