Arizona RV Sales & Service
Family-run RV dealer and mobile service in Prescott Valley with a 5.0 rating from 28 reviews.
Four furnace repair options serve Prescott Valley, and three of them come to you. That matters when the heat quits on a January night or the blower starts screaming. Average rating sits at 4.9, and one shop handles warranty work. The crew at Arizona RV Sales & Service knows furnaces and roofs alike. So does the mobile team at Adventure RV Mobile Repair. Call ahead, describe the symptom, and ask if the part is on the shelf.
Family-run RV dealer and mobile service in Prescott Valley with a 5.0 rating from 28 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Prescott Valley, Sedona and Flagstaff, with a master RVTI certified tech and a 4.9 Google rating.
Mobile RV repair in Prescott Valley. Reviewers praise honest pricing, same-day fixes, and careful 5th wheel transport.
RV repair shop in Prescott Valley handling roof, AC, awning, and chassis work, with a 5.0 rating from one review.
Within a short drive of Prescott Valley. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Licensed mobile RV repair in Dewey, AZ, handling AC, roof, electrical and slide work, with a 5.0 rating.
A dead furnace is a special kind of miserable. Three mobile techs in town can roll to your site or driveway, which beats dragging a rig with a bad blower down Highway 69. Adventure RV Mobile Repair and Emergency RV DOCTOR both list furnace work among their services. Mobile calls cost more than a shop visit, but you save the tow and the wait. Have your rig's year, make, and model ready, plus the furnace brand if you know it. Ask whether the part is in stock before anyone drives out.
One Prescott Valley shop, Arizona RV Sales & Service, carries a 5.0 rating from 28 reviews and offers furnace repair along with roof, A/C, and fridge work. The RV Service and Repair Center at Little Dealer Little Prices also handles furnaces, and it's the kind of place that can check warranty coverage before the work starts. If your rig is still under an extended plan, call first and get pre-approval. It saves arguments later. Spring and fall are busy, so book a furnace check before the first cold snap, not after.
Do a couple of simple checks first. Make sure the propane tanks have fuel and the valve is open. Look at the thermostat batteries and the breaker. If the blower runs but you get no heat, the sail switch or igniter is a common culprit. If nothing runs at all, it might be power or the control board. Write down what happens and when. A tech who knows the furnace lights then quits will bring the right part. That beats a second trip.
There are 4 furnace repair options listed in Prescott Valley. Three of them are mobile techs that come to your location. The fourth is a traditional shop. One additional option is nearby.
The average rating across the 4 listed businesses is 4.9 out of 5. Arizona RV Sales & Service and the RV Service and Repair Center at Little Dealer Little Prices both hold 5.0 ratings, while the mobile techs sit just below that.
Yes. One of the four listed businesses, Emergency RV DOCTOR & Preventative Maintenance, indicates it handles warranty work. Call ahead with your policy number and get pre-approval before any repair begins.
Mobile is easier if your rig is set up or you're stranded. Shop work usually costs less and suits bigger jobs. In Prescott Valley, three of the four furnace options are mobile, so you have a real choice. Ask about trip charges and parts availability when you call.