Scotty's Rv Parts & Service inc
Rogers RV shop with 4.7 stars from 165 reviews, handling roof and body repairs, warranty work and same-day fixes.
A furnace that quits in Rogers usually picks the worst night for it, when the temperature drops and the campground gets quiet. Two RV furnace repair shops serve this stretch of northwest Arkansas, and both handle mobile calls, so you may not have to move the rig. One also does warranty work. Here is who to call and what to expect.
Rogers RV shop with 4.7 stars from 165 reviews, handling roof and body repairs, warranty work and same-day fixes.
Mobile RV repair in Rogers with 4.8 stars from 20 reviews. Quick response and problem solving praised.
Within a short drive of Rogers. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair and inspection serving Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas, rated 4.8 from 43 Google reviews.
Scotty's Rv Parts & Service inc is the bigger name here, with a 4.7 rating across 165 reviews. They cover furnace work along with roof, A/C, fridge, awning, water heater, body and generator, plus certified, warranty and insurance work. Trailer Swift RV Mobile is the smaller, newer option at 4.8 from 20 reviews, running mobile calls and covering furnace, roof, A/C, fridge, awning, water heater, slide-out, generator and winterizing. Parts and weekend availability are listed too. For a no-heat call, ask two things before you commit: can they come to the rig, and do they stock the igniter or sail switch for your furnace model. Those small parts cause most no-heat problems, and a shop without them makes two trips.
Both Rogers shops do mobile work, which matters when the furnace is dead and the rig is winterized or hooked up at a campground. A mobile tech can usually diagnose a furnace at your site, checking the thermostat, the sail switch and the burner tube without you towing anything. If the fix needs a bench, like a cracked heat exchanger or a blower motor swap, the rig goes to the shop. Ask which way your job leans when you book. Also mention your furnace brand and model, since parts for older units may need ordering.
Expect a service call charge plus labor and parts, and ask for that number up front so there are no surprises. Warranty coverage is worth checking early: one Rogers shop does warranty work, and manufacturers often want pre-approval before a repair, so a quick call can save you paying out of pocket and chasing reimbursement later. If your furnace is under an extended plan, say so when you book. Winter is when furnace calls pile up, so book ahead in fall before the first cold snap hits.
There are 2 furnace repair shops listed in Rogers, and both also handle mobile calls. One more nearby option brings the total to about 3 within reach. Both Rogers shops average 4.8 stars across their reviews.
Often yes. Both Rogers shops list mobile service, and a tech can diagnose most no-heat problems on site, including thermostat, sail switch and burner issues. Repairs that need a bench, like a heat exchanger or blower motor, usually mean a trip to the shop.
Yes. One of the 2 Rogers furnace shops lists warranty work among its services. Call ahead with your furnace model and coverage details, since many manufacturers ask for pre-approval before the repair starts.
Check the thermostat batteries, the fuse, the propane level and the outside vent for nests or debris. Note your furnace brand and model. If it still will not light, call a shop and mention you have already checked those basics so the tech can plan the visit.