Sacramento, CA

RV Furnace Repair in Sacramento, CA

Sacramento cold snaps are short but sharp, and a furnace that quits in January turns a coach into a meat locker. Six RV furnace repair shops serve the city, plus three more nearby, averaging 4.5 stars. Several are mobile techs that come to your storage yard or driveway. Two handle warranty work. Here is how to pick one and what to have ready before you call.

Discover RV Furnace Repair in Sacramento, CA

6Shops listed
4.5★Average Google rating
2Do warranty work
3More within 30 miles
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RV repair shops in Sacramento

Rehorn RV Parts & Accessories in Sacramento, CA

Rehorn RV Parts & Accessories

2160 Bell Ave, Sacramento, CA ★ 4.8 (68 Google reviews)

Sacramento RV parts shop with 40+ years in the trailering industry, known for knowledgeable staff and hard-to-find parts.

MobileRoofFridgeAwning Parts on hand
Hopkins Mobile RV Repair in Sacramento, CA

Hopkins Mobile RV Repair

1652 Nogales St, Sacramento, CA ★ 4.6 (46 Google reviews)

Family-run mobile RV repair covering Sacramento and nearby counties, with same-day and after-hours appointments.

MobileRoofA/CFridge Chassis & engineEmergency service
RV EZ FIX (mobile rv repair) in Sacramento, CA

RV EZ FIX (mobile rv repair)

1418 47th Ave, Sacramento, CA ★ 5.0 (6 Google reviews)

Mobile RV repair in Sacramento with a 5.0 rating. Reviewers praise quick scheduling, fair prices, and fixes for AC, water heaters, and slide-outs.

MobileRoofA/CFridge
Foothill Mobile RV Repair in Sacramento, CA

Foothill Mobile RV Repair

5528 Eagle View Way, Sacramento, CA ★ 4.5 (15 Google reviews)

Family-owned Sacramento mobile RV repair with a 4.5-star rating, same-day visits and a 90-day work warranty.

MobileRoofA/CFridge Warranty workParts on handEmergency service
RV Doctor George in Sacramento, CA

RV Doctor George

1142 Dixieanne Ave, Sacramento, CA ★ 4.2 (294 Google reviews)

Longtime Sacramento RV shop with used parts and service, friendly staff, mixed reviews on shop condition.

RoofA/CFridgeAwning Body & fiberglassParts on hand
McColloch's RV Repair in Sacramento, CA

McColloch's RV Repair

2420 Harvard St, Sacramento, CA ★ 4.2 (75 Google reviews)

Sacramento RV repair shop with 4.2 stars from 75 reviews, praised for fair prices, honest service, and insurance coordination.

RoofA/CFridgeAwning Warranty workInsurance claimsBody & fiberglass

Nearby options

Within a short drive of Sacramento. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.

Capital Diesel Mobile Truck Repair in Rio Linda, CA

Capital Diesel Mobile Truck Repair

1420 I St, Rio Linda, CA ★ 4.9 (32 Google reviews) nearby

Mobile diesel and RV repair serving Rio Linda and Sacramento, rated 4.9 from 32 reviews for fair pricing and quick roadside fixes.

MobileA/CFridgeAwning Chassis & engineParts on handEmergency service
Gold Country Service Center in Rancho Cordova, CA

Gold Country Service Center

1940 Zinfandel Dr H, Rancho Cordova, CA ★ 4.0 (52 Google reviews) nearby

Rancho Cordova shop handling RV and auto repair, from brakes to roof work, with a 4.0 rating from 52 Google reviews.

RoofA/CFridgeAwning Generator serviceChassis & engineParts on hand
Unplug RV in West Sacramento, CA

Unplug RV

3080 Promenade St, West Sacramento, CA ★ 4.9 (53 Google reviews) nearby

Mobile RV repair serving West Sacramento and the greater Sacramento area, rated 4.9 stars across 53 Google reviews.

MobileRoofA/CFridge Warranty workChassis & engineParts on hand

Mobile or shop bay

Four of the six local shops are mobile, which matters if your rig is on blocks at a storage lot off I-5 or parked tight at home. A mobile tech brings the meter and thermocouple to you, and most furnace problems (ignition lockout, sail switch, clogged burner) can be chased in a driveway. Shop work makes more sense when the furnace has to come out, or when the fix turns out to be ducting or a cracked heat exchanger. Ask upfront which category your symptoms fall into. A tech who has pulled a few Suburban and Atwood units will usually know before rolling.

Match the skill to the job

A furnace ties into the propane system, the thermostat and the 12-volt feed, so do not hand it to just anyone with a toolbox. McColloch's RV Repair covers furnace work alongside electrical, solar and slide-out jobs, handy when the blower relay is fine but the wiring is not. RV Doctor George works on roof, A/C, fridge and furnace and has the review history to show it. Rehorn RV Parts & Accessories sells parts as well, so ask whether the replacement board or igniter is on the shelf. A part that has to be ordered is a week without heat.

Before the tech arrives

Write down what the furnace does: clicks but no flame, lights then shuts off, fan runs cold. That one detail saves diagnostic time and money. Note the furnace brand and model, usually on a sticker behind the exterior access panel. Test the thermostat on a fresh battery and confirm the propane tanks have gas and the valve is open. In spring and fall, Sacramento shops book out, so call early if you have a trip planned. For warranty coverage, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before work starts, especially with Foothill Mobile RV Repair or McColloch's, the two flagged for warranty work.

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Questions people ask

How many RV furnace repair shops are in Sacramento?

There are 6 RV furnace repair options in Sacramento, plus 3 more nearby, according to this directory. Four of the 6 are mobile techs. They average 4.5 stars across reviews.

Do any Sacramento shops do warranty furnace work?

Yes. Two of the listings handle warranty work, Foothill Mobile RV Repair and McColloch's RV Repair. Call the manufacturer first to get the repair pre-approved so you are not stuck with the bill.

Can a mobile tech fix my furnace at the storage lot?

Often yes. Most furnace issues, like a bad sail switch, igniter or thermostat, can be handled on site. Ask when you book whether they carry common parts or need to order them first.

Why does my furnace click but not light?

A click with no flame usually points to the igniter, a gas flow problem or a tripped safety switch. Note the exact behavior and your furnace model number. That detail helps the tech bring the right part the first time.