Murphy's On-Site RV Repair
Mobile RV repair in Wisconsin Rapids, WI, with a 4.8-star rating from 249 reviews and service since 2006.
When your RV furnace quits in Wisconsin Rapids, you want it fixed before the next cold snap. Two shops here handle furnace repair, plus one mobile tech who comes to you. Average rating is 4.7, so you're not rolling the dice. These folks know what a failed sail switch or a clogged burner looks like, and they can get parts without a week of waiting.
Mobile RV repair in Wisconsin Rapids, WI, with a 4.8-star rating from 249 reviews and service since 2006.
Family-owned Wisconsin Rapids RV dealer since 1963, with service for roof, AC, awning and more.
Within a short drive of Wisconsin Rapids. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Necedah, WI, handling A/C, roofs, water damage and appliances on site.
For a furnace that won't light, a mobile tech like Murphy's On-Site RV Repair can diagnose at your site, which saves you a tow. That's handy if your rig is set up or the slide-out is out. A shop like Greeneway RV has a bay and can pull the furnace for bench work if the heat exchanger is cracked. Ask on the phone which they prefer for your symptom. If it's blowing cold, it might be a simple sail switch; if it's sooting, that's a bench job. Either way, both shops do warranty work, so check with your extended plan before they start.
Do the easy stuff first. Make sure you have propane and the tank valve is open. Check the breaker and the fuse at the furnace. Look at the thermostat batteries. If the blower runs but you get no heat, the sail switch or the limit switch is a common culprit. If you smell raw gas, shut it down and call a pro. When you book, tell them the furnace model and year. Ask if the part is in stock. In spring and fall, furnace calls stack up, so book a few days out if you can. Both shops listed here also handle A/C, roof, and winterize, so you can bundle.
Two shops handle furnace repair in Wisconsin Rapids, and one of those is a mobile tech. That gives you a shop bay or an on-site visit. The average rating across them is 4.7 from hundreds of reviews.
Yes, both Murphy's On-Site RV Repair and Greeneway RV do warranty work. Call ahead with your policy number so they can pre-approve the repair. That avoids surprises when you pick up the rig.
Murphy's On-Site RV Repair is the mobile option here. They can diagnose and often repair at your site. If the furnace needs a bench teardown, they may recommend a shop. Ask when you call.
The two furnace shops also cover fridges, awnings, roof, A/C, water heaters, slide-outs, and winterizing. Greeneway RV adds body, tires, and solar. So you can get most systems handled in one stop.