Epling RV Repair, LLC
Family-owned Zanesville RV shop with mobile service and 5.0 stars from 86 Google reviews.
When the furnace quits on a cold night in Zanesville, you want someone who knows RV heaters, not just home HVAC. Two shops here do furnace work, and both also handle AC, fridges, and awnings. One is mobile, so you might not have to move the rig. The average rating is 4.8, and one shop does warranty work. Call ahead, especially in fall, and ask if the part is on the shelf.
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Furnace problems often trace to a clogged burner, a bad sail switch, or a control board that gave up. The two shops in Zanesville that list furnace repair also work on AC, fridges, and awnings, so they see a lot of the same trailers and motorhomes. One is mobile, which helps if your rig is parked and hard to move. Ask whether they will come to you or want the coach in the bay. Either way, describe the symptom: does the blower run and no heat, or is it silent? That saves time. Parts availability can make or break the job. A common sail switch might be in stock, but a circuit board for an older model could take days. Ask when you book.
Fall is when everyone remembers the furnace, so schedules fill. Call a week or two before you need it if you can. If your rig is under a service plan, ask about warranty pre-approval before any work starts. One of the two shops here does warranty work, so confirm that when you call. Mobile techs often charge a trip fee, so get that straight upfront. And while you are at it, have them look at the roof sealant and the fridge vent. Small leaks around the furnace vent can cause big problems later.
Two shops in Zanesville list furnace repair. Both also handle AC, fridges, and awnings, and one is mobile. There are three more nearby if you are willing to drive a bit.
The average rating is 4.8 based on the two shops listed. Reviews for both are solid, so you have good options.
Yes, one of the two shops does warranty work. Ask about pre-approval before any repairs start so there are no surprises.
Yes, one of the two furnace shops is mobile. That means they can come to your RV if it is parked and not easy to move. Ask about trip fees when you call.