Midnight Sun RV Services
Mobile RV repair serving Anchorage and beyond, rated 5.0 by 15 reviewers for fast response and fair pricing.
A dead generator in Anchorage usually announces itself on a cold morning, halfway to a weekend spot. Two mobile techs here handle generator work, and both also fix roof, fridge, A/C, awning, furnace, and slide-out problems. One shop does warranty work. Neither is a big-box dealer, so you get a person on the phone who has actually pulled a carburetor apart in the cold.
Mobile RV repair serving Anchorage and beyond, rated 5.0 by 15 reviewers for fast response and fair pricing.
Mobile RV tech covering Anchorage and the Kenai, certified for furnace, fridge, roof and electrical work.
Generator repair in Anchorage means two mobile techs, which is good news if your rig is snowed in or parked at a storage yard off Muldoon. Midnight Sun RV Services has a 5.0 rating from 15 reviews and handles roof, A/C, fridge, awning, furnace, slide-out, and winterize work alongside generators. Bear's RV Necessities sits at 3.9 from 7 reviews and adds electrical, solar, water heater, and leveling to the list. One of the two is set up for warranty work, so check that first if your generator is still covered. Mobile calls cover most generator jobs: oil and filter changes, carburetor cleaning, fuel pump swaps, and checking the remote start. Ask if the tech carries common Onan parts or needs to order them, because a week's wait for a fuel filter is normal in Alaska.
Have your generator model and hour meter reading ready. Describe the symptom plainly: cranks but won't start, starts then dies, surges under load, or won't crank at all. If it runs but cuts out when the A/C kicks on, say so, because that points to a load issue rather than the fuel system. Check the oil level and the breaker on the generator itself first. If the rig is in storage, note whether the tech can access it and whether power is available. Ask about the service call charge and whether it's applied to the repair. Both shops are mobile, so you're paying for a trip either way.
Spring is the busy stretch. Everyone wants the generator ready before the first trip, and the two shops here book up. Call ahead if you can. In winter, a generator that sat all season may need fresh fuel and a new filter before it will run right. Roof and slide-out work often gets bundled with generator service while the tech is already on site, which saves a second call. Winterize service is offered by both shops, so ask about a combined visit in fall. If you're heading out on a tight schedule, be clear about your deadline and ask what's realistic.
Two. Both are mobile techs, so they come to your rig rather than you driving it in. Midnight Sun RV Services and Bear's RV Necessities are the two listed for generator work in Anchorage.
One of the two is set up for warranty work. Call ahead and ask whether your generator brand and coverage are accepted, and get pre-approval before any work starts so there are no surprises.
Usually yes. Both businesses here are mobile. Confirm access hours at the lot and whether the tech can get power or water if needed. Some storage yards have rules about working on site, so check with the manager first.
Both handle roof, A/C, fridge, awning, furnace, and slide-out work. One also does electrical, solar, water heater, and leveling. Bundling jobs into one visit saves a second service call, so ask when you book.