FOOTHILLS RV LLC
Yuma RV repair shop with a 4.6-star rating and 189 reviews, known for AC, fridge, and generator fixes.
Yuma heat is hard on generators. When yours quits, you want a straight answer and a wrench in hand. Two shops here do generator repair, both with warranty approval and an average rating of 4.4. One is mobile, so you might not have to move the rig. The other stocks parts and handles full service. Book early in spring, before the snowbirds fill the calendar.
Yuma RV repair shop with a 4.6-star rating and 189 reviews, known for AC, fridge, and generator fixes.
Yuma RV dealer with a service department and parts store, rated 4.3 from 385 Google reviews.
FOOTHILLS RV LLC is the mobile option, rating 4.6 from 189 reviews. They come to you for generator work, plus roof, A/C, fridge, awning, water heater, slide-out, body and leveling. That saves you a drive if the rig is set up or the gen won't start. RV World Recreation Vehicle Center is the shop choice, 4.3 from 385 reviews, with certified techs and a parts counter. They also do electrical and winterize. Ask if the part is in stock before you haul in.
Both listed shops do warranty work, so call with your policy number first. Generator problems often trace to fuel, air or electrical, and a good tech will test before swapping parts. If your generator runs but won't carry the load, that's often a transfer switch or breaker issue. Ask for the old parts back. In Yuma, dust and heat wear on belts and filters, so a routine check can head off a breakdown on the road.
There are 2 shops listed for RV generator repair in Yuma. Both do warranty work, and one offers mobile service. That gives you a choice between hauling the rig in or having a tech come to your site.
The average rating across the 2 shops is 4.4. FOOTHILLS RV LLC is rated 4.6, and RV World Recreation Vehicle Center is rated 4.3. Ratings come from customer reviews, so they reflect real experiences.
Yes. FOOTHILLS RV LLC is the mobile tech listed here, and they handle generator repair along with roof, A/C and other work. Mobile service is handy if your generator won't start or the rig is set up at a park.
Common signs are hard starting, surging, shutting down under load or exhaust smoke. Check the oil and fuel first. If it still acts up, call a shop and describe the symptoms. Both Yuma shops do warranty work, so have your policy ready.