Quality Heating & Air and Mobile RV Repair
Brownwood HVAC and mobile RV repair shop with a 5.0 Google rating from 9 reviews, praised for fast response.
A warm fridge in Brownwood is a special kind of annoying, especially when the ice cream is already soft. Two shops here handle RV refrigerator repair, both rated 5.0, and both come to you. There are 6 more options nearby if you want a second look. Call ahead and ask whether the cooling unit is actually in stock, because that part is what usually decides how long you wait.
Brownwood HVAC and mobile RV repair shop with a 5.0 Google rating from 9 reviews, praised for fast response.
Brownwood mobile RV tech with a 5.0 rating, handling AC, roof, awning and water heater repairs.
Within a short drive of Brownwood. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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RV fridges fail in a few predictable ways, and the fix depends on which one you have. A cooling unit that has quit is the expensive one. A blocked vent or a bad board is cheaper. Ask the tech to check the burner and flue on a gas unit before anyone talks about replacement. Quality Heating & Air and Mobile RV Repair handles fridges, A/C and awnings, and lists parts, weekend and emergency availability. Palmer's RV Specialist covers roof, A/C, fridge and awning work and takes weekend calls. Both carry a 5.0 rating. Ask about the part before you book.
Both Brownwood shops are mobile, so the work tends to happen where the RV sits. That saves you a tow and a trip, but it means the tech needs room to work and a power source. Clear the area around the fridge vent and have the rig level. Mobile calls fill fast in spring and before summer trips. If your fridge is dead and you are leaving soon, say so on the phone. Palmer's and Quality both list weekend availability, which helps when a trip is close. Ask what the service call covers before the tech pulls up.
Check whether the fridge is still under warranty. Neither of the Brownwood shops lists warranty work, so a covered failure may need a dealer or a call to the manufacturer first. Get pre-approval in writing if you can. Ask whether the replacement cooling unit is in stock, since ordering one adds days. On gas fridges, ask the tech to look at the flue and burner before replacing anything. Keep the old part if the fridge is under a service contract. And if the fridge is old and the repair is close to the price of a new unit, get a second opinion from one of the nearby shops.
There are 2 in Brownwood, and both are rated 5.0. Another 6 are within reach nearby. With a small field, call both before you commit, especially in spring when mobile techs get booked up.
Yes. Quality Heating & Air and Mobile RV Repair and Palmer's RV Specialist are both mobile, so they work where the RV is parked. Have the rig level and the fridge vent area clear, and confirm the service call charge before they arrive.
Neither Brownwood shop lists warranty work, so a covered failure likely needs a dealer or the manufacturer. Call the maker first and get pre-approval. If you pay out of pocket, keep the receipt and the old part in case you file a claim.
It depends on the failure. A board or burner fix can be done in one visit. A failed cooling unit may need a part ordered, which adds days. Ask whether the part is in stock before you schedule, and mention any trip date.