FlexArmor Corpus Christi
Sprayed-on FlexArmor RV roofs in Port Aransas, applied in about three days with a transferable lifetime no-leak warranty.
A dead fridge in Port Aransas usually means spoiled food and a changed trip. You can drive to Corpus for a shop or call a mobile tech in town. One shop here handles fridge work, and twelve more are within reach. I have had a fridge quit on the island, so I know the clock is ticking.
Sprayed-on FlexArmor RV roofs in Port Aransas, applied in about three days with a transferable lifetime no-leak warranty.
Within a short drive of Port Aransas. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Women-owned RV repair shop in Aransas Pass with mobile service, roof and A/C work, plus rentals and storage.
Aransas Pass RV repair shop also handling diesel engine, electrical, hydraulic and marine work.
Mobile RV repair in Aransas Pass with mixed reviews on response times and fees, from fast AC fixes to no-shows.
Mobile RV repair serving Aransas Pass and the coast, handling A/C, roof, awning and electrical jobs at your site.
Mobile RV repair serving Aransas Pass, TX, with roof, AC and chassis work, cards accepted and a one-time trip charge.
Aransas Pass RV dealer and repair shop since 1996, with mobile tech service and a 4.4-star rating from 121 Google reviews.
Family-owned RV repair shop in Aransas Pass with mobile service, 4.5 stars from 165 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Aransas Pass, TX. 4.9 stars from 80 reviews. Roof, AC, awning, and appliance fixes.
Mobile RV repair in Rockport with roof, AC, awning and generator work, but reviews warn about missed appointments.
Mobile RV repair in Aransas Pass with a Master Certified tech, 5.0 rating from 149 reviews, and extended warranty expertise.
Mobile RV repair in Rockport, TX, open 24/7. Reviewers praise quick AC and roof fixes at your site.
Mobile RV tech in Rockport, TX, with a 5.0 rating. Reviewers praise Rick's AquaHot expertise and fair pricing.
In Port Aransas you have one shop that does RV refrigerator repair, and it also handles roofs, A/C and awnings. That matters when a fridge problem turns out to be a vent or roof leak. Mobile techs come to your site, which saves you hauling the rig over the causeway. But mobile service is not listed in town, so ask if the shop sends a truck or if you need to bring the RV in. Either way, call first and describe what the fridge is doing. Frost on the fins is different from no cooling at all.
Do the easy checks first. Make sure the fridge is level, the propane is on and the coach battery is charged. On electric, confirm the breaker is not tripped. Write down the model number and whether it is a two-way or residential fridge. That helps the tech know what parts to bring. Ask if the part is in stock. A cooling unit is not something most shops keep on the shelf, so knowing the wait saves you a second trip.
One shop in town does warranty work, so ask about coverage before anyone touches the fridge. If you have an extended plan, get pre-approval and keep the claim number handy. Spring and summer are busy, so book ahead when you can. On the island, salty air is hard on roof vents and seals, and a fridge that quits after a rain may have a roof leak above it. Have the shop check the sealant while the fridge is out.
There is one shop in Port Aransas that handles RV refrigerator repair. It also does roof, A/C and awning work, and it does warranty work. Twelve more options are within reach if you are willing to drive.
No mobile techs are listed in Port Aransas itself. You can ask the local shop if they offer mobile service, or plan to bring the RV in. Nearby towns may have mobile techs, but confirm before you count on it.
Yes, the one shop in town does warranty work. Call ahead with your policy information so they can get pre-approval. That step saves time when you drop off the RV.
Check that the fridge is level, you have propane, and the battery is charged. Confirm the breaker on electric. Have the model number ready. Ask if the likely part is in stock, because cooling units are often ordered.