Blue Compass RV Columbia
Lexington RV dealer with a 4.6 rating from 1,393 reviews, plus a service bay for AC, awning, brake, and electrical work.
Lexington sits close enough to Columbia that when something breaks on the coach, you have options. Seven repair shops and techs work this area, and the average rating across them is 4.6, which tells you people around here mostly get looked after. Six of the seven handle A/C, four do roofs and four do awnings, and two will drive to your driveway. That last part matters when the rig won't move.
Lexington RV dealer with a 4.6 rating from 1,393 reviews, plus a service bay for AC, awning, brake, and electrical work.
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Two of the seven are mobile, meaning a tech comes to you. If your slide is stuck out or the jacks won't retract, that is the call to make first, because driving a rig in that condition can tear things up. The rest are shop visits. Blue Compass RV Columbia is the big one here with 1,393 reviews and a 4.6, and they cover roof, A/C and awning work plus generator and chassis service and parts. Airstream of South Carolina has just 29 reviews at 4.7 and handles roof and A/C. Small shops are not a bad bet either. Backwoods RV Repair and Capitol Van Customs keep low review counts, so read what is there and ask questions on the phone before you commit.
Six of the seven places work on A/C, which makes sense in South Carolina. A unit that blows warm usually means low refrigerant, a failed capacitor or a dirty coil, and a shop can tell you which in an afternoon. Roofs come second at four shops. Small leaks turn into soft decking fast, so if you see a stain on the ceiling, get it looked at before the next rain rather than after. Awnings and slide-out toppers are the same story. Fabric tears and sprung arms are common, and four shops here handle them. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock before you drop the rig off, since waiting on a part is what stretches most repairs past a day.
Only two of the seven say they do warranty work, so if your coach is still covered, call and confirm before anything gets touched. Most manufacturers want pre-approval and some want their own parts, and a shop that does not deal with warranties will hand you the bill instead. On timing, spring is when everyone remembers the A/C and the roof, and the calendar fills up. Book ahead if you can, and if you cannot, mobile techs often have shorter waits. Weekend availability shows up at a few of these places, which helps if you work weekdays. One more thing worth doing yourself: check the roof sealant at the start of every season and touch up cracks before water finds them.
Seven shops and mobile techs serve Lexington, with ten more nearby. Two of the seven are mobile services that come to your rig. The average rating across all of them is 4.6.
Yes. Six of the seven local repair businesses list A/C work, the most common service type here. Four also handle roof repair and four cover awnings and slide-outs.
Two of the seven are mobile, so ask when you call. Mobile work suits stuck slide-outs, dead A/C and anything that keeps the coach from moving safely. Have your make, model and symptom ready so they can bring the right parts.
Two of the seven state they do warranty work, including Airstream of South Carolina and Hey Y'all RV South Carolina. Confirm with your manufacturer first, since most require pre-approval before the work starts.