When your Air Conditioner suddenly stops working, an amazing family summer outing can turn into an uncomfortable experience. We have the tools to diagnose A/C problems that other technicians may ignore since it’s easier to just remove the old one and put on a new one. However, missing a simple issue can be the difference between a $20 part and a $700 air conditioner. We have training and experience working on Dometic Atwood, Coleman, Airxcel, Furion, Advent, and more. Let our knowledge and experience keep you cool without killing your wallet.

It can be so easy to take for granted things like a non-leaking roof, unfortunately, situations with sealants can change rapidly and you can wake up one morning after a heavy rain to puddles in places they shouldn’t be. Every time your unit hits the road, it is subjected to earthquake like conditions which really puts strain on your seals and rig in general. The RV industry recommends you check your seals for cracks each and every time you travel, but for those who can’t do that, we recommend having an overall preventative inspection done at least semi-annually prior to the start of your travel season and it’s also a good idea to check again afterwards prior to seasonal storage to ensure your unit stays dry through the winter. We can check out all the seams, seals, and more to ensure your unit stays in tip-top shape and you avoid preventable issues that could cost thousands in damages if unaddressed.

RV fridge not cooling evenly or at all? Things in the freezer less than solid? We can diagnose common problems and get you back to the right temps before you know it. RVs come with many types of refrigerators from 2 way (gas & 120v AC) and 3 way (gas, 120v AC, & 12v DC) to compressor (residential) style units. All of which may need repair from time to time.

In addition, many RV owners have recently been converting their original absorption style refrigerators to safer (by removing gas & absorption elements which are a known fire hazard) and more energy efficient compressor units. Ask me how!

There’s nothing worse than waking up to frozen water pipes and icicles on your nose. When your heater goes out things can go south fast, especially when temperatures are below freezing. No one wants to suffer through the cold. We can help you avoid potential issues by cleaning and servicing your furnace prior to firing it up. Checking for insect nests (that can be a fire hazard), as well as making sure all the components are functioning correctly is an essential part of safe propane RV furnace use. If your unit does fail, never fear, we will be there fast to get you up and running again so you can stay toasty in your rig all winter long.