RV Air Conditioner Repair in Bismarck, ND

A rooftop air conditioner that quits in July makes an RV close to unusable, and it always seems to happen on the hottest weekend of the year. I service and replace RV air conditioners on-site, wherever the rig is parked.

What people describe when they call

• The unit runs but the air never actually gets cold
• The fan won't start, or starts and immediately stops
• It trips the breaker every time it kicks on
• Ice building up on the unit
• New rattling, grinding, or vibration from the roof
• Water dripping down inside the coach

Repair or replace

Sometimes a rooftop unit is worth fixing and sometimes it isn't, and that answer depends on the unit and what's actually failed — not on which one I'd rather sell you. I'll tell you which situation you're in before any work starts, along with what it will run either way.

If a replacement is the right call, that's something I handle on-site as well. You don't need to take the rig anywhere for it.

How mobile service works

I come to your RV — driveway, storage lot, campsite, or work site. You don't have to hitch up, find a shop with an opening, or leave your rig somewhere for a week waiting on a bay.

Pricing is a service call fee that covers travel to your location, plus labor and parts. Wherever you are in the state, I quote travel upfront so there are no surprises on the invoice. I take major credit cards, Venmo, and cash, and payment happens on-site once the work is done.

This is scheduled service. I fit people in as quickly as I can, so give me a call as soon as something isn't working right.