Car Marshal RV and Auto
Mobile RV repair in Columbus with 5.0 stars from 5 reviews, specializing in emergency fixes and electrical issues.
A dead A/C in Columbus usually shows up at the worst time, like the first hot weekend of a trip you have been planning for months. This city has 5 RV A/C repair options, and the reviews average 4.4, so there is real choice. Three of those shops say they do warranty work, which matters if your unit is still covered. Here is how the local field looks.
Mobile RV repair in Columbus with 5.0 stars from 5 reviews, specializing in emergency fixes and electrical issues.
Columbus RV repair shop with a 4.3 rating from 41 reviews, praised for friendly staff and helpful service.
Mobile RV repair in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in plumbing and A/C, with 24/7 service within 65 miles of Springfield.
Columbus Airstream and RV repair shop handling AC, awning, electrical and collision work, with mixed reviews on communication.
Columbus Airstream and RV dealer with a service department, 4.0 stars from 242 reviews.
Within a short drive of Columbus. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Galena, Ohio, with 24/7 availability and a range of repair and maintenance services.
Columbus-area RV dealer in Delaware, OH with sales, parts and a service department for AC, awning, brake and electrical work.
RV repair shop in Ashville, Ohio, with a 4.8-star rating from 59 Google reviews.
Certified RV inspector and repair shop in Ashville, OH, with a perfect 5-star rating from 24 Google reviews.
RV and auto repair shop in London, OH with a 4.5-star rating from 24 reviewers, praised for quality work and honesty.
Two of the five are mobile techs who come to you, which beats towing a rig across town with a failed unit. Car Marshal RV and Auto carries a 5.0 rating on 5 reviews, offers warranty and generator work, and lists emergency service. rver solutions also rates 5.0, on 1 review, and advertises weekend and emergency calls. The larger shops handle more than cooling. Post RV Service Center does roof and A/C work, plus body and chassis, insurance and warranty jobs at 4.3 on 41 reviews. Mark Wahlberg Airstream & RV has 242 reviews at 4.0 and covers A/C, awnings, body and chassis. If your camper is an Airstream, start there.
Not every warm vent means a dead compressor. Check the breaker, the filter and whether the fan runs at all before you book. A mobile tech can often tell you on the phone whether the job is a capacitor, a thermostat or a full unit swap, and that shapes where you go. Ask if the replacement unit is in stock. A/C parts are not something every shop keeps on the shelf, and a backordered condenser can cost you a week. If you are on a schedule, get the part confirmed before you drop the rig off.
Three of the five local options do warranty work, so there is room to shop around. Call your extended service contract provider first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the unit. Most plans want a diagnosis before they authorize the repair, and some want to send a part themselves. Keep the old parts if the plan asks. If hail or a branch damaged the roof coil, that may run through insurance instead, and Post and Mark Wahlberg both list insurance work. Save photos before the tech starts.
There are 5, and they average 4.4 in reviews. Two are mobile techs who come to your site, and the rest are shops that also handle roof, awning, body or chassis work.
Three of the 5 say they do warranty work. Get pre-approval from your service contract provider before the repair starts, and ask whether they want to supply the part.
Sometimes. Capacitors, thermostats and simple electrical faults are common mobile jobs. A full unit replacement may still need a shop with the right lift and parts on hand.
Yes in spring and early summer, when demand for A/C work picks up. Call early in the week for weekend appointments, and confirm the replacement part is in stock before you drop the rig off.