DIESEL REPAIR DEPOT
Diesel shop in Hemet with a 5.0 rating from 16 reviews, praised for quick repairs and knowledgeable staff.
Hemet heat is no joke, and when your RV air conditioner quits, you feel it fast. Seven RV A/C repair outfits serve this city, including four mobile techs who can come to your rig. Average rating runs 4.3, and one shop handles warranty work. Here's what you need to know before you call.
Diesel shop in Hemet with a 5.0 rating from 16 reviews, praised for quick repairs and knowledgeable staff.
RV repair shop in Hemet with a 4.4-star rating from 34 Google reviews, noted for friendly staff and quality work.
Mobile RV repair in Hemet, CA with a 4.2 rating from 21 reviews. Services include AC, electrical, and generators.
Hemet RV Supercenter does RV repairs and mobile service in Hemet, CA, handling roofs, A/C, awnings and more.
Mobile RV repair in Hemet, CA handling roof work, awnings, AC and electrical, backed by 30+ years of experience.
Mobile-only RV repair in Hemet, CA, handling A/C, electrical, brakes, awnings and more. Licensed and insured.
Mobile and roadside RV repair in Hemet, CA, handling AC, electrical, brakes, and chassis work.
Within a short drive of Hemet. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Diesel and RV repair shop in San Jacinto, CA, rated 4.6 stars from 123 reviews, known for fair prices and clear explanations.
Family-owned San Jacinto shop with ASE-certified techs handling RV and auto repair, backed by a NAPA warranty.
Beaumont RV shop rated 4.4 stars on 28 reviews, handling slide, electrical, engine and awning work.
RV repair shop in Menifee, CA, specializing in toy haulers and insurance work. Rated 4.7 from 31 reviews.
Camping World in Menifee sells RVs and handles service, with staff often noted as welcoming and helpful.
Mobile RV repair in Murrieta, CA, offering AC, body, generator, and chassis service with mixed reviews.
Menifee RV repair shop with mobile service, roof and AC work, and a 4.5-star rating from 10 reviews.
Four of the seven Hemet A/C repair services are mobile, which means they come to your site or storage lot. That's a big help if your rig won't move or you're parked at a campground. The other three are fixed shops, and some of those also do roof and awning work. Mobile techs often charge a trip fee, so ask upfront. If your A/C is just weak, a mobile tech can often clean the coils and check the charge on site. But if the compressor is dead or the unit is old, a shop with parts on hand may be faster. Canyon Motorhome & Travel Trailer Repair and Hemet RV Supercenter both stock parts, so call ahead to see if they have what you need.
Sometimes it's not the A/C at all. A roof leak can soak insulation and kill a unit, and a stuck slide-out can block access to the wiring. Four of the seven Hemet shops also handle roof and awning work, so you can get both looked at in one visit. That saves time and a second trip fee. If you're handy, check the obvious first: breaker, thermostat, and filter. But if it's blowing warm air and you're in July, don't wait. Call around. Spring and early summer are busy, so booking ahead helps. Ask if the part is in stock. A capacitor is a quick fix; a compressor is not.
One Hemet shop, Hemet RV Supercenter, does warranty work. If your rig is under warranty, call the manufacturer first to get pre-approval before any repair. That one step can save you a headache later. The other shops may still work on your unit, but you'll likely pay out of pocket. Ratings here are decent but not perfect. The average is 4.3, and only one shop has a 5.0 with 16 reviews. That's a small sample. Check recent reviews and ask what kind of A/C they work on. Some techs are great with roof units but less familiar with basement air. A quick phone call tells you a lot.
Seven. Four are mobile techs who come to you, and the rest are fixed shops. Some also do roof and awning repair, so you can get more than one thing fixed in a single visit.
Yes, four of the seven are mobile. They can work at your campsite or storage yard. Ask about trip fees and whether they carry common parts like capacitors and thermostats on the truck.
One shop, Hemet RV Supercenter, does warranty work. Call your manufacturer first for pre-approval. The other shops may still fix your A/C, but you'll probably pay yourself and seek reimbursement.
Look at the breaker, thermostat, and filter. If it's blowing warm air, note whether the compressor kicks on. That info helps the tech diagnose faster. Also check your roof for leaks around the unit.