Recreation Preservation - Mobile RV and Boat Repair
Mobile RV and boat repair with a 5.0 rating from 25 reviews. Owner Ray and tech Mike come to you.
A dead A/C in Las Cruces is not a wait-until-next-week problem. Summer here pushes rigs hard, and a unit that quits on a Tuesday can ruin a trip by Wednesday. The good news is the local lineup is small and solid: 3 A/C repair options, averaging 4.7 stars, and every one of them does warranty work. Two are mobile techs, which matters when your rig is parked and hooked up.
Mobile RV and boat repair with a 5.0 rating from 25 reviews. Owner Ray and tech Mike come to you.
Las Cruces RV repair shop with 4.7 stars from 69 reviews, known for honest quotes and quick service.
RV dealer in Las Cruces with sales and service, including roof, AC, and awning repairs, rated 4.3 from 810 reviews.
Two of the three are mobile, and that changes the math. Recreation Preservation runs a 5.0 across 25 reviews as a mobile outfit, and Affordable RV & Marine Service at 4.7 across 69 reviews also comes to you. If your coach is sitting at an RV park and the roof unit is blowing warm, you probably don't want to break camp and drive it across town. Mobile techs also see a lot of the same failures, so they tend to carry common capacitors and fan motors. Ask up front whether the part is on the truck or has to be ordered. That one question saves days. Holiday World of Las Cruces is the big shop of the three, with 810 reviews at 4.3. It stocks parts, which is the reason to go there when the diagnosis is uncertain.
Most RV A/C calls come down to a short list. The capacitor dies, the fan motor seizes, the compressor gives out, or the gasket under the roof unit lets water in and corrodes the works. In this climate the roof gasket is the one people forget, and a leak that starts small can soak insulation for months before you notice a stain on the ceiling. Have the tech check the seal while the shroud is off. Filters are another cheap fix. A clogged filter chokes airflow and makes a healthy unit look dead. If the unit ices up, shut it off and let it thaw before anyone tests it, or you get a bad reading and a wrong diagnosis.
All 3 shops here do warranty work, but that doesn't mean the same thing at every counter. Call ahead with your policy number and ask whether they handle the claim or you do. Some extended plans require pre-approval before a tech touches the rig, and a mobile callout that gets denied is money out of your pocket. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so book before the first hot week if you can. Awnings and roof work come up in the same visit: two of these shops handle awnings and two handle roofs, so bundle the jobs if the A/C is already getting pulled. One trip up the ladder beats two.
There are 3, with an average rating of 4.7 across the group. Two are mobile techs who come to your rig, and all three handle warranty work. Holiday World of Las Cruces is the largest shop by review count.
Two of the 3 are mobile: Recreation Preservation and Affordable RV & Marine Service. That means most A/C work here can happen where your RV is parked instead of at a shop bay.
Yes. All 3 listed shops do warranty work. Call first with your policy details and ask whether they bill the provider directly or expect you to pay and file. Pre-approval rules vary by plan.
Check the filter and the breaker before you call anyone. A clogged filter kills airflow and makes a working unit seem dead. If the unit is iced over, shut it off and let it thaw, then test it again.