Real Steel Diesel Truck & Trailer
Diesel repair shop in Missoula with 4.9 stars from 110 reviews, handling RVs, trucks and trailers.
Three shops in Missoula handle RV air conditioning, and two of them will take warranty work. That matters when your roof unit quits in July and the nearest dealer is booked out. Average rating across the three sits at 4.2, so read the reviews before you commit. Summer heat here is dry and short, which means everyone wants cold air at the same time.
Diesel repair shop in Missoula with 4.9 stars from 110 reviews, handling RVs, trucks and trailers.
Family-owned Missoula RV and boat service department with a large parts counter and a big service bay.
Missoula auto body shop and RV repair bay handling collision work, paint, brakes and chassis service for RVs.
Within a short drive of Missoula. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV repair shop in Lolo, MT, with a 4.4-star rating from 94 reviews, handling roof, AC, awning, and more.
Mobile RV repair in St Ignatius, MT with a 4.9 rating from 44 reviews, covering slides, AC, roofs and more.
Real Steel Diesel Truck & Trailer carries the best rating of the group at 4.9 from 110 reviews, and they work on chassis as well as A/C. Bretz RV & Marine Service Department is the bigger operation, 3.6 from 118 reviews, and it handles awnings too, which helps if a branch took out the roof shroud. Bretz RV & Marine Body Shop has no rating posted yet but takes insurance and body work alongside A/C. Two of the three do warranty jobs, so bring your coverage paperwork and get approval before anyone opens the unit. Call first and ask whether the replacement part is on the shelf. A rooftop A/C that dies is usually a capacitor, a fan motor or a sealed system that has leaked out. Two of those are a same-day fix if the part is in stock.
No mobile A/C techs are listed in Missoula, so plan on dropping the rig off or waiting at the shop. That changes your trip. Empty the fridge, and if you are living in the coach, ask up front how long the unit will sit before a bay opens. Bretz Service lists weekend hours, which is worth knowing when you are passing through on a Sunday and the air quits. A shop can also pressure test the system and check the roof seal around the unit. Leaks at the gasket are common after a few Montana winters, and resealing takes less time than a recharge. Ask them to look at the seal while the shroud is off.
Late spring through August is the rush. Book ahead if you can, and expect a wait on walk-ins during a hot stretch. If your A/C is blowing warm, check the breaker and the thermostat before you drive over. Sometimes it is that simple, and sometimes it is a compressor. Write down the model and serial number of your unit before you call. It saves the counter person a trip out to the lot and speeds up a parts order. If you are under warranty, ask whether the shop bills the manufacturer directly or expects you to pay and get reimbursed. Two of the three here do warranty work, but the process varies.
Three are listed in Missoula, with an average rating of 4.2 across them. Two of the three also do warranty work.
No mobile A/C techs are listed here, so plan to bring the rig to a shop. Ask about wait times when you call.
Yes, two of the three Missoula shops take warranty jobs. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider first and confirm whether the shop bills them directly.
Check the breaker and thermostat, note your unit's model and serial number, and ask whether the likely part is in stock. Roof gasket seals are worth inspecting while the shroud is off.