Infinite RV & Marine
RV solar and electrical shop in San Marcos with a 4.9 rating from 40 reviewers.
San Marcos summers are mild by inland standards, but an RV A/C that quits still ruins a trip fast. This stretch of North County has three shops that handle cooling work, plus four nearby options if you are willing to drive a few minutes. Two of the local shops also do roofs, which matters more than people think, since a weak seal lets cold air escape and heat creep in.
RV solar and electrical shop in San Marcos with a 4.9 rating from 40 reviewers.
North County RV body and paint shop with a 5.0 rating from 12 reviews.
San Marcos RV dealer with a 4.4-star rating from 638 reviews, praised for kind staff and no-pressure sales.
Within a short drive of San Marcos. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Veteran-owned mobile RV repair serving Vista, CA, with AC, roof, electrical and chassis work, open 24/7.
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Infinite RV & Marine carries a 4.9 rating across 40 reviews and handles both roof and A/C work, so it can chase a leak and a weak blower in one visit. 760 RV and RecVan is smaller at 12 reviews but sits at a perfect 5.0, and it also takes on body and chassis jobs if your cooling problem turns out to be something else. Blue Compass RV San Marcos is the big operation with 638 reviews at 4.4, and it is the one place in town listed as doing warranty work. That warranty detail is worth checking before you call anywhere. Manufacturer coverage often requires pre-approval, and a shop that is not set up for it can leave you paying out of pocket and filing for reimbursement later.
Nobody in this San Marcos group is listed as mobile, so plan on dropping the rig off unless you find a tech who travels. That changes your timeline. A shop visit usually means leaving the RV for a day or more in summer, when bays fill up. Ask on the phone whether the part you likely need, a capacitor, a fan motor, a control board, is on the shelf or has to be ordered. A five minute question saves a week of waiting. If you cannot be without the RV, the four nearby shops may include someone who comes to you. Call and ask directly rather than assuming.
Two of the three local shops list roof repair alongside A/C, and that pairing is not a coincidence. A roof leak soaking the ceiling insulation makes the whole box harder to cool, and a bad gasket under the A/C unit is a common entry point for water. Have them look at the sealant and the mounting gasket while the unit is open. It costs little extra and heads off a ceiling stain later. Blue Compass also lists awning work, useful if a wind gust has left you with a torn fabric or a bent arm on top of the cooling trouble. Parts availability there is a plus for older units.
Three shops in San Marcos are listed for A/C repair, with four more nearby. The local average rating is 4.8, which is strong for a small field. Call ahead in spring and early summer, since that is when cooling work backs up.
Blue Compass RV San Marcos is the one local shop listed as doing warranty work. It also handles awnings, generators, chassis and parts. Get pre-approval from your manufacturer before the work starts so the claim goes smoothly.
None of the three San Marcos shops are listed as mobile, so you should expect to bring the RV in. The four nearby shops may include mobile options. Ask when you call, and confirm whether a travel fee applies before booking.
Yes. Two of the three local shops also do roof work, and the gasket under an A/C unit is a common leak point. Ask them to inspect the sealant and mounting gasket while the unit is open. Catching it early beats repairing water damage later.