Roof Air Conditioning
Capacitors, fans, boards, thermostats — and honest advice when a unit is at replacement age. Typical national range for roof AC work: $600–$3,500 parts and labor, from repair to full replacement (RV Help).
AC, furnace, plumbing, electrical, slide-outs, leveling, and appliances — mobile pros serving the Salt Lake Valley handle these at your campground, home, or storage lot.
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Most RV systems can be diagnosed and repaired where the rig is parked. A few jobs — major engine or transmission work on a motorhome, for example — belong in a service bay; a good mobile pro will tell you that up front instead of charging you for a visit that can't finish the job.
Capacitors, fans, boards, thermostats — and honest advice when a unit is at replacement age. Typical national range for roof AC work: $600–$3,500 parts and labor, from repair to full replacement (RV Help).
Ignition failures, blower problems, limit switches, thermocouples. Typical national range for furnace work: $300–$1,500 parts and labor (RV Help).
Pumps, lines, fittings, faucets, toilets, tanks and valves. Typical national range for fresh-water system work: $200–$900; waste systems run wider, $400–$3,400 (RV Help).
12V and shore power, converters and inverters, battery installs, solar installs and troubleshooting, generator service. Generator work nationally: $400–$4,000 depending on the fault (RV Help).
Motors, gears, seals, controllers, hydraulic and electric leveling jacks. Typical national ranges: slides $500–$1,700; leveling systems $500–$2,000 (RV Help).
Absorption and residential fridges, ovens, and other built-ins. Typical national range for refrigerator work: $600–$3,500, repair to replacement (RV Help).
Ranges above are national figures from published RV extended-warranty claims data via RV Help (October 2026) — they orient you, they are not quotes. Your pro prices your actual rig, fault, and parts. Full breakdown on the cost guide page.
Pick the closest service in the form — or choose 'Not sure' and describe the symptoms. Diagnosis is a normal part of mobile work.
What happens next?
Your request goes to mobile RV technicians who serve the Salt Lake Valley. They call or text you with availability and how their fees work. You decide whether to book — or not.
Tip from working techs: photos, model numbers, and a clear description of the symptoms help a pro bring the right parts and diagnose faster. Add what you can in the notes.