Back to services
RV cooling, done right.
Colorado heat rises fast — your rooftop shouldn't quit on you. Whether your A/C needs a repair or a full replacement, our certified technicians diagnose it honestly and get you cooling reliably again. Often, you don't even need a new unit.
01 · RV cooling costs
What it
What it
costs.
Factors like ducted vs. non-ducted systems, brand, and added features such as heat pumps or energy-efficiency upgrades also affect the final price. Having your RV air conditioner professionally installed ensures proper fit, reliable cooling, and long-lasting performance — keeping your travels comfortable even in the hottest weather.
- Unit type & capacityCooling capacity (BTUs) and whether it's a basic or premium unit drive the base price.
- Ducted vs. non-ductedDucted systems distribute air through the ceiling; non-ducted blow directly. Each installs differently.
- Brand & featuresHeat pumps, quieter compressors, and energy-efficiency upgrades add to the total — and to long-term comfort.
- Professional installationProper fit and sealing prevent leaks and ensure reliable, long-lasting cooling — worth it over a DIY rooftop swap.
02 · Stay cool with expert repairs
You may not
You may not
need a new one.
- Dirty air filters or coilsDust and debris restrict airflow, causing the unit to overheat or cool inefficiently.
- Low refrigerant / sealed-system failureRV rooftop A/Cs are sealed, closed systems — they can't be recharged. If refrigerant is low, the unit has failed and needs to be replaced.
- Electrical issuesFaulty wiring, blown fuses, or tripped breakers can stop the system from running.
- Fan or motor failureWorn or damaged components reduce airflow and cooling performance.
- Thermostat malfunctionsInaccurate readings or faulty controls cause inconsistent cooling or system shutdowns.
Not cooling like it should?
Bring it in and we'll diagnose it honestly — repair where we can, replace only when it makes sense. We're a direct dealer for Dometic, Coleman, and RecPro A/C units.