RV Air Conditioning & Heating

Central Florida heat means an RV air conditioner is not optional equipment, and it takes a beating running long hours through summer humidity. Common failures include weak capacitors that struggle to start the compressor, low refrigerant from a slow leak, iced-up evaporator coils from restricted airflow, and failed start or run capacitors on older Coleman and Dometic units. We test amperage draw, capacitor values, and coil temperatures to find the actual cause rather than replacing the whole unit when a $30 part will fix it.

Ducted systems bring their own issues: crushed or disconnected flex duct, blocked returns, and balance problems that leave the bedroom cold while the front of the coach stays warm. We check static pressure and airflow at each register to find where a system has degraded, not just at the unit itself.

On the heating side we service both furnace-based forced air systems and diagnose thermostat and control board issues that cause short-cycling or no-heat calls. We also work on ducted heat pump function on units equipped for it, which matters for owners who winter in Florida but still see cool nights.