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RV furnaces and heating repair in Nebraska

4 of the Nebraska repair businesses listed here work on furnaces and heating: 1 in Blair, 1 in Lincoln, 1 in Omaha and 1 in Scottsbluff. A business not on this list may still take the job; this page only counts the ones that said so on their own site or listing.

Ordered by who is most likely to be able to help today: techs who come to you first, then whether they publish their rates, whether they take after-hours calls, their reviews, and how much they work on. Anyone who is only in town part of the year drops down while they are away. Sponsored listings sit at the top and are labelled. Data read 2026-10-22.

Blair: 1

Floyds Mobile RV Service & Inspection

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? RVIA/RVDA Certified TechnicianThe older industry certification (Registered, Certified, Master Certified) run by the RV Dealers Association and RV Industry Association before RVTI took over. Still held by many working techs.What do these terms mean?RVTAA (RV Technician Association of America)A membership body with three credentials: Registered, Certified and Master Certified RV Service Technician. Closely tied to the National RV Training Academy.What do these terms mean?
Based in Blair
5.0 on Google, 20 reviews (listing, October 7, 2026)

Floyds Mobile RV Service & Inspection is a mobile RV tech based in Blair, Nebraska.

Lincoln: 1

Spot-On RV

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? Takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
Based in Lincoln. Service area, in their words: “Serving Lincoln, York, and Beatrice NE and the surrounding area.”

Spot-On RV is a mobile repair and service business based in Lincoln, NE.

Omaha: 1

Omaha RV Repair

Mobile and shopRuns a shop and also sends a tech out. Bigger jobs may still mean a trip to their bay.What do these terms mean? RVTI (RV Technical Institute)The RV Industry Association's training arm. Four certification levels, from pre-delivery inspection (Level 1) to Master Technician (Level 4).What do these terms mean?
Based in Omaha. Service area, in their words: “We proudly serve the Omaha Metro and surrounding communities.”
4.8 on Google, 44 reviews (listing, October 7, 2026)

Omaha RV Repair is a locally owned mobile RV repair service based in Omaha, Nebraska.

Scottsbluff: 1

Where You Are RV Repair

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? NRVTA (National RV Training Academy)A training school in Athens, Texas. Graduates usually go on to RVTAA technician or NRVIA inspector credentials; the academy itself is the school, not the certifying body.What do these terms mean? Takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
Based in Scottsbluff. Service area, in their words: “Current service area: Kanab, Utah · **Will travel up to 100 miles”

Where You Are RV Repair is a mobile RV tech based in Nebraska, run by JR and Julia Wessel.