# Roof AC Install and Repair in Huntington Beach, CA

Canonical: https://campervanrepairshop.com/services/hvac-comfort/roof-ac-install-repair/
Business: Camper Van Repair Shop, Yorba Linda, CA. Serving Huntington Beach, California.
Phone: (714) 646-1433 | Email: info@ocrvcenter.com

Roof AC install and repair in Huntington Beach adds or fixes the rooftop air conditioner that keeps your camper livable off the grid. Our Yorba Linda shop mounts the unit through the roof with proper structural support and sealing, wires it to your camper power or shore power, and repairs units that leak, trip, or stop cooling so you stay comfortable parked in the Orange County heat.


## What this includes
- Rooftop AC unit mounting with reinforced roof opening and support
- Weather-tight sealing and gasket install to prevent leaks
- Wiring to the camper battery, inverter, or shore power with correct fusing
- Thermostat and control install inside the living space
- Repair of units that leak water, trip breakers, or stop cooling
- Roof structure and sealant inspection on existing installs

## Who it is for
- You want a rooftop air conditioner added to your camper build
- An existing roof AC leaks water into the cabin
- The unit trips the breaker or stops cooling
- You need it wired to run off battery, inverter, or shore power

## Pricing
HVAC and upfit labor is $260 per hour, plus the rooftop unit and mounting materials. Ballpark range, quoted in writing after inspection.

## FAQ
### Can you install a roof AC without leaking my camper roof?
Yes. We cut and reinforce the opening, mount the unit with the correct gasket, and seal it weather-tight, then water-test it so the roof stays dry in Orange County rain and wash-downs.

### Can my rooftop AC run off battery power?
It can, with the right battery bank and inverter sized for the unit's draw. We wire it correctly and can pair it with your lithium and inverter system so it runs off-grid, on shore power, or both.

### My existing roof AC stopped cooling. Can you repair it instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. We diagnose whether it is a wiring, control, or unit fault, and repair what has failed. If the unit is beyond economical repair, we tell you that in writing before any parts.