If you store your RV in an attached garage bay, you already know the problem: that metal shell turns the space into an oven when summer hits. Prepping for a trip, cleaning the interior, or doing small repairs becomes miserable without cooling.
$400 materials deposit books your day. The balance is due when the work is finished and you're happy with it. Anything outside a standard install is quoted before work begins, never discovered after.
Your RV itself also needs stable temperatures. Batteries, appliances, and electronics inside hold up better when they are not baking in the garage heat. A standard window unit or portable AC usually cannot reach that tall garage bay evenly, leaving hot spots and wasting energy.
Jester Climate installs ductless mini splits that handle oversized bays with ease. We give you a flat rate of $2,400 for materials and labor, no surprise charges. One day each week is the Joker Day, priced lower than that standard rate. The exact Joker price changes week to week and is shown on our homepage, not here.
Booking takes a $400 materials deposit to hold your install day. The rest is due when the work is done. Our crew is licensed, and we size the system by a rule of thumb that we confirm during an on-site visit. That way you get equipment matched to your actual garage layout, not a guess made over the phone.
Yes. Ductless mini splits are made for spaces with high ceilings and uneven loads. We match the unit capacity to the square footage and ceiling height of your bay, and we always confirm the sizing during an on-site visit before installation.
We give a rule of thumb based on your garage's dimensions and how it is insulated. That estimate is always verified when we come out to look at the space. No one promises a specific BTU number until the site visit happens.
One day each week is the Joker Day, with an installation price lower than our standard $2,400 flat rate. The day changes week to week, and the exact discounted price is posted on our homepage. You call or check the site to see that week's offer.
You pay a $400 materials deposit to book your install day. The remaining balance is due after we finish the job. That keeps things simple and straightforward.
Yes. Our crew places the indoor head where it can throw air evenly across the bay, even with a tall garage door overhead. We take the door height and RV clearance into account during the site visit.
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