Fireside RV
Mobile and shop RV repair in Albemarle with a 4.9 rating from 45 reviews.
A warm fridge full of food and no way to cool it is a bad start to any trip. In Albemarle, two local shops handle RV refrigerator repair, and twelve more are within a short drive. Fireside RV and Dixie Camper & Marine are the names to know. One is mobile, one stocks parts. Call ahead and describe what yours is doing.
Mobile and shop RV repair in Albemarle with a 4.9 rating from 45 reviews.
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You have two choices in town for RV refrigerator repair, and they work differently. Fireside RV is the mobile tech with a 4.9 rating from 45 reviews, so it comes to you. That helps when the rig is parked and level at the campground. Dixie Camper & Marine has a 4.3 from 37 reviews and keeps parts on hand, which can speed up a fix if your cooling unit or control board is the culprit. Both also handle A/C and awning work, so you can bundle jobs. Ask what they stock before you haul the RV anywhere.
A fridge that won't cool on propane but works on electric is often a sign of a dirty burner or a bad orifice. A mobile tech can check that in your driveway. Fireside RV is the only mobile option listed here, so book early if you're in a hurry. Mobile work makes sense for diagnostics and simple repairs. If the fridge needs to come out, a shop with a lift and parts shelves is usually the better bet. Dixie Camper & Marine has a parts department, so ask if the replacement is in stock before you schedule.
Before you call, confirm the obvious. Is the RV level? A fridge that's off-level can quit cooling. Is the propane tank open and the burner lighting? A quick look at the flue and burner area can save a service call. If you see yellow residue or smell ammonia, shut it down and call a pro. Those are signs of a failed cooling unit. Write down the model and serial number so the shop can check parts while you're on the phone. Nobody likes a second trip.
There are 2 shops in Albemarle that list RV refrigerator repair. Another 12 are nearby if you widen the search. That gives you options, but call first to confirm they can look at your model.
The average rating is 4.6 across the listings. Fireside RV has a 4.9 from 45 reviews, and Dixie Camper & Marine has a 4.3 from 37 reviews. Ratings are a starting point, not a promise.
Yes. One mobile tech is listed: Fireside RV. It comes to your location, which is handy if your RV is set up at a campground. Mobile techs are best for diagnostics and simple fixes. Major work may still need a shop.
None of the listings indicate they do warranty work. If your fridge is under warranty, call the manufacturer first to get pre-approval and find an authorized service center. That step can save you from paying out of pocket.