Champion Auto Body
Arundel body shop handling collision, rust, heavy truck and RV repairs, rated 4.7 from 76 reviews.
An RV fridge that quits mid-trip is a special kind of frustrating. In Arundel you have one shop that handles refrigerator work, Champion Auto Body, and about 12 more options if you widen the search around town. The local rating sits at 4.7, which suggests folks around here generally get looked after. This is a small town, so call before you haul the rig over.
Arundel body shop handling collision, rust, heavy truck and RV repairs, rated 4.7 from 76 reviews.
Within a short drive of Arundel. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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One shop in Arundel lists refrigerator repair, and it also covers roofs and awnings, so if the fridge died and took a ceiling stain with it, you may not need two trips. The same place works on body and insurance claims and takes emergency work, which matters when food is spoiling in the driveway. Roughly 12 more shops sit within reach if the local one is booked. Call with your fridge model and what it is doing: no cooling on shore power, no cooling on propane, or both. That answer tells a tech a lot before you arrive.
Fridge work is usually shop work. The unit often has to come out to test the cooling unit, the burner, and the board, and that is easier under a roof. No mobile tech is listed in Arundel itself, so plan on towing or driving the RV in unless you find someone nearby who travels. Ask two things when you call: whether they can get the part, and how long the rig will sit. Absorption fridges are not fast to diagnose. A shop that tells you honestly it will be a few days beats one that promises same-day and keeps your coach for a week.
Empty the fridge and freezer and wipe it out, because a tech cannot tell a failed cooling unit from a dirty one with a full load inside. Note whether it fails on both power sources or just one. If it works on propane but not electric, say so; that narrows things fast. Check your warranty paperwork first. None of the Arundel listings advertise warranty work, so if your fridge is still covered, get pre-approval from the warranty provider before anyone touches it. And if the roof or awning needs attention too, mention it now so one visit covers both.
One shop in Arundel lists refrigerator repair, and 12 more are within easy reach if you widen the search. With that few local options, a phone call ahead of time is worth it, especially in spring when everyone is getting the rig ready.
The local average is 4.7, and Champion Auto Body carries that with 76 reviews. That is a healthy score for a small town, but read a few reviews yourself to see whether the complaints match your kind of repair.
No mobile tech is listed in Arundel, so most fridge work happens at a shop. Cooling unit and burner testing usually goes better on a bench anyway. Ask when you call whether pickup or travel is possible, but plan on bringing the RV in.
None of the Arundel listings advertise warranty work, so do not assume it. Call your warranty provider first and get pre-approval, then confirm with the shop that they will bill it. That order saves arguments later.