Murphys Repair
Ash Fork truck and RV repair shop, open 24/7, with mobile mechanics and ASE and Cummins certified techs.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is a quick way to ruin a trip. In Ash Fork, two shops handle RV refrigerator repair, and both get high marks from drivers. One is a mobile tech, the other a bigger outfit that also does towing and semi work. Either way, you're not stuck driving to Flagstaff if the cooling unit quits.
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The two shops here both work on fridges, awnings, and A/C, and both are mobile, so they can come to you. Murphys Repair has a 4.7 rating from 431 reviews, and the other Murphys shop, which also does heavy towing and semi repair, has a 4.6 from 1,570 reviews. One shop does warranty work, which matters if your fridge is still covered. Ask about parts availability before you commit. On I-40, summer heat punishes a weak cooling unit, so a shop that stocks common parts can save you a day. If you're boondocking out near the Kaibab or up on Bill Williams Mountain, give them a call and see if they'll come out. Mobile work is convenient, but some jobs still need a shop bay.
A mobile tech can diagnose a fridge that won't cool, but if the cooling unit is shot, the repair often happens at a shop with the right equipment. The big Murphys location does towing and heavy recovery, so they're set up for more than a fridge. The smaller Murphys Repair seems more focused on RVs. For a simple fix like a blocked vent or a bad thermistor, mobile is great. For a full cooling unit swap, ask if they'll do it in your campsite or if you need to bring the rig in. Also ask whether the part is in stock in Ash Fork or needs ordering from Phoenix.
Spring and summer are busy for RV techs around here. Snowbirds are heading north, and locals are getting ready for lake trips. If your fridge is acting up, book ahead. A fridge that works on electric but not propane, or vice versa, might be a quick fix, but don't wait until the day before a trip. The two shops here have solid ratings, and one does warranty work, so check your coverage first. If you're under warranty, get pre-approval before any work starts. And while you're at it, have them look at the roof seals. Ash Fork gets its share of sun and wind, and a leak above the fridge can cause weird problems.
There are 2 shops in Ash Fork that work on RV refrigerators. Both also handle awnings and A/C, and both are mobile. One of the two does warranty work, so if your fridge is covered, start there.
The average rating across the two shops is 4.7 out of 5, based on hundreds of reviews. Murphys Repair has 431 reviews, and the larger Murphys shop has 1,570. That's a good sign for a small town.
Yes, both Ash Fork shops are listed as mobile, so they can come to your RV. Mobile is handy for diagnosis and minor fixes. For a cooling unit replacement, ask if they'll do it on site or if you need to bring the rig to them.
The page lists 5 nearby options in addition to the 2 in town. If you need a roof or A/C specialist, those nearby shops might have more capacity. Always call first and ask about parts availability.