Lux Auto Body Shop & RV Repair
Azusa body shop with a 5.0 rating from 105 reviews, handling RV and motorhome body repair plus insurance claims.
An RV fridge that stops cooling in Azusa usually picks the worst week to do it, right before a trip up the San Gabriels. There are 3 fridge repair shops in town and 12 more nearby, averaging 4.6 stars. One of the local shops handles warranty work. Here is how the options break down and what to ask before you haul the rig in.
Azusa body shop with a 5.0 rating from 105 reviews, handling RV and motorhome body repair plus insurance claims.
Azusa RV shop rated 5.0 stars, doing roof coating, AC repair and 12V solar work, plus camper van conversions.
Azusa generator shop and Onan dealer handling RV generator repair, sales, and custom installs, with mobile service available.
Within a short drive of Azusa. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Glendora diesel and RV repair shop with mobile mechanics, rated 4.6 from 13 Google reviews.
Covina diesel and gas repair shop working on trucks, vans, RVs and buses, with mobile service and AC work.
Mobile RV repair in Covina, CA. Thilo comes to you, diagnoses fast, and fixes it right.
Van conversion and trailer renovation shop in Covina, CA, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Arcadia auto shop with 4.5 stars from 119 reviews, handling RV and motorhome repair alongside cars, trucks and boats.
Mobile RV repair serving La Puente, CA. One Google review so far, and it is not a good one.
Popup trailer rentals and mobile repair in San Dimas, specializing in Forest River popups, with a 5-star rating from 4 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in La Verne with a 4.3 rating; reviewers praise the mechanic's know-how.
Mobile RV repair tech in La Verne, rated 4.9 stars across 65 reviews for roof, fridge and furnace work.
RV dealer and repair shop in Upland with a 3.7-star rating from 70 reviews, known for Black Series trailers and warranty support.
Giant RV in Montclair sells new and used RVs and handles roof, AC, and awning repairs, rated 4.0 from 564 reviews.
Ontario rental shop with a 4.7 rating that also handles RV and trailer repair alongside ATV and boat rentals.
Three shops in town list refrigerator work, and the names worth knowing start with Lux Auto Body Shop & RV Repair on the body and roof side, 5.0 stars across 105 reviews, open weekends and set up for emergency calls. Lux Campers CA also takes fridge jobs with a perfect but thin review record. Advanced Generator Service is the mobile option, 3.8 stars over 57 reviews, and it carries warranty, parts and generator work. That last part matters if your fridge runs on propane and the genset is suspect too. A cooling unit swap and a control board diagnosis are different jobs. Say which one you think you have when you call.
A dead fridge is one of the few RV problems a mobile tech can genuinely solve in your driveway. If the rig is parked and level, Advanced Generator Service can come to you, which saves the tow or the white-knuckle drive. If the diagnosis points to pulling the fridge out of the cabinet, a shop with a bay and parts on the shelf is the better bet. Ask whether the replacement cooling unit is in stock before you commit. Ordering one can add days, and nobody wants to hear that on a Thursday before a weekend trip.
The 4.6 average across the area is decent, but read it shop by shop. One 5.0 rating built on a single review tells you less than a 5.0 across a hundred. Advanced Generator Service sits at 3.8 with 57 reviews, which usually means real work done and a few grumpy customers, not a disaster. Ask what a shop does when a repair does not hold. Fridge fixes are often a board, a burner, or a cooling unit, and the first guess is not always right. A shop that will recheck without charging again is worth the drive.
There are 3 fridge repair shops in Azusa and 12 more nearby, so you have options within a short drive. The local shops average 4.6 stars. One of them does warranty work, so check that first if your fridge is still covered.
Sometimes. Advanced Generator Service is the mobile option in town and handles fridge work. Electrical and control board problems are often fixable on site. If the cooling unit has to come out, a shop bay is usually the better call.
Yes, one local shop does warranty work. Ask for pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts, and confirm whether the shop bills them directly or expects payment from you first.
A board or burner fix can be quick if the part is on the shelf. A cooling unit replacement takes longer and often depends on ordering. Ask whether the part is in stock before you drop the rig off, especially ahead of a weekend trip.