Camping World - Biloxi
Biloxi RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.6 rating across 3,300-plus reviews and a large parts and accessory store.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is a quick way to end a Gulf Coast trip. Biloxi has four shops that work on RV refrigerators, plus twelve more nearby, and they average 4.1 stars. A couple are mobile techs who can come to your site. Here's what to know before you call around.
Biloxi RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.6 rating across 3,300-plus reviews and a large parts and accessory store.
Biloxi RV repair shop with a 4.0 rating, handling awning, plumbing, heater and floor work.
Biloxi mobile RV repair with a 4.4 rating, known for AC and slide-out fixes and a tech who explains the work.
Camping World RV Service in Biloxi handles repair, maintenance, collision work and warranty claims for motorhomes and trailers.
Within a short drive of Biloxi. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in D'Iberville with a 4.9 rating from 91 reviews, praised for punctuality and fair pricing.
Locally owned Gulfport RV dealer with a 4.8-star rating, mobile service, and a service department for repairs and maintenance.
D'Iberville RV repair shop with mobile service, strong reviews for parts and know-how.
Mobile RV repair serving the Mississippi Gulf Coast, with an NRVIA-certified tech who comes to your campsite or roadside.
Gulfport RV repair shop for roof, AC, and water heater fixes, with mixed reviews on service.
Tire and diesel repair shop in Vancleave, MS, offering 24/7 roadside assistance for RVs and campers along I-10.
Mobile RV repair and cleaning serving Ocean Springs and the Mississippi Gulf Coast, with a 5.0 rating from 212 reviews.
Family-owned Gulfport RV and mobile home parts store with on and off site repair since 2006.
Gulfport RV dealer with 20+ years in sales, rentals, service, and parts; 4.3 stars from 313 reviews.
Saucier RV dealer with repair shop, known for no-pressure sales and helpful staff, 4.7 stars from 214 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Long Beach, MS, specializing in roof replacement and AC service. 5.0 stars.
Mobile RV repair in Gulfport with 4.3 stars from 67 reviews, praised for quick AC fixes and warranty help.
RV refrigerators are fussy. Absorption units need level ground and good airflow, and a blocked vent can mimic a dead cooling unit. A mobile tech can check the basics at your site: power, fuses, and whether the rig is level. If the cooling unit itself is shot, the rig usually has to go to a shop for a new unit or a rebuilt one. Biloxi has two mobile techs listed, so ask first if they handle fridge diagnostics on site. That saves you a tow or a drive if it's something simple.
Spring and early summer fill up fast, especially before a holiday weekend. Call ahead and ask two things: whether they can test both AC and propane operation, and whether the parts are in stock. A cooling unit or control board may need ordering. One Biloxi shop does warranty work, so if your fridge is still covered, get pre-approval before anyone touches it. Also ask if they can check the roof vent and seal while they're in there. A leaky vent can cause weird fridge behavior.
Camping World on the coast is the big one, with a 4.6 rating from thousands of reviews and a full parts counter. Their service side rates 3.3 and handles warranty and insurance work. BACK BAY RV REPAIR is smaller and open weekends, which helps if your food is melting on a Saturday. Hennens RV Services is a mobile tech with AC and fridge experience. Ratings on the small shops come from just a handful of reviews, so weigh that. Ask what they find before they start swapping parts.
Four shops in Biloxi list fridge work, and another twelve are within reach nearby. Two of the Biloxi listings are mobile techs, so you can sometimes get help without moving the rig.
Yes, one of the four Biloxi shops does warranty work. Call ahead with your fridge model and warranty info so they can get pre-approval before you bring the RV in.
A mobile tech can handle basic diagnostics, fuses, and connections at your site. If the cooling unit is bad, the repair usually needs a shop with parts on hand. Ask the tech upfront what they can do on site.
Make sure the RV is level and has power, and check the vent for blockages. Note whether the fridge works on electric, propane, or neither. That information helps the shop diagnose faster and may save you a service call.