I-49 Rv's
Coachmen dealer and RV repair shop on Highway 1 in Boyce, with a service department reviewers call friendly and fair.
A dead RV fridge in Boyce usually means spoiled food and a trip cut short. Around here you have one shop in town that handles refrigerator repair, plus nine more nearby. That is a thin bench, so it pays to call ahead and ask if they can get you in. The local shop also does awnings and warranty work, which helps if your fridge problem is covered.
Coachmen dealer and RV repair shop on Highway 1 in Boyce, with a service department reviewers call friendly and fair.
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RV refrigerators fail in a few common ways: a blocked vent, a bad heating element, a control board that quits, or a cooling unit that has leaked. A shop will usually start with the simple stuff, like checking that the fridge is level and the vents are clear. If the part is not in stock, you may wait a few days. Ask upfront whether they have the part or can get it quickly. The one shop in Boyce, I-49 Rv's, also handles awnings and does warranty work, so they see a mix of jobs. With only one shop in town, booking ahead is smart, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready to camp.
I-49 Rv's is the only listed refrigerator shop in Boyce, rated 4.3 from 27 reviews. They work on fridges and awnings, and they handle warranty claims. If they are booked out, there are nine other RV repair options nearby, though not all may do fridge work. A mobile tech can come to you if your rig is stuck at home or at a campsite, but mobile techs may not carry fridge parts. Call around and ask what they can do for your model. Some shops will diagnose over the phone to save you a trip.
If your RV is still under warranty, get pre-approval before any work starts. That means calling the warranty provider and having the shop talk to them. The local shop does warranty work, which is a plus. Ask if they use OEM parts or aftermarket, and whether the part is in stock. With one shop in town, parts may need ordering. Plan for a few days without the fridge if that happens. A cooler and ice will get you through. Also ask about their schedule: the shop works weekends, which can be handy if you are passing through.
There is 1 listed RV refrigerator repair shop in Boyce. That shop is I-49 Rv's, which also handles awning repair. With just one local option, call ahead to check availability and parts.
Yes, there are 9 other RV repair shops and mobile techs nearby. Not all may specialize in refrigerators, so ask when you call. A nearby shop might have more availability or a fridge specialist.
Yes, the one shop in Boyce, I-49 Rv's, does warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before work begins. The shop can help with the paperwork.
I-49 Rv's has a 4.3 rating from 27 reviews. That is a solid score for a small-town shop. Reviews can tell you more about wait times and service.