Cleveland Spring Truck Service
Truck repair shop in Cleveland with RV repair and mobile service, rated 4.7 from 171 reviews.
Cleveland RV owners know the fridge is the one appliance you can't fake your way around. When it quits, you need someone who can diagnose the cooling unit, the board, or the venting without guessing. Two shops in town handle RV refrigerator repair, and both have solid track records. Here's what you're working with.
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Cleveland Spring Truck Service and Mainline Truck, Trailer & RV Repair are the two shops listed for RV refrigerator repair here. Cleveland Spring holds a 4.7 from 171 reviews, Mainline a 4.5 from 160. Both also do A/C and awning work, so if your fridge problem turns out to be airflow or a bad seal, they can sort that too. Cleveland Spring offers mobile service, which helps if your rig won't move. Call ahead and ask if the part is on the shelf. A cooling unit that has to be ordered can stall you for days.
RV fridges fail in a few predictable ways. The cooling unit leaks, the control board dies, or the venting is blocked and the box never gets cold. A shop will check the basics first, then pressure-test or scope the rest. Ask them to show you what they found. If you're handy, you can pull the vent cover and look for yellow residue, a sign of a failed cooling unit, before you book. That one look can save you a diagnostic fee. Neither shop here advertises warranty work, so if your fridge is under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before anyone touches it.
Spring and early summer are the busy months. If your fridge is dead in July, call both shops and ask about wait times. Cleveland Spring's mobile option might get you seen sooner if you can meet a tech at your site. Mainline has a certified staff and does chassis and generator work too, so they may be juggling more jobs. Be ready to describe the symptom: does it work on electric but not propane, or not at all? That detail helps them schedule the right tech and the right amount of time.
There are 2 shops listed for RV refrigerator repair in Cleveland. You have Cleveland Spring Truck Service and Mainline Truck, Trailer & RV Repair. Both also handle other RV systems like A/C and awnings.
The average rating across the two shops is 4.6. Cleveland Spring sits at 4.7 from 171 reviews, and Mainline is at 4.5 from 160 reviews. That's a lot of feedback for a niche repair.
Cleveland Spring Truck Service offers mobile service, so they can come to you. That's useful if your rig is parked or won't move. Ask when you call whether they handle fridge diagnostics on site or need to bring the unit in.
Neither shop lists warranty work as a feature. If your refrigerator is still under warranty, contact the manufacturer first and get pre-approval before booking. Otherwise you may end up paying out of pocket for a repair that could have been covered.