Fiberglass WorX – RV Repair, RV Roof & RV Detailing
Commerce City RV shop for fiberglass repair, roof and awning work, collision fixes, and detailing with ceramic coatings.
A dead fridge on a Friday afternoon is a special kind of bad, especially with a trip booked and food already loaded. Commerce City has five shops that work on RV refrigerators, and another twelve are within easy reach. Cooling problems can be a burner, a control board or a tired cooling unit, so the diagnosis matters more than the guess. Here is what is around and how to plan the repair.
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The five fridge shops here cover more than refrigeration. All five also do awnings, four handle roofs and four take on A/C, so a cooling problem and a torn awning can often be sorted in one stop. Fiberglass WorX, Jefes RV Service, Master Tech RV Repair & Storage and Iron Buffalo RV Repair are among the names to call. Jefes and Iron Buffalo can do mobile work, which helps when the rig cannot move or the fridge quits in storage. Ratings run high overall. Fiberglass WorX sits at 5.0 across 267 reviews, Jefes at 4.9 across 190, Master Tech at 4.7 across 89. Call first and describe the symptom: no cooling on gas, no cooling on electric, or a smell of ammonia all point in different directions.
Three of the five shops do warranty work, so if your fridge is still under coverage, ask about pre-approval before anyone touches it. That step is usually the difference between a covered repair and a bill you argue about later. Ask whether the part is in stock or on order, because absorption cooling units are not something most shops keep on the shelf for every model. Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, so book ahead if your trip is close. If the rig is stuck in storage or at a campground, a mobile tech may be the faster route, though shop work usually wins when a cooling unit has to come out. Bring the fridge model number and serial number if you have them.
Before you pay for a diagnosis, do the simple things. Make sure the fridge is level, confirm the gas is flowing and the burner is clean, and check that the venting on the roof or side wall is not blocked. A roof leak near the vent can also soak insulation and make the fridge work harder than it should, so look at the sealant while you are up there. Four of these shops handle roofs too, which makes that check easy to fold into one visit. If the fridge smells of ammonia or the back of the unit is yellowed, stop using it and get it looked at. That is a cooling unit problem, not a thermostat problem. Iron Buffalo also lists emergency service, useful when the food is already thawing.
Five shops here list refrigerator work, and another twelve are within reach nearby. Four of the five also handle roof repair, and four take on A/C, so you can often bundle a few jobs into one appointment.
Three of the five say they do warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts, and ask the shop what documentation they need. That keeps the covered portion clear before any parts are ordered.
Jefes RV Service and Iron Buffalo RV Repair list mobile work. On-site service helps when the rig is stuck or the fridge fails in storage. A cooling unit replacement usually goes better in a shop, so ask on the phone which option fits your symptom.
Confirm the rig is level, the propane is flowing and the burner is clean, and the vent is not blocked. Have the fridge model and serial number ready. If you smell ammonia, stop using it and book a diagnosis rather than waiting.