Stream RV
Stream RV in Creedmoor, NC, is a 4.9-star RV repair shop and dealer with 175 reviews, known for solar installs and roof repairs.
A dead fridge is a special kind of annoying. Your food is warming up, and the nearest help is not always close. Creedmoor has one shop that handles RV refrigerator repair, and about 12 more are within reach in the surrounding area. That is a thin bench, so book early and ask whether the part is on the shelf before you haul the rig anywhere.
Stream RV in Creedmoor, NC, is a 4.9-star RV repair shop and dealer with 175 reviews, known for solar installs and roof repairs.
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The local fridge option is Stream RV, rated 4.9 from 175 reviews. It also does awnings, roof work, A/C and mobile calls, which helps when one problem turns out to be two. I like a shop that handles more than one system because fridge trouble is often really a power or airflow problem. Ask on the phone whether they work on your fridge model and whether a replacement cooling unit is in stock. If it is not, you may wait longer than the repair itself takes.
Mobile techs are the better call when the fridge is built in tight or the rig will not move. A mobile tech comes to your pad and can test the burner, the heating element and the wiring where the fridge actually sits. Shop work makes more sense for a cooling unit swap or a roof issue found along the way. Ask up front about a trip charge and whether warranty pre-approval is needed. That one question saves arguments later.
Write down what the fridge does. Does it cool on shore power but not on propane, or the other way around? Does the freezer work while the box stays warm? Those clues point to different fixes, and a tech who hears them can load the right parts. Check the outside vent for mud dauber nests and the seal around the roof vent before you blame the fridge. Simple checks like that have saved me a service call more than once. Keep the food in a cooler while you wait.
One shop in Creedmoor handles RV refrigerator repair, Stream RV, rated 4.9 from 175 reviews. Around 12 more options sit within reach in the surrounding area, so call ahead before you tow the rig over.
Yes. Stream RV offers mobile service along with roof, A/C, awning and fridge work. A mobile call suits a fridge that is boxed in or a rig you would rather not move. Ask about the trip charge when you book.
Yes. Stream RV does warranty work, so have your policy details and fridge model number ready. Get pre-approval before any repair starts if your coverage requires it, and ask whether the shop files the claim or you do.
Note whether the fridge cools on propane, on shore power, or neither, and whether the freezer still works. Clear nests from the outside vent and look at the roof vent seal. Those details help the tech bring the right parts on the first trip.