RV Specialists
Crowley RV repair shop rated 4.7 stars, with reviewers praising fast work and a staff that stays in touch.
A warm fridge in July is a special kind of miserable, and Crowley sits right in that heat. The good news is you have one local shop that handles RV refrigeration, RV Specialists, rated 4.7 from 15 reviews. There are 12 more around the area. Here is how to get the fridge cold again without losing a week of camping.
Crowley RV repair shop rated 4.7 stars, with reviewers praising fast work and a staff that stays in touch.
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RV Specialists is the single Crowley shop listed for fridge work, and it also handles awnings, which is handy if the same trip finds you with a torn fabric. It opens weekends, so a Saturday drop-off is possible. Fifteen reviews and a 4.7 average is a small sample, but it tells you people are not leaving angry. Call first and describe the symptom: not cooling on propane, not cooling on shore power, or both. That answer decides whether it is a quick fix or a cooling unit. Ask whether the part is on the shelf. Absorption fridges are not like home units, and a cooling unit ordered in can stall your trip.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Crowley itself, so plan on towing or driving the rig to a shop unless you find someone nearby who travels. The 12 other shops in the surrounding area widen your options, and some may do house calls. Mobile work suits a fridge that fails at a campground, but a cooling unit swap is a shop job with the rig level and plugged in for testing. Expect a day or two if parts are needed.
Check the simple stuff first. Make sure the rig is level, since absorption fridges hate being off-level. Look at the burner and flue for rust or insect nests, confirm the fridge is actually getting 12 volt power, and check the Thermistor clip on the fins. If your rig is under an extended warranty or service plan, call for pre-approval before work starts. None of the local listings here are flagged for warranty work, so ask up front. And when you pick the rig up, ask them to run it on both propane and electric before you drive off.
One. RV Specialists is the only Crowley shop listed for fridge repair, and it also does awning work. Another 12 shops are within reach in the surrounding area if you need a second opinion or the local shop is booked out.
RV Specialists carries a 4.7 rating from 15 reviews. That is a modest number of reviews, so read a few and ask about the specific fridge symptom when you call.
No mobile techs are listed in Crowley, so mobile service means finding one from the wider area or asking a shop if they travel. Simple fixes like a burner cleaning or a thermistor can be done on site. A cooling unit replacement is better done in a shop where the rig can sit level and run for testing.
Yes. Level the rig, confirm the fridge has 12 volt power, and look at the burner area for nests or rust. Tell the shop whether it fails on propane, electric, or both. If you have a service contract, get pre-approval before anyone touches it.