TwoFeathers Restorations & Design llc
Full-service RV repair and restoration shop in Deerfield, MA, handling major repairs, insurance work, and custom builds.
A dead fridge in Deerfield usually shows up at the worst time, often the morning you planned to leave. There is one shop in town that handles RV refrigerator repair, and a handful more within a short drive. The local option also does roof, A/C and awning work, which helps when one problem turns out to be two.
Full-service RV repair and restoration shop in Deerfield, MA, handling major repairs, insurance work, and custom builds.
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TwoFeathers Restorations & Design llc is the one Deerfield shop listed for fridge work, and it carries a 3.3 rating across 20 reviews. It also handles roof, A/C and awning repair, plus chassis work and parts. That range matters on an older rig, where a fridge that will not cool can trace back to a roof leak or a vent problem. The shop does warranty work, so if your fridge is still covered, call with your policy details before you haul the RV over and ask about pre-approval. Reviews land in the middle, so read a few and ask direct questions about turnaround when you call. Ask whether the cooling unit is in stock or has to be ordered, since that one answer can change your whole week.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Deerfield itself. If your rig cannot move, or you would rather not tow it, ask the shop whether they make house calls; otherwise plan on getting the RV to the shop. There are 7 more RV repair businesses within reach, and the wider area covers awning, roof, A/C and fridge work, so a second opinion is not far off if the first stop is booked out. Spring and early summer fill up fast around here. Call ahead, describe the symptom plainly (not cooling on electric, not cooling on gas, fridge warm but freezer fine) and ask what they need from you.
Do a little homework first so the visit goes faster. Note whether the fridge fails on shore power, propane or both, and check that the RV is level, since an off-level fridge can quit cooling without anything being broken. Look at the roof and vent area for cracked sealant or water stains, because a leak above the fridge is a common culprit. Empty the fridge if you can and bring any warranty paperwork. Most shops will tell you over the phone roughly what a diagnostic runs, so ask. A quick call now beats sitting in a waiting room wondering.
One shop in Deerfield is listed for RV refrigerator repair: TwoFeathers Restorations & Design llc. It also handles roof, A/C and awning work. If it is booked, there are 7 more RV repair businesses nearby, so you have options within a reasonable drive.
Yes. One shop in Deerfield is listed as doing warranty work, and it is the same shop that handles fridge repair. Call with your warranty or service contract details before you go and ask about pre-approval so there are no surprises at pickup.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Deerfield. The local shop is a fixed location, so plan on bringing the RV in. Ask when you call whether they can come to you, but do not count on it. The nearby shops are worth calling too.
Book as early as you can, especially in spring and early summer when everyone is getting ready to travel. Ask whether the cooling unit or other parts are in stock, since a special order can add days. A plain description of the symptoms helps them schedule the right amount of time.