Alexander RV Center, Inc.
Family-owned Clayton RV dealer and repair shop since 1995, rated 4.9 stars by reviewers.
A warm fridge is a countdown clock. In Delaware you have 16 shops and mobile techs who work on RV refrigerators, and plenty of them will also look at the roof, the A/C or an awning while the rig is in. If the food is already in a cooler, call around, ask what's in stock, and get a real appointment instead of a maybe.
Family-owned Clayton RV dealer and repair shop since 1995, rated 4.9 stars by reviewers.
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Five of the 16 fridge techs here run mobile, and that is worth knowing when the rig is level in a campground and the fridge quit on day two of a trip. Mobile work saves you the tow and the wait, but a shop has the bench and the parts shelves. Ask straight: can you diagnose the cooling unit at my site, or does it need to come in? A dead fridge is usually the cooling unit, the control board or a blocked vent, and a tech who has done a few hundred will tell you which it is before you commit. If you can drive it, a shop visit often gets you back on the road faster because the part is already there.
Eight of the 16 Delaware shops do warranty work, so if your fridge is still covered, call with the model and serial number and ask them to check with the manufacturer before anyone touches it. Pre-approval saves arguments later. On older units, the question is whether the cooling unit is worth replacing or whether you are throwing money at a 15-year-old box. Ask what the part costs and how long it takes to arrive. A shop that keeps common boards and cooling units on the shelf, like Alexander RV Center in the north or The RV Shop, can often skip the shipping wait entirely.
The Delaware shops and mobile techs cluster around Milford, Newark, Smyrna, Georgetown, Wilmington, Clayton, Laurel and New Castle, so most rigs are within a reasonable drive of somebody who knows absorption fridges. The RV Shop carries the biggest review count in the state and does body and chassis work too, which helps if the fridge problem came with a bigger issue. The RV Shop of Laurel covers the southern end, and Papa's RV Service and RV Services Of Delaware run mobile and handle emergencies. Spring fills up first, so book fridge work before the season starts if you can.
There are 16 shops and mobile techs listed for RV refrigerator repair in Delaware, with an average rating of 4.6. Five of them are mobile, so they can come to your site instead of you driving the rig in.
Eight of the 16 do warranty work. Call with your fridge model and serial number and ask them to get manufacturer approval before any repair starts, so you are not stuck with a bill the warranty should cover.
Mobile is easier when the rig is set up at a campground and you cannot move it. A shop is often faster for a cooling unit swap because the parts are on the shelf. Either way, ask whether they can diagnose at your site first.
Ask what the diagnosis costs, whether the likely part is in stock, and how long the repair takes. If the fridge is older, ask whether a new cooling unit makes sense or whether you are better off replacing the unit.