Quality Collision
Dewey auto body and RV shop rated 5.0 on Google, handling collision, fiberglass and camper repairs.
A warm fridge in Dewey usually means spoiled food and a trip cut short, so getting it looked at fast matters. There is one RV refrigerator repair shop in town and five more nearby, and the local option carries a 5.0 rating from five reviews. That is a small sample, but it is a good sign. Call ahead, describe what the fridge is doing, and ask whether they can fit you in.
Dewey auto body and RV shop rated 5.0 on Google, handling collision, fiberglass and camper repairs.
Within a short drive of Dewey. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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RV fridges fail in a few predictable ways. If it works on shore power but not on propane, the problem is likely the burner, orifice or gas valve rather than the cooling unit. If it is warm on both, check that the rig is level and that the venting behind the fridge is clear. Look at the back of the unit for yellow residue, which points to a failed cooling unit. Note whether the freezer still freezes and whether the fridge cools at all. Those details help the shop decide if it is a quick fix or a replacement. Have your fridge model and year handy. Parts availability varies a lot, and asking whether the part is in stock saves you a second trip.
Quality Collision is the local option, rated 5.0 from five reviews. It handles fridge and awning work and lists insurance and body features, so it can deal with a rig that took a hit as well as one that just stopped cooling. That combination is useful if your fridge problem came with damage. With a shop this size, a call before you drive over is smart, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready for the season. Ask what they need from you and how long the diagnosis takes.
There are no mobile techs listed in Dewey itself, so plan on bringing the rig in unless a nearby shop offers mobile service. Shop work is usually the better fit for a cooling unit swap or anything that needs the fridge pulled out. Mobile service makes more sense for small things, but you will need to confirm it is available. Before any work starts, ask the shop to check with your warranty provider if you have coverage. Pre-approval avoids surprises on the bill, and it is a normal request.
There is one shop in Dewey and five more nearby. The local option is rated 5.0 from five reviews, so the sample is small but the feedback is strong.
Yes. It handles fridge and awning work and lists insurance and body features. That helps if your fridge trouble came along with collision damage to the rig.
No mobile techs are listed in Dewey. Plan to bring the rig to a shop, or ask a nearby shop whether it offers mobile service before you count on it.
Yes. Call ahead, describe the symptoms, and ask whether the part is in stock and how long diagnosis takes. Spring is busy, so booking early helps.