Advanced Mobile Automotive Services
Mobile RV and trailer repair in Diamond Springs, CA, handling roof, awning, AC, and chassis work on site.
A dead fridge in Diamond Springs is a special kind of annoying, because this is Gold Country heat and your ice is gone by noon. El Dorado County has a handful of options, but only one shop here lists refrigerator work on its card. The good news: a mobile tech can come to your rig in the driveway or at camp and sort out the cooling unit, the burner or the control board without you towing anything.
Mobile RV and trailer repair in Diamond Springs, CA, handling roof, awning, AC, and chassis work on site.
Within a short drive of Diamond Springs. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-owned Placerville RV shop for parts, propane recertification, and repairs, rated 4.6 from 166 reviews.
Placerville RV roof coating and repair shop offering mobile service and lifetime guarantee roof coatings.
Vintage trailer shop in Placerville selling siding and doing custom rebuilds, rated 5.0 from six reviews.
Mobile RV roof repair and coating in Placerville, CA. 5.0 stars from 89 reviews. Lifetime warranty.
El Dorado County RV shop with a 4.8 rating, known for fair prices and quick turnaround.
Father-and-son mobile RV repair in Plymouth, CA, rated 4.9 stars, handling AC, slide, leak and plumbing fixes at your site.
Mobile RV repair in Folsom with a 4.8 rating across 65 reviews, known for punctual, knowledgeable techs.
Auburn diesel and heavy-duty shop handling truck and RV repair, towing, and 24/7 roadside help.
Family-run Newcastle RV dealer and repair shop since 1996, rated 4.4 stars across 147 Google reviews.
Full service trailer and RV repair in Sutter Creek, rated 4.9 stars for frame, axle and brake work.
RV repair shop and dealer in Sutter Creek, rated 4.1 stars by 39 reviewers who mention helpful staff and trailer sales.
Family-run RV repair shop in Jackson, rated 4.6 stars, known for Tiffin coaches and quick turnaround.
Most RV fridge problems come down to a few things: the propane burner is dirty, the cooling unit has quit, or the control board is confused. A tech will check the flue and burner first, then the thermistor, then the board. Some of this is a driveway job. Some needs the unit pulled. Ask on the phone which one you are likely facing, and ask whether the part is on the shelf or on order. That single question saves more time than anything else you can do. If your rig runs a residential-style compressor fridge, say so up front. Diagnostics are different.
Diamond Springs has one shop listed for refrigerator repair, and it is Advanced Mobile Automotive Services at 3.8 stars from 10 reviews, doing mobile work plus roof, A/C, fridge and awning repairs. That is a thin local bench. The wider area has 12 more shops within reach, so a second call is easy. The shop handles generator and chassis work too, which helps if your fridge and your power source are arguing at the same time. Worth knowing: none of the listed shops in this set reports doing warranty work, so if your fridge is still under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before anyone touches it.
Spring is when everyone remembers the fridge did not survive the winter, so book early if you are heading out in April or May. In summer, cooling units work harder in the foothills heat, and a fridge that struggles at 100 degrees may just need airflow and a clean vent rather than a new unit. Before you call, note the fridge model and whether it fails on propane, on shore power, or both. That detail narrows the diagnosis fast and keeps the service call short. Ask about the trip charge if the tech is coming to you.
One shop is listed here for fridge work, Advanced Mobile Automotive Services. Another 12 shops are within reach in the surrounding area, so you have options if the local one is booked out.
Often yes. Burner cleaning, thermistor swaps and control board checks are common driveway jobs. Pulling a cooling unit is heavier work and may need a shop. Ask when you call so you know what to expect.
None of the shops in this set reports doing warranty work. If your fridge is still covered, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval before any repair, or you may end up paying for work that should have been covered.
Note the fridge model and whether it fails on propane, on electric, or both. Check that the vent area is clear and the burner looks clean. A fridge that only quits in extreme heat may need airflow help, not parts.