Ansley RV
Family-owned RV dealer with a 4.6-star rating from 446 reviews, offering sales, service, and parts near Duncansville.
A warm fridge full of food going soft is the kind of problem that ruins a trip fast. Duncansville has two shops that work on RV refrigerators, and both handle awnings too, so you can knock out two fixes in one stop. One is a big dealer with a long review history; the other is smaller and keeps parts on hand. Call first and describe what the fridge is doing.
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Two shops here list refrigerator repair, and one of them also does A/C and awning work, which helps if your cooling problem turns out to be more than the fridge. Ansley RV carries a 4.6 rating across 446 reviews, so plenty of owners have been through its doors. Weimers RV keeps parts on hand, a real advantage when a cooling unit or control board has to be swapped. Ask whether the part you likely need is in stock before you drive over. Both shops are open weekends, which matters when the food is already thawing. One of the two shops does warranty work, so check that before you authorize anything.
Neither Duncansville shop is listed as mobile, and there are no mobile techs in the current counts. That means you are likely bringing the rig in rather than having someone come to your site. If you are parked at a campground nearby, ask the shop about drop-off timing and how long a fridge diagnosis usually takes. A failing absorption fridge can be a slow fix, so empty the freezer into a cooler before you go. If you are still under an extended warranty, get pre-approval before work starts, since only one shop here is set up for warranty claims.
Spring and early summer fill service bays quickly in this part of Pennsylvania, so call ahead rather than showing up. Describe the symptom plainly: not cooling on propane, not cooling on electric, frost on the fins, or an error code on the display. That helps the shop tell you whether it is a quick check or a longer job. While the rig is in, have them look at the roof sealant and awning fabric, since both shops here handle awnings and a small leak caught early saves a ceiling. Ask for the old parts back if a board or cooling unit gets replaced.
Two shops in Duncansville list refrigerator repair, with an average rating of 4.3. Both also work on awnings, and one handles A/C as well, so you can bundle a couple of jobs into a single visit.
Not from the current listings. Neither Duncansville shop is listed as mobile, and there are no mobile techs in the counts. Plan on towing or driving the rig to the shop and ask about drop-off timing when you call.
One of the two shops is set up for warranty work. Confirm your coverage and get pre-approval before any repair starts, since the other shop may not bill your warranty provider directly.
Yes, both Ansley RV and Weimers RV list weekend availability. That helps when a fridge fails mid-trip, but call first to confirm someone is on duty for refrigerator diagnostics that day.