That Trailer Guy
Dundee RV repair shop with a 4.8-star rating from 118 reviewers, praised for quick fixes and fair prices.
An RV fridge that quits in Dundee usually quits on a warm afternoon, right when you had plans. There is one fridge shop here and about 12 more within a short drive, so the fix is closer than it feels. Most of that work happens in the driveway, which beats hitching up and sitting in a waiting room while the ice cream melts.
Dundee RV repair shop with a 4.8-star rating from 118 reviewers, praised for quick fixes and fair prices.
Within a short drive of Dundee. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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RV fridges fail in a few predictable ways. The cooling unit stops cooling, the burner or igniter gets dirty, or the control board gives out. Sometimes nothing is broken and the fridge just needs leveling or better airflow. A tech should test the thing before quoting parts, and you should ask whether the replacement cooling unit is in stock or has to be ordered. That answer tells you a lot about how long you will be eating out of a cooler. If your food is already warm, empty the fridge and move anything worth saving to a cooler before the tech arrives. It saves time and keeps the job focused on the appliance.
That Trailer Guy in town is mobile and handles fridge work along with roof, A/C and awning jobs, and it holds a 4.8 rating across more than a hundred reviews. A mobile call means the tech comes to your rig, which is the practical choice when the RV cannot move or the slide-out is stuck out. A shop can be the better call when the fridge needs to come out for a bench repair. Ask which one fits your problem when you call, and ask when they can get to Dundee. Nobody in this list does warranty work, so if your fridge is still covered, get approval from the maker before anyone touches it.
Spring is when everyone remembers the fridge did not cool right last fall, and the schedule fills fast. Call early in the week if you can, and be clear about your make, model and year so the tech can check parts before driving out. Dundee sits among vineyards and the roads fill on nice weekends, so a weekday appointment usually goes smoother. While the tech has the panel open, have them look at the roof sealant and the awning fabric. One trip, a few small catches, less chance of a leak showing up later on the road.
There is one fridge shop in Dundee itself, and about 12 more nearby, so you have real choices within a short drive. Call a couple if the first one is booked out, especially in spring.
Yes. That Trailer Guy is mobile and also handles roof, A/C and awning work, with a 4.8 rating from 118 reviews. That makes it a solid first call when the RV can't be moved.
No shop in this list does warranty work. If your fridge is still under warranty, contact the manufacturer or your dealer first and get written approval before any repair, or you may pay for a fix that was covered.
Run the fridge on shore power a day before you leave, listen for the burner, and check the vents for nests or debris. A small cleaning and a quick temperature check at home beat a warm fridge in a campground.