All Seasons Family RV
Independent Easton RV shop since 1971, rated 4.7 for fair pricing and quick turnaround on repairs and inspections.
A warm fridge in an Easton campground is a bad way to start a weekend. The good news is you have one dedicated RV refrigerator shop in town and about 12 more repair options within reach. We keep this page on how that breaks down, so you can figure out who to call first when the ice cream starts melting.
Independent Easton RV shop since 1971, rated 4.7 for fair pricing and quick turnaround on repairs and inspections.
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All Seasons Family RV is the local shop to know for fridge work. It carries a 4.7 rating across 99 reviews, which is enough feedback to tell you people leave reasonably happy. It handles awning repair too, so if the fridge went out and the awning is torn, one stop covers both. It stocks parts, which matters more than it sounds: fridge control boards and cooling units are not always on the shelf, and a shop with a parts supply can often skip the waiting week. It also opens on weekends, and for a lot of RV owners that is the difference between fixing it now and losing a trip.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Easton itself, so plan on bringing the rig in rather than parking it at the campsite and waiting. That is fine for a fridge, since diagnosis usually means pulling covers and checking the burner, the board and the cooling unit. Before you drop it off, ask whether the shop can test the unit on propane and on electric, since a fridge can fail on one and not the other. Ask too if the part is in stock. If it is not, get the lead time in writing before you commit.
Easton has just 1 fridge shop, but the surrounding area adds 12 more repair options, and some of those shops likely handle refrigerators along with roofs and A/C. If you have a warranty, call the provider before any work starts and ask for pre-approval so the repair is covered. Cooling problems are often airflow problems, so check that the vent area behind the fridge is clear and the seal on the door is tight before you pay for a service call. And while the rig is in for the fridge, have the roof sealant checked, since small leaks do not wait for a convenient time.
One shop in Easton handles refrigerator repair directly, and about 12 more RV repair options sit within reach in the surrounding area. That gives you a local first stop plus backups if the schedule is full.
All Seasons Family RV holds a 4.7 average from 99 reviews. That is a solid record for a shop that does both fridge and awning work, and it is a fair sign of how people feel after a repair.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Easton, so taking the rig to a shop is the practical route. A fridge needs testing on both propane and electric, and that is easier in a bay than at a campsite.
None of the listed Easton area shops are marked as doing warranty work, so do not assume coverage. Call your warranty provider first, get pre-approval, and confirm with the shop before any repair begins.