B's Cutom trailer restoration and repair
RV repair shop in Fairview, NC handling AC, electrical, brakes, tires, batteries and body work.
Fairview, North Carolina, is the kind of place where a weekend trip can start with a dead RV fridge. That's why we track repair options here. One shop in town handles fridge work, and a dozen more are within a short drive. This page covers what's available, what to ask, and how to get your fridge cold again without wasting a day.
RV repair shop in Fairview, NC handling AC, electrical, brakes, tires, batteries and body work.
Within a short drive of Fairview. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile-only RV repair based in Arden, NC, rated 5.0 on Google for prompt, professional techs.
Truck-focused repair shop in Fletcher with 4.7 stars, quick diagnostics and honest techs, plus some reports of blown timelines.
Hendersonville RV dealer with a 4.6 Google rating from 443 reviews, known for travel trailers, fifth wheels and service.
Hendersonville RV dealer with a 4.2-star rating from over 4,200 reviews, offering sales, service, and parts.
RV repair shop in Hendersonville, NC, offering maintenance, collision repair, and mobile service with a 4.3-star rating.
Mercedes and Sprinter specialist in Arden, NC, with 4.7 stars from 111 reviews and a reputation for honest, reliable repair.
Family-owned RV dealer and repair shop in Asheville with a 4.9-star rating from 83 reviews, known for friendly service and saving vacations.
Asheville RV repair shop with mixed reviews; some praise quick help, others report rudeness.
Mobile RV repair in Hendersonville, NC, known for punctual, honest service and a father-son team.
Asheville RV repair shop with a 4.8-star rating from 70 reviews, praised for honest, knowledgeable service.
RV body shop in Marion, NC with a 4.8-star rating and 59 reviews, known for honest service and quality repairs.
Candler RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 75 reviews, known for Airstream renovations and custom camper work.
The local list includes one shop in Fairview that works on RV refrigerators: B's Cutom trailer restoration and repair. That shop also handles A/C and awning work, so if your fridge problem turns out to be a power issue or a vent problem, they can look at the whole system. No reviews are posted yet, so call and ask about their experience with the brand of fridge you have. With only one shop in town, it's smart to have a backup plan. That backup is the 12 nearby shops that also work on RVs. Some are mobile techs who come to you, which is handy if your rig is stuck at the campsite or you can't tow it. Others are traditional shops where you drop off the RV. Ask about turnaround time before you commit, especially in spring and summer when everyone else's fridge is on the fritz too.
RV fridges fail for a few common reasons: the cooling unit quits, the control board goes bad, or the venting is blocked. A shop will want to know the make and model of your fridge, and whether it runs on propane, electric, or both. Have that info ready. They'll also ask what it's doing: not cooling at all, cooling only on one mode, or icing up. The more specific you are, the faster they can diagnose. Ask if the part is in stock. Cooling units and control boards aren't universal, and some take days to order. If you're on a tight schedule, a mobile tech might be faster because they can sometimes source parts locally. And if your fridge is under warranty, ask if the shop does warranty work. In Fairview, the one listed shop does not, so you'll need to check with the others.
Mobile RV techs are a good fit for fridge problems that don't need a full shop. They can test the heating element, check the thermostat, and look at the venting right where you're parked. That saves you the hassle of towing. But if the fridge needs to come out, or the repair involves brazing or a new cooling unit, a shop with a bay is usually better equipped. With no mobile techs listed in Fairview itself, you'll want to ask the nearby shops if they offer mobile service. Some do, some don't. If you're at a campground, check with the office first; they often know who's reliable and who's not. And don't forget the simple stuff: a fridge that won't cool on propane might just need a good burner cleaning.
There is 1 shop in Fairview that works on RV refrigerators. That shop also handles A/C and awning repairs. If you need more options, there are 12 nearby shops that serve the area.
The current list shows no mobile techs based in Fairview. However, some of the nearby shops may offer mobile service. Call and ask if they can come to your location.
No, the shop listed in Fairview does not do warranty work. If your fridge is under warranty, ask the nearby shops if they are authorized for your brand.
Have your fridge's make and model ready. Note whether it runs on propane, electric, or both. Describe the problem clearly, such as not cooling at all or cooling only on one mode. Also ask if the needed part is in stock.