Carl's Collision Center
Fall River collision shop with a 4.8-star rating and 311 reviews, handling RVs, insurance claims, and body repairs.
A warm fridge full of food that won't cool is the kind of problem you want handled today, not next week. Fall River has one shop in town that takes on RV refrigerator work, and there are 12 more nearby if that one is booked. The local shop sits at 4.8 stars across 311 reviews, so people around here have had good luck with it.
Fall River collision shop with a 4.8-star rating and 311 reviews, handling RVs, insurance claims, and body repairs.
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Carl's Collision Center is the one Fall River shop listed for fridge work, and it also does awnings. It takes warranty and insurance work, which matters if your cooling unit is still covered. The name says collision, but the listing shows they work on RV refrigeration too, so call first and describe the fridge: brand, model year, and whether it fails on gas, electric, or both. That saves a trip and tells them which part to have ready. Ask straight out whether the part is in stock. Cooling units and control boards are not something most shops keep on the shelf for every model.
One local shop means fall is a good time to book before storage season fills the calendar. If Carl's can't take you, the 12 nearby options are worth the drive. Mobile techs are thin on the ground here, so plan on towing the rig in rather than getting a driveway visit. Before you go, get a rough diagnosis on the phone. A fridge that works on electric but not propane is usually a different fix than one that never gets cold, and knowing which narrows the job.
Empty the fridge and freezer the night before, and prop the doors open so it can air out. Take a photo of the model plate inside the door frame. If you are using a warranty, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval in writing so there is no argument at the counter. Ask the shop to test the fridge on both power sources before you pick it up, not just the one you normally use. A short test run beats a second trip back.
There is 1 listed shop in Fall River for RV fridge work. If it is booked or you want a second opinion, 12 more options sit within driving distance of the city.
Yes. Carl's Collision Center is listed as accepting warranty work, along with insurance. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts so the paperwork is settled up front.
Mobile techs are scarce in this area, so a shop visit is the realistic route. That means towing or driving the RV in. Call ahead with your fridge model and the symptom so the shop can tell you what to expect.
If it cools on electric but not propane, or the other way around, the fault is usually in one system rather than the whole unit. Note which mode fails and mention it when you call. A shop can then check the right part first.