Western Marine & Jet LLC
Fruita shop handling RV, boat and UTV maintenance, storage and parts for western Colorado.
A dead fridge in Fruita usually shows up at the worst time, like the morning you're packed for a weekend on the Colorado River. This town is small, and the repair side of things is small too. Local fridge work runs through Western Marine & Jet LLC, with a few more options within about 25 miles. In summer heat, get the call in early and move what's in the box to a cooler.
Fruita shop handling RV, boat and UTV maintenance, storage and parts for western Colorado.
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Western Marine & Jet LLC covers fridge and awning work and stocks parts, which matters more than it sounds. A repair often comes down to a control board, a thermistor or a cooling unit, and if the part is on the shelf you are not waiting a week for a delivery. Ask on the phone whether they have what your model needs before you haul the rig over. If it has to be ordered, get the lead time in plain days. Call before you drive. Small shops fill their bays fast in summer.
Most fridge work happens in a bay, since a cooling unit swap or a board test needs power and tools. Mobile techs are scarce around here, so plan on moving the RV rather than parking it and waiting. The wider options sit within about 25 miles, which means Grand Junction and the towns on that side of the valley. That is a real drive with a trailer, so call first, describe the symptom and confirm they can take you before you hitch up.
The usual suspects are the same ones everywhere. The cooling unit loses its charge, the control board fails, or a thermistor gives a bad reading and the fridge shuts down to protect itself. Sometimes it is simpler: a dirty burner on the gas side, a weak 12 volt feed or a blocked vent behind the unit. Check the vent and the flame before you book anything. If the freezer is cold and the fridge is warm, say so when you call, because that narrows it down fast.
There is 1 fridge shop in Fruita, Western Marine & Jet LLC, which also does awning work and keeps parts. Another 7 options sit within about 25 miles, so a short drive gives you more choice when the local shop is booked out.
The local listing does not show warranty work, so call and ask before you book. If your fridge is still under warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty provider first and confirm in writing that the shop will do the job.
The count here shows 0 mobile fridge techs based in town. Most fridge repairs need a bay with power and tools anyway, so plan to drive the RV to the shop and call ahead to check they have room.
Book early, especially in late spring and summer when everyone is getting ready to travel. Small shops have limited bays, and if a part has to be ordered you lose days waiting. Call, describe the symptom, and ask about lead times before you haul the rig over.