Bob's Welding and RV Service
Family-owned RV repair shop in Fruitland Park, FL, since 1982. Rated 4.9 stars from 56 reviews for honest, hardworking service.
A warm fridge in central Florida is more than an annoyance. By afternoon your milk is sour and the freezer has gone soft. Fruitland Park has 5 shops and mobile techs listed for RV refrigerator repair, with 12 more nearby, and the average rating sits at 4.6. Most of them handle cooling units every week, so you are not hunting for a specialist from scratch.
Family-owned RV repair shop in Fruitland Park, FL, since 1982. Rated 4.9 stars from 56 reviews for honest, hardworking service.
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RV fridges fail in a few familiar ways. The cooling unit quits, the burner or heating element stops, or a control board goes bad. Sometimes it is simpler: a blocked vent, a dirty flue, or a coach sitting unlevel long enough to throw off an absorption unit. A tech who works on fridges weekly will ask what yours is doing before quoting anything: not cooling on gas, not cooling on electric, or both. That answer narrows the diagnosis fast. Ask whether they stock the common parts for your model, because a waiting week for a control board is a rough week with warm food.
For a fridge alone, mobile work often makes sense. One of the listed businesses is a mobile tech, and a driveway visit saves you towing the rig across town for a diagnosis. Bob's Welding and RV Service handles mobile work along with roof, A/C, fridge and awning jobs. Shop work is the better call when the cooling unit has to come out or the fridge needs replacing. That is bench time and parts ordering, and a bay is set up for it. Ask up front how they handle a unit that has to be pulled, since some coaches need cabinet work to get it free.
Three of the 5 listed shops say they do warranty work, which matters if your fridge is still covered. Call with your model and serial number and let them check with the warranty provider before anyone touches the unit. Pre-approval saves arguments later. Spring and early summer fill up first, when snowbirds head north and everyone remembers the fridge. Book ahead if you can. A few names to start with: RV Specialist of Fruitland Park, KA RV Repair & Sales, and the service center at Campers Inn RV of Leesburg. Bigger dealerships have more bays but also more waiting.
There are 5 shops and mobile techs listed here for fridge work, and another 12 within reach nearby. The average rating across the local listings is 4.6, so you have decent choices without driving far.
Sometimes. One listed business offers mobile service, and a driveway diagnosis is a good first step for a fridge that is not cooling. If the cooling unit needs replacing, expect the coach to go to a shop bay instead.
Three of the 5 listed shops say they handle warranty work. Call with your fridge model and serial number and ask them to check with the warranty provider before the repair starts. Getting pre-approval avoids surprises on the bill.
A diagnosis is often same day, but the fix depends on the part. Ask whether the control board or cooling unit is in stock before you book, since a week waiting on a part means a week of warm food. Spring is the busiest stretch, so call early.