Blue Bird Bus Sales
Bus and RV repair shop in Gibsonia with a 4.9-star rating and a parts counter reviewers call knowledgeable.
A dead fridge in an RV is a special kind of annoying. You notice it on day two, when the ice cream turns to soup and the milk starts to smell. Around Gibsonia there is one shop that handles RV refrigerator work, and it also does awnings, so you can lump two jobs into one trip. There are 12 more options within a reasonable drive if the first one is booked.
Bus and RV repair shop in Gibsonia with a 4.9-star rating and a parts counter reviewers call knowledgeable.
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Blue Bird Bus Sales is the local name for RV refrigerator repair, rated 4.9 from 14 reviews, and it stocks parts, which matters more than people think. A lot of fridge problems come down to a control board, a thermistor or a cooling unit that has to be ordered in. Call first and ask if the part is on the shelf, because waiting a week for a board when the shop is twenty minutes away is a waste of a camping weekend. The same shop handles awnings, so if the fabric is torn, say so when you book.
No mobile fridge techs show up in the Gibsonia listings, so plan on hauling the rig in. The wider area around Gibsonia has 12 shops within reach, and a few of them may be closer to you than the one in town depending on which side you live. Mobile service is great for a stuck slide-out or an A/C that quit, but fridge diagnosis usually needs a bench and a gauge set, so a shop is the realistic choice. Ask on the phone how long a fridge diagnostic takes before you drive over.
Tell them the fridge model, the year of the RV and what it is doing. Does it work on shore power but not propane? Does it cool the freezer and leave the box warm? Those details save an hour of diagnosis. Ask about warranty pre-approval if the fridge is under an extended plan, since the shop may need the claim opened before work starts. And while the rig is there, have them look at the roof sealant and the awning seams, because a small leak found early is cheap.
One shop in Gibsonia is listed for RV refrigerator repair, Blue Bird Bus Sales, rated 4.9 from 14 reviews. It also handles awning work and stocks parts. If it is booked, there are 12 more shops within driving distance.
None show up in the Gibsonia listings for mobile refrigerator work. The 12 nearby shops are the practical route, since fridge diagnosis usually needs a bench and gauges rather than a driveway visit. Mobile techs are still a good call for awnings, A/C and slide-outs.
The average across the local listings is 4.9, and the one Gibsonia shop carries the same 4.9 from 14 reviews. That is a small sample, so read the recent comments for how they handle parts delays and scheduling.
Yes. Spring is when everyone wakes the rig up and finds the fridge dead, so shops fill quickly. Call early in the week, ask if the part is in stock, and get the model number ready. If the fridge is under a warranty plan, ask the shop to open the claim before you arrive.