Ricks Boat & RV & Jet Ski Repairs
Greensboro boat and RV repair shop rated 4.4 stars, known for leak fixes, roof work and awning replacement.
A dead fridge in Greensboro usually shows up at the worst time, like the morning you load up for the lake. The town has one shop that handles RV refrigerator work, and it also does roofs and awnings, which tells you something about the kind of place it is. Nine more shops sit within reach if you are willing to drive a bit.
Greensboro boat and RV repair shop rated 4.4 stars, known for leak fixes, roof work and awning replacement.
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Greensboro has one shop listed for RV refrigerator repair: Ricks Boat & RV & Jet Ski Repairs, rated 4.4 from 7 reviews. It handles roof, fridge and awning work, and the listing notes insurance and body work, so it sees collision and storm damage as well as cooling problems. That mix matters. A shop that pulls roofs apart all day tends to notice a bad vent or a cracked seal before it soaks your ceiling. Call first and ask whether they can fit a fridge diagnostic into the schedule, since one shop means the calendar fills up.
Do the cheap checks yourself first. Make sure the rig is level, because an absorption fridge will quit cooling on a slope. Confirm you have propane and that the breaker for the fridge is on. Look at the outside vent for mud daubers or wasp nests, a common cause of poor cooling around here. If it works on shore power but not on gas, say so when you call. That one detail saves the tech an hour and gets you a straighter answer on what it will take. Ask whether the cooling unit is in stock or has to be ordered. A fridge that needs a new cooling unit can sit for days waiting on a part, and you want to know that before you drop it off.
Nine more shops are within reach of Greensboro, and with no mobile techs listed here, a drive may be the practical choice for a full replacement or a warranty claim. None of the listed shops advertise warranty work, so if your fridge is still under an extended plan, get pre-approval from the plan before anyone touches it. Ask what the diagnostic fee covers and whether it comes off the repair. For a cooling unit swap or a fridge that has to come out through the door, a shop with a bay and a lift beats a parking lot job every time.
One shop in Greensboro is listed for RV refrigerator repair. Nine more are within reach in nearby towns if you are willing to drive. With a single local option, calling ahead to check the schedule is worth the five minutes.
Ricks Boat & RV & Jet Ski Repairs has the top rating in town at 4.4 from 7 reviews. It also handles roof and awning work and lists insurance and body work, so it sees a wide range of damage beyond cooling problems.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Greensboro, so a shop visit is the realistic route. That is fine for fridge work anyway, since pulling a cooling unit or checking a gas valve needs tools and time that a driveway call rarely has.
A level rig, a full tank and a clean outside vent cover most of it. Blocked vents, spider nests and low gas pressure are frequent culprits. Tell the shop whether it cools on electric power but not gas, and that narrows the diagnosis fast.