Valley RV Repair
Certified RV repair shop in Hanford, CA with 40 years of experience, mobile service, and an enclosed shop.
A warm day in Hanford is rough on an RV fridge, and when the cooling unit quits, you want answers fast. Two shops here handle refrigerator repair, and both also work on A/C and awnings. Neither is a mobile tech, so you'll need to haul the rig in. Booking ahead in spring helps, and a quick call to check part availability saves a second trip.
Certified RV repair shop in Hanford, CA with 40 years of experience, mobile service, and an enclosed shop.
Mobile diesel and RV repair in Hanford, CA, offering onsite service and 24-hour roadside assistance.
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Valley RV Repair and Hernandez & Sons Mobile Diesel Repair both list refrigerator repair among their services. Each holds a 4.1 rating, so reviews are decent but not perfect. Valley RV Repair has 12 reviews and also handles roof and A/C work plus generator and chassis service. Hernandez & Sons has 14 reviews, covers A/C and awnings, and offers emergency service and chassis work. Ask whether they repair or replace the cooling unit, and confirm the part is in stock before you tow the RV over.
These are shop-based repairs, not mobile calls. That means planning to drop off the RV and possibly leave it a day or two. If your fridge is built in tight, a shop with a lift and tools can be the better bet. For a quick diagnosis, call first and describe the symptoms: not cooling, freezing everything, or a foul smell. Be clear about your fridge model and whether it's absorption or compressor style. That helps them tell you what to expect.
There are 12 more RV repair shops within reach of Hanford, so if the two local spots are booked out, you have alternatives. Summer is peak season, so call ahead. If your trip depends on the fridge, ask about turnaround time and whether they can test it under load. Also ask if they work with your warranty provider; neither shop here lists warranty work, so get pre-approval if you have coverage. A second opinion is worth the drive when the first quote seems high.
Two shops in Hanford list refrigerator repair: Valley RV Repair and Hernandez & Sons Mobile Diesel Repair. Both also work on A/C and awnings, and each has a 4.1 rating from a modest number of reviews.
No, the two listed shops are shop-based, not mobile. You'll need to bring the RV to them. If you need on-site help, ask whether they offer mobile service as an exception, but don't count on it.
Neither shop lists warranty work as a service, so call ahead. If you have an extended warranty or manufacturer coverage, get pre-approval before any repair and ask the shop if they'll bill the warranty provider directly.
Confirm the shop works on your fridge type, ask if the needed part is in stock, and get an estimate for diagnosis and repair. Also ask about turnaround time, since shop work can mean leaving the RV for a day or two.