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Mobile RV repair and wash in Hayward, CA, rated 4.4 stars on 52 Google reviews.
A warm fridge full of food that never gets cold is a special kind of frustration. In Hayward we have 3 shops and mobile techs that work on RV refrigerators, and another 12 nearby. Average rating sits at 4.2, and one of those does warranty work. That matters if your fridge is still covered. The East Bay heat doesn't help a struggling cooling unit, so getting it looked at sooner beats waiting.
Mobile RV repair and wash in Hayward, CA, rated 4.4 stars on 52 Google reviews.
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One of the three local options is mobile, and that's ViaRV Mobile RV Repair. They come to you, which is handy if your rig won't move or you're parked at a storage yard off Hesperian. The other two, Nor-Cal Truck & RV Repair and Bay Equipment & Repair, are shops where you drop the RV. Mobile work usually costs more for the convenience, but you save the tow. Ask on the phone whether they handle the brand of fridge you have, since Dometic and Norcold parts and diagnostics differ. If the fridge is dead and you're leaving on a trip, call first thing. Summer bookings fill fast around here.
Only one of the three shows warranty work in its listing. If your fridge is under an extended warranty or a factory plan, get pre-approval before anyone touches it. That means a call to the warranty company with the repair diagnosis. The shop can help with paperwork, but you want the okay in writing. Parts are the other delay. A cooling unit or control board may not be on the shelf, so ask if it's in stock or how long to order. Bay Equipment & Repair also lists insurance and body work, which helps if the fridge problem came from a crash or roof damage.
Before you pay a diagnostic fee, do the easy checks. Is the RV level? An absorption fridge needs to be close to level to cool. Are the vents on the roof or side clear of debris? In Hayward, leaves and dust collect fast. Is the flame burning a steady blue? A yellow flame or soot means it needs service. If you're comfortable, check the breaker and the fuse on the control board. None of this replaces a tech, but it can save you a service call. If the fridge is still warm after a few hours on shore power, book a visit.
There are 3 listed in Hayward, and another 12 nearby. That gives you a few choices, though only one is a mobile tech. The others are shops where you bring the RV. Call around for availability, especially in spring and summer.
Yes, 1 of the 3 local options lists warranty work. If your fridge is covered, ask about pre-approval before the repair starts. The shop can give you a diagnosis to send to the warranty company, but get the go-ahead in writing.
The average rating across the 3 listings is 4.2. ViaRV Mobile RV Repair has a 4.4 from 52 reviews, and Nor-Cal Truck & RV Repair has a 4.0 from 60 reviews. Bay Equipment & Repair has no rating yet.
Yes, ViaRV Mobile RV Repair is a mobile tech that handles fridge work. They come to your location, which helps if the RV can't be driven. Mobile service often costs more than a shop visit, but you avoid a tow. Ask about travel fees when you call.