Choice 1 Rental
Heath RV shop with mobile service, open 24/7 by phone for repairs on site.
A fridge that won't cool is the kind of problem that ruins a trip fast, and Heath has a couple of shops that handle RV refrigeration work. Two are right in town, with about 12 more nearby if you need to widen the search. Expect a mix of mobile techs and shop work, so ask how they want to handle the job before you hitch up and drive over.
Heath RV shop with mobile service, open 24/7 by phone for repairs on site.
RV repair shop in Heath, Ohio, with certified techs for towable and motorized RVs, offering AC, battery, and electrical service.
Within a short drive of Heath. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Performance RV Sales in Thornville, OH, sells new and used RVs, with reviewers praising the thorough, honest service from Sean and Jason.
Mobile RVTI certified RV tech serving central Ohio, with 5.0 stars from 27 reviews for fast electrical fixes and leaks.
Mobile RV repair in Granville, OH with a 5.0 Google rating from 11 reviews. Known for fair pricing and system expertise.
Family-run RV dealer and repair shop in Pataskala with a 4.9-star rating from 101 reviews.
RV repair shop in Pataskala, Ohio, offering maintenance packages, body repair, and warranty work.
Family-owned Zanesville RV shop with mobile service and 5.0 stars from 86 Google reviews.
Diesel and RV repair shop in Lancaster, OH, with mobile service and 24/7 emergency roadside help.
Zanesville trailer and RV shop with a 4.6-star rating from 54 reviews, known for friendly staff and quick help.
Mobile RV repair in Lancaster, Ohio, handling AC, battery, electrical and brake work, with a 3.0 Google rating from 2 reviews.
Full-service RV dealer in Lancaster, Ohio, handling warranty work, repairs, and parts with a 4.3-star rating from 276 reviews.
Lancaster RV shop doing collision, fiberglass, and body repair, plus storage, with 35 years behind it.
Zanesville truck shop with an RV repair category and a 4.5 rating, known for spring, brake and suspension work.
Choice 1 Rental is the mobile outfit here, and they also list A/C, fridge and awning work with weekend and emergency hours on the board. That matters when the fridge quits on a Saturday and you're leaving Monday. A mobile tech comes to your rig, which saves you towing a trailer with a warm fridge inside. RCD RV Heath Service is the shop option, handling A/C, fridge and awning repair, plus chassis work. If your cooling problem turns out to be wiring or a control board, a shop with a bay beats a parking lot diagnosis. Ask both whether they stock the part or need to order it.
RV fridges fail in a few familiar ways: a cooling unit that stops, a control board that misreads temperature, or a venting problem that lets heat build behind the unit. A tech will usually check the basics first, so have your fridge model and age handy. Nothing here is quoted up front, so ask for a diagnosis fee before work starts. Reviews for the local shops average around 4.0, and Choice 1 Rental carries 24 reviews of its own. Read those before you book, especially the recent ones. Nobody in Heath lists warranty work on the profile, so if your fridge is still covered, call the manufacturer first and get approval before anyone touches it.
Spring and early summer fill up fast here, with campers heading out for the season and fridges waking up cranky after a winter parked. Call ahead rather than rolling in. If you're near Heath and just passing through, the mobile tech is the easier stop since you don't have to unhook and leave your rig. For a shop visit, empty the fridge and freezer before you drop it off so nothing spoils in a bay. Bring any paperwork that shows the fridge's age. And if the fix involves the roof vent or sealant, ask about that too, since a leak above the fridge can look like a cooling failure from the inside.
Two shops are listed in Heath itself, with about 12 more in the surrounding area. That gives you a mobile tech and a full shop to start with, plus nearby choices if neither can fit you in soon.
Choice 1 Rental is the mobile option here and lists fridge work among its services, with weekend and emergency hours noted. A mobile call is handy when your rig is set up and you'd rather not move it. Confirm they carry the parts your model needs before they come out.
No shop in the Heath listings says it does warranty work, so don't assume the local tech will bill the manufacturer. Call your fridge maker or warranty provider first, get pre-approval, and ask which shops they'll pay. Skipping that step can leave you holding the whole bill.
Note the fridge make, model and age, and empty it if you're leaving the rig at a shop. Ask whether the diagnostic fee is separate and whether the part is in stock. If the problem shows up only in hot weather, mention that so the tech can check venting as well as the cooling unit.