Kunes RV of La Crosse
Kunes RV of La Crosse in Holmen, WI, sells new and used RVs and offers mobile service, with 4.3 stars from 327 reviews.
A dead fridge in Holmen is a special kind of annoying. You are 20 minutes from La Crosse, the ice is melting, and the trip you planned is two days out. The numbers here are small: 2 fridge shops in town and 8 more nearby, averaging 4.5 stars. That means fewer choices, so it pays to call before you drive. Most RV fridges get fixed in a shop bay, though a mobile tech can sometimes save you the tow.
Kunes RV of La Crosse in Holmen, WI, sells new and used RVs and offers mobile service, with 4.3 stars from 327 reviews.
Factory-trained RV service in Holmen, WI, fixing all makes and models, with a 4.7-star rating from three reviews.
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There are 2 fridge shops in Holmen, with 8 more nearby for a total of 10 in the area. The local pair average 4.5 stars. One of them handles warranty work, so check your coverage before booking.
Yes. One of the local businesses lists mobile service, so a tech can come to your rig for diagnostics and smaller fixes. Cooling unit swaps usually still need a shop bay with power and space.
Book as early as you can in spring, when everyone discovers last season's problems at once. Summer fills up too, since A/C and awning calls compete with fridge jobs. Tell the shop your travel date and ask about parts availability before you commit.
One of the two Holmen shops does warranty work. Call your warranty provider first and get pre-approval, then confirm the shop accepts your plan. Keep your paperwork handy and ask whether the part is in stock or needs ordering.