Kremer Services
Inver Grove Heights auto and RV shop with a 4.8 rating from 419 reviews, praised for honest service and fair pricing.
An RV fridge that quits is a special kind of annoying. Ours died two days before a trip and we ate out of a cooler the whole weekend. Inver Grove Heights has one shop that does refrigerator work, Kremer Services, rated 4.8 across 419 reviews. That is a solid option close to home. Here is how the local picture looks and what to ask before you drop the rig off.
Inver Grove Heights auto and RV shop with a 4.8 rating from 419 reviews, praised for honest service and fair pricing.
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Kremer Services is the only shop in Inver Grove Heights listed for RV refrigerator repair, and it also handles A/C and awnings. With 419 reviews at 4.8, it clearly gets a lot of rigs through the door. A shop that busy tends to know cooling units well, but it also means you should call ahead rather than show up. Ask whether they can bench-test the cooling unit, and whether the replacement part is in stock. Fridge work often comes down to waiting on a part, so the stock question saves you a second trip.
Fridge problems split into two piles. A dead board, a bad heating element, or a cooling unit that will not get cold usually needs a bench and a shop. The drive from nearby towns like South St. Paul or West St. Paul is short, and leaving the rig for a day or two is normal. What you do not want is to keep running a failing cooling unit and spoil a full load of food. If the freezer is fine and the fridge is warm, mention that on the phone. It points a tech toward the right part before you arrive.
Pull the model and serial number off the fridge so the shop can check parts before you arrive. Clear the food out, since anything left will not survive a repair. Ask about warranty pre-approval if the fridge is still covered, because nobody wants to find out after the fact that the work was not approved. And check the venting and the door seal while you are back there. A seal that does not close lets warm air in and makes a working fridge look broken. Small check, big difference.
One shop in the city is listed for RV refrigerator repair. Another 12 shops are within reach in the surrounding area, so you are not limited to a single option if the first one is booked out.
Kremer Services carries a 4.8 rating from 419 reviews and lists refrigerator, A/C and awning work. It is the only listed fridge shop in the city, so it handles most of the local demand. Call ahead for parts and scheduling.
Fridge repair usually means bench testing and parts, so a shop is the better fit. Mobile techs are great for awnings and simple electrical checks, but cooling unit work needs a bench. Plan to leave the rig for a day or two.
If the freezer stays cold and the fridge box is warm, or the unit will not cool at all on either power source, get it looked at. Check the door seal and venting first, since those are simple fixes. Then call and describe the symptoms.