SEVEN O'S RV SALES
Family-run RV dealer in Kirkville selling new and used campers, with service and parts on site.
A dead fridge in an RV is a special kind of frustrating. Ours quit in July with a week of food inside. In Kirkville, you have one shop that handles fridge work, SEVEN O'S RV SALES, and about a dozen more options within a short drive. That's workable if you call ahead and know what to ask.
Family-run RV dealer in Kirkville selling new and used campers, with service and parts on site.
Within a short drive of Kirkville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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RV refrigerators fail in predictable ways: a blocked burner, a bad heating element, a cooling unit that gave up. The one local shop here, SEVEN O'S RV SALES, carries parts on site, which can save you a week of waiting. That matters more than a fancy waiting room. Ask if they stock the part your model needs before you haul the rig in. If not, they may have to order it, and you're better off knowing now. With only one fridge shop in town, call early. Spring and early summer fill up fast, and a fridge that won't cool is not something you want to sit on.
There are no mobile techs listed right here, so plan on towing or driving to a shop. That's fine for a fridge, since most diagnostics need the unit pulled or at least accessed from the outside panel. Twelve other shops are within easy reach if the local one is booked. Mobile service can be handy for other jobs, but fridge work is usually better on a bench. Ask whether they want the fridge running when you drop it off. Many techs do.
No shop in this count is flagged for warranty work, so if your fridge is under a manufacturer plan, get pre-approval before anyone touches it. Call the warranty company, give them the shop's name, and get a claim number. Ask the shop if they've worked with that warranty provider. A simple yes or no tells you a lot. Also ask about the part: is it in stock, or is it a special order? A cooling unit can take days. A burner or element is often quicker. Get the estimate in writing before work starts.
One shop in Kirkville is listed for fridge work, SEVEN O'S RV SALES. It also handles awning repair and carries parts. If that shop is booked, about 12 more options are within a short drive.
The local average is 4.7 from the listed shop, which has 375 reviews. That's a solid sign, but read recent reviews for fridge-specific comments.
None of the listed shops are flagged for warranty work. If your fridge is covered, call the warranty provider first, get pre-approval, and confirm the shop will work with them.
Yes. With one local shop, spring and summer fill up fast. Ask about parts availability when you call so you know whether to expect a wait.