Lafayette Auto Body & RV Repair
Lafayette body shop and RV repair with a 4.2 rating from 53 reviews, known for travel trailer fixes and fast windshield work.
A dead fridge in Lafayette is a small disaster. You do not notice how much food and cold drinks you keep in there until the temperature climbs and everything starts smelling like warm cheese. The good news is you have a shop in town that handles refrigerator work, plus a dozen more within easy driving distance. One shop here, twelve nearby, average rating 4.2. That gives you a real choice on a short timeline.
Lafayette body shop and RV repair with a 4.2 rating from 53 reviews, known for travel trailer fixes and fast windshield work.
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Lafayette Auto Body & RV Repair is the local option, rated 4.2 from 53 reviews. It handles fridges along with A/C and awning work, and it takes warranty and insurance jobs, which matters if your fridge is still covered. That combination is not common at a body shop, so call first and describe the problem. A fridge that will not cool on propane is a different job from one that will not cool on shore power. Tell them which it is and whether the freezer still works. That saves a trip and points the tech at the right part. If their schedule is full, the twelve shops within driving distance mean you are not stuck waiting.
Do the easy checks first. Is the rig level? Absorption fridges hate being off level and will quit cooling without anything actually breaking. Is the vent behind the fridge clear of mud dauber nests and debris? That is a common cause of poor cooling. If you are on propane, light the stove to confirm you have flow. When you call, ask whether the part is in stock, since cooling units and control boards are often ordered in. Ask too if they need the fridge running when you arrive, or emptied. A shop that takes warranty work will usually want pre-approval before pulling the unit, so have your coverage details handy.
Mobile techs are convenient when the rig cannot move, but Lafayette has no mobile fridge specialists listed. For refrigerator work that is often fine, since diagnosis and control board swaps happen in place. A cooling unit replacement or a fridge that has to come out of the cabinet is usually better done at a shop with the right tools and room to work. If your rig is stuck at a campground, ask the shop whether they will send someone out or whether you should bring it in. Get that answer before you unhook anything.
One shop in Lafayette handles RV refrigerator repair. Another twelve shops are within driving distance, so you have options if the local one is booked or does not work on your fridge model.
The average rating across the area is 4.2. The local shop, Lafayette Auto Body & RV Repair, also sits at 4.2 from 53 reviews, so the local option is right in line with the surrounding shops.
The local shop takes warranty work, and it also handles insurance jobs. Ask about pre-approval before any parts are ordered. Have your coverage paperwork and fridge model number ready so the shop can check what is covered.
Yes, and say so when you call. Cooling fine on propane but not on shore power points to the electric heating element or the control board, not the cooling unit. That detail helps the tech bring the right part.