Kirshner Trailer Sales
Longtime Lake Stevens trailer dealer and RV repair shop, 4.8 stars from 58 reviews, with mobile and emergency service.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is one of the lousier parts of RV ownership, and it usually shows up on day two of a trip. Around Lake Stevens, three shops and mobile techs handle fridge work, and another dozen sit within reach of town. Average rating across the local listings sits at 4.8, so there is decent help nearby. Here is how to sort the good calls from the wasted ones.
Longtime Lake Stevens trailer dealer and RV repair shop, 4.8 stars from 58 reviews, with mobile and emergency service.
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Most RV fridges quit for a handful of reasons: a blocked cooling unit, a bad heating element, a control board that has given up, or a propane burner clogged with rust and spider webs. The absorption fridges in a lot of rigs also hate sitting level, so parking on a slope can cost you cold air. Before you pay for a diagnosis, check that the fridge is level and that the vent behind it is clear. Shops around Lake Stevens see enough of these to know the pattern fast, and a good tech will tell you whether the fix is a part or a whole new unit. Ask what testing they do before they quote. A real diagnosis beats a guess.
Pulling a fridge out of a cabinet is a two-person job and often means disconnecting propane, so a lot of this work happens at a shop. That said, one of the three local listings is a mobile tech, and Kridana Outdoors covers mobile, A/C, fridge and awning work with certified and warranty service. If your rig is parked and not going anywhere, mobile is often the easier route. If the cooling unit itself needs replacing, the shop bench usually wins. Weigh which one your situation fits before you book, and say up front whether the RV can be driven.
Two of the three local shops do warranty work, and Everything RV also lists insurance work, chassis service and parts. That combination matters on a fridge, since cooling units and control boards are not cheap and an approval call can stall the job. Call ahead and ask whether the part is in stock or a few days out. Kirshner Trailer Sales keeps parts on hand and works weekends with emergency service, which helps when the food is already thawing. Have your fridge model and serial number ready, plus your warranty paperwork if you have it.
Three shops and mobile techs are listed in Lake Stevens, and 12 more are nearby. Two of the three handle warranty work. With an average rating of 4.8 across the listings, there is no shortage of people who have done this job before.
Sometimes. One of the three local listings is a mobile tech, Kridana Outdoors, which also covers A/C, awning and body work. Simple fixes like a burner cleaning or a control board swap often travel fine. A cooling unit replacement usually needs the shop.
Kirshner Trailer Sales carries parts and offers weekend and emergency service, which suits a fridge that just quit. Everything RV has the longest review history of the three at 132 reviews and handles warranty, insurance, chassis and parts. Kridana Outdoors holds a 5.0 rating on 19 reviews.
Your fridge model and serial number, the year and make of the RV, and whether the fridge fails on propane, electric or both. If you are claiming warranty, say so at the start so the shop can check approval before the work begins. Ask whether the part is in stock.