The RV Shop of Laurel
Delaware RV repair shop in Laurel with 30+ years of experience, mobile service, and a 4.7-star rating from 51 Google reviews.
A dead fridge is the repair that ruins a trip fastest. Ours quit two days into a beach week, and the ice cream told us before the thermometer did. Laurel has one shop that handles RV refrigerator repair, and The RV Shop of Laurel covers the whole list: cooling units, awnings, roof, A/C and mobile calls. Ten more shops sit within reach if you want a second opinion.
Delaware RV repair shop in Laurel with 30+ years of experience, mobile service, and a 4.7-star rating from 51 Google reviews.
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Most refrigerator calls come down to a few things: it cools on shore power but not on propane, it never gets cold, or it frosts up overnight. Describe what you see and hear when you call. A shop can often tell whether it is a control board, a burner, or a cooling unit that has quit before anyone touches the rig. Ask whether the part is on the shelf. If it has to be ordered, you want to know that on day one, not day five. Cooling unit replacement is real work, so plan for the rig to stay put a while. Pull the food and prop the doors open the night before.
The RV Shop of Laurel lists warranty and insurance work among its features, which matters if your fridge is still covered. Get pre-approval from the warranty provider before the tech starts, and ask the shop to note the failure in a way the provider will accept. Fridge failures often start with a leak or a bad board, so have the shop look at the roof and the vent while the unit is open. One trip up the ladder can catch a soft spot before it becomes ceiling damage.
One mobile tech shows up in the local counts, and it is the same shop, so you have a choice about where the work happens. Mobile is the easy answer for diagnosis, a burner clean, or a board swap in a campground. Bigger jobs, like a new cooling unit, usually want the shop bay, where power and tools are already there. Ask on the phone which category your problem fits. If you are in a spot with a gate code or a tight turn, say so, because a mobile tech needs room to work.
One shop in Laurel handles RV refrigerator repair, The RV Shop of Laurel. It also does roof, A/C, awning and mobile work, so the same place can fix the fridge and the vent above it. Ten more shops are within reach if you want another quote.
Yes, warranty work is listed among its features, along with insurance work. Call first and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the tech starts. Ask the shop to document the failure clearly so the claim does not come back with questions.
Often, yes. Diagnosis, a burner cleaning, or a control board swap can happen at your site. A failed cooling unit is heavier work and usually belongs in the shop bay. Ask when you call which kind of job yours sounds like.
Note whether it cools on shore power but not propane, whether the freezer works and the fridge does not, and any smell of ammonia. Check the vent outside for mud dauber nests. Those details save the tech time and often point straight at the problem.