Lomita Trailer Supply
Longtime Lomita parts shop for trailer, RV and marine trailer gear, with a mix of praise and complaints about service.
A dead fridge in Lomita usually means spoiled food and a trip cut short. There is one shop in town that handles RV refrigerator repair, and it doubles as a parts counter, which matters when the fix hinges on a cooling unit or a control board being on the shelf. Twelve more shops sit within a short drive, so options exist if the first call does not pan out.
Longtime Lomita parts shop for trailer, RV and marine trailer gear, with a mix of praise and complaints about service.
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Lomita Trailer Supply is the one shop in town listed for fridge work, and it also sells parts, so you can ask straight out whether the part your unit needs is in stock before you haul the rig over. It runs on weekends too, which helps if the fridge quit on a Sunday. Reviews average 3.8 across 92 of them, so read a few and set expectations. Ask what they need from you: make, model, and whether the fridge fails on both gas and electric narrows the diagnosis fast.
There are no mobile RV techs listed in Lomita itself, so plan on getting the rig to a shop unless you find a tech who travels from a neighboring city. Before you move an RV with a bad fridge, snap a photo of the model plate and note whether it works on shore power, propane, or neither. That one detail saves diagnostic time. If the fridge still cools on electric but not gas, or the reverse, say so on the phone. Shops book up in spring, so call ahead rather than showing up.
Cooling units and control boards are the usual suspects, and neither is cheap, so confirm the part is actually available before anyone orders it. Ask whether the shop charges a diagnostic fee and whether that fee comes off the repair. If your RV is still under an extended warranty or a manufacturer plan, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval, since some shops will not start work without it. For an older fridge, weigh repair against replacement honestly. A shop that sells parts can often tell you quickly which way makes sense.
There is 1 shop in Lomita listed for RV refrigerator repair, Lomita Trailer Supply. It also handles awning work and sells parts. Another 12 shops are within driving distance if you want a second quote or a shorter wait.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Lomita itself, so plan on bringing the RV to a shop. When you call, ask if they know a mobile tech who covers the area from a neighboring city. Ask about any trip charge before booking.
No shops in Lomita are listed as doing warranty work for RV refrigerators, so call your warranty provider first. Get pre-approval and ask which shops they will pay. Some shops will not start the job without that approval, so sort it out before you drop the rig off.
It depends on what failed and whether the part is on the shelf. Ask the shop to confirm parts availability before you schedule, since a cooling unit or control board can take days to arrive. Get the diagnostic fee and the timeline in writing before work begins.