NorthernRv Mobile Repair Services
Mobile RV repair in Long Lake, MN for AC, awning, generator and chassis work, with mixed feedback from reviewers.
A dead fridge on day two of a trip is a special kind of misery. In Long Lake you have one shop that handles RV refrigerator repair, and it also does mobile calls, A/C and awnings. That is a thin bench, so plan on a phone conversation before you move the rig. The nearby list is deeper, with 12 more options a short drive out.
Mobile RV repair in Long Lake, MN for AC, awning, generator and chassis work, with mixed feedback from reviewers.
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One business in Long Lake shows up for refrigerator work: NorthernRv Mobile Repair Services, rated 3.0 from 2 reviews. It is a mobile tech that also lists A/C and awning work, plus generator and chassis service. One option means you should call before assuming a slot is open, especially in spring when everyone wakes their rig up at once. Ask what they need from you: fridge model, whether it cools on shore power, propane, or neither. That answer alone saves a lot of back and forth. If the schedule does not work, the 12 nearby options give you room to shop around.
A fridge problem can be a control board, a burner, a blocked vent, or a cooling unit that has quit. Some of that a mobile tech can diagnose in your driveway with the right meter. Some of it wants a bench and a part on hand. When you call, ask whether the work happens where the RV sits or at a shop, and ask if the likely part is in stock. A cooling unit swap is not a same-day thing if the part has to be ordered. Better to know that on the phone than after you have emptied the freezer into a cooler.
Write down what the fridge does. Does it get cold on propane but not electric? Does the freezer work while the box stays warm? Does it quit after an hour? That history points a tech in the right direction fast. Check your warranty paperwork too: many extended plans want pre-approval before work starts, and only some shops will deal with the paperwork. In this area none of the listed shops advertise warranty work, so confirm that yourself. If you are near the lake and the rig sits outside, a quick look at roof sealant and vent covers is cheap insurance against a repeat problem.
One business in Long Lake is listed for RV refrigerator repair. That is a small pool, so call early and be ready with your fridge model and symptoms. If the schedule is full, 12 more options sit nearby within a reasonable drive.
Yes. NorthernRv Mobile Repair Services is the listed mobile tech, and it also handles A/C, awnings, generator and chassis work. Ask on the phone whether the fridge repair can be done where the RV is parked or needs a shop.
None of the listed businesses advertise warranty work, so that is on you to confirm. Call your warranty provider first for pre-approval, then ask the shop if they will bill the plan or want payment up front.
Say whether it cools on propane, on electric, or neither, and whether the freezer works while the box stays warm. Mention any noises, smells or how long it runs before quitting. That narrows the diagnosis and helps the shop check whether the part is in stock.