Sprang's Truck & RV Center Inc
Loudonville RV repair shop with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 53 reviews.
An RV fridge that quits on a Friday night in Loudonville is a special kind of problem, usually discovered with a gallon of melting ice and a warm freezer door. The area has one shop that handles refrigerator work, and it sits at 4.8 stars across 53 reviews. There are 5 more options within reach if that doesn't fit your schedule. Here's how I'd sort it out.
Loudonville RV repair shop with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 53 reviews.
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Sprang's Truck & RV Center Inc is the local name for fridge work, and the reviews back it up at 4.8 stars over 53 ratings. The shop also handles roof, A/C, awning and mobile service, which matters when a fridge failure turns out to be a venting or airflow problem instead of the cooling unit itself. They carry parts, so ask straight out whether the board or cooling unit for your model is on the shelf or a few days out. That answer decides your week. Before you drive over, write down the fridge model, what it does on gas versus electric, and whether the freezer still gets cold. A tech can cut diagnosis time fast with those three details.
A dead fridge is usually a shop job. Diagnosing a cooling unit, a control board or a blocked flue takes tools and time, and pulling the unit out of the cabinet is not driveway work. Sprang's does run mobile service, though, so if the rig can't move, say so when you call and let them decide. Mobile calls cost more in travel, and not every repair can happen where you're parked. Be honest about your spot: power available, room to work, and how level the rig sits.
Fridge trouble often travels with other failures. A roof leak above the fridge compartment can soak insulation and kill a cooling unit, and a weak A/C makes an RV feel like the fridge is failing when it's just hot inside. Sprang's handles roof, A/C and awning work too, so a single visit can cover more than one item. Ask for the roof sealant checked while the fridge is out. It's cheap insurance against a repeat problem, and the shop already has the ladder out. Plan around spring booking, since that's when everyone wants in.
There is 1 shop in Loudonville that does RV refrigerator repair, and 5 more within reach of town. The local one is Sprang's Truck & RV Center Inc, rated 4.8 stars from 53 reviews.
The listing shows no warranty work at the Loudonville shop. If your fridge is under an extended warranty or a manufacturer plan, call ahead and get pre-approval before any repair starts, or you may be paying out of pocket for work that could have been covered.
Mobile service is available, but a fridge repair often needs the unit pulled and tested, which is easier in a bay. Call first, describe the rig's location and power access, and let the shop decide whether it's a mobile call or a bench job.
Note whether it cools on electric, on gas, or neither, and whether the freezer still works. Check that the rig is level and the vents are clear. Those details point to a control board, a cooling unit or airflow, and save diagnostic time.