M&J Truck & Auto Repair
Family-owned Madison auto shop with 12 bays, handling RV and truck repairs for over 40 years.
A warm fridge full of food is a countdown timer, and in Madison it usually starts on a Friday. Two shops in town list RV refrigerator work, with another twelve nearby, and the local average rating sits at 4.2. That is a decent bench to work from. Servicing the cooling unit is a different job from swapping a control board, so describe the symptoms before you haul the rig over.
Family-owned Madison auto shop with 12 bays, handling RV and truck repairs for over 40 years.
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RV repair shop in Lake Mills, WI, rated 4.4 stars. Services include AC, awnings, brakes, and warranty work.
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M&J Truck & Auto Repair carries the heavier load here, with fridge work alongside A/C and awning repair, plus warranty, chassis and emergency service. It holds a 4.2 rating across 90 reviews, so plenty of people have already formed an opinion. Upstream Outfitters lists fridge and awning work and sells parts, which helps when the fix hinges on a board or a burner orifice being on the shelf. Only one of the two advertises warranty work, so ask about pre-approval before anyone opens the back of the fridge. Cooling unit replacement, propane burner cleaning, 12-volt control issues and door seals all fall under this repair, and the right shop depends on which one is failing.
No mobile RV tech is listed in Madison itself, even though twelve more repair options sit within reach of the city. That means planning on dropping the rig off for most fridge work. A fridge that will not cool on propane but runs fine on electric is often a burner or flue problem, and those get handled in a bay rather than a driveway. Call ahead and describe what the fridge does and when it does it. Ask whether the shop wants the RV level and powered up on arrival, and whether they stock common cooling units or order them. If the part has to ship, your rig may sit longer than the diagnosis takes.
Spring is when everyone remembers the fridge and the awning at once, so booking early beats hoping for a same-week slot. Summer trips around Wisconsin fill shop calendars too. If you are leaving soon, say so on the phone and ask what can realistically be done first. Check the roof sealant and fridge vent area before the season starts, because water finding its way in causes problems that look electrical. If food is at risk, a cooler and a bag of ice buy you a day or two while you sort out the appointment. Get an estimate before work starts.
Two shops in Madison list RV refrigerator repair, and another twelve options are nearby. The local average rating is 4.2, and one of the two shops advertises warranty work, so confirm coverage before the job begins.
No mobile RV tech is listed in Madison on this directory. The two local shops work on fridges in their bays, so plan to drop the rig off. Ask on the phone how long they expect to keep it, especially if a cooling unit has to be ordered.
One of the two Madison shops advertises warranty work, which is not the same as every brand being covered. Have your policy or warranty paperwork ready and ask for pre-approval before repairs start, so you are not stuck with a bill you expected someone else to pay.
That pattern often points to the propane side: a dirty burner, a blocked flue or a weak flame. It is worth describing both modes when you call, since a shop may want to test the fridge on propane before it comes in. Avoid guessing at parts until the cause is found.