Sequoia + Salt - Conversion Vans
Manasquan van shop building custom campervans and servicing all makes, rated 5.0 from 78 reviews.
A warm fridge is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you ignore it, and in Manasquan you have exactly one shop listed for RV refrigerator repair. The good news is that it handles warranty work and sits right by the shore, so a drive there beats guessing at fuses in a campground. Around it, 12 more shops and techs are within reach in nearby towns.
Manasquan van shop building custom campervans and servicing all makes, rated 5.0 from 78 reviews.
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Manasquan gives you a single repair shop for fridge work, Sequoia + Salt - Conversion Vans, and it carries a 5.0 rating across 78 reviews. That is a small pool, so call before you haul the rig over and ask what they can look at on your model. The shop also lists roof and awning work plus chassis and warranty service, which helps if the fridge problem turns out to be wiring or a vent issue up top. If the one local option is booked out, the 12 nearby shops and mobile techs across the wider area are worth a call. Mobile service saves you the drive, though a shop usually has better test gear for the cooling unit itself.
Know your fridge brand and model, and whether it runs on propane, electric or both. Note what happens: does it cool on shore power but not gas, or not at all? Does the freezer still work? Those answers point a tech toward the board, the burner, or a failed cooling unit before anyone touches the rig. If you are still under warranty, ask about pre-approval before work starts. Some jobs need the manufacturer's okay, and doing that first avoids a surprise on the bill. Ask too whether they stock the part or have to order it. A cooling unit is not something most shops keep on a shelf.
Shore weather works on these rigs year round, and a roof seam that let water in can drip down and kill the fridge's control board. If your fridge quit after a stretch of rain, mention that when you call. Sequoia + Salt does roof work as well, so one visit can cover the sealant and the board. Before you drop it off, empty the fridge and freezer and prop the doors open. Take a photo of the model plate. If you can, check that the vent behind the fridge is clear of nests and debris, since a blocked vent makes a good unit run hot. A quick look costs nothing and sometimes explains the whole problem.
One shop is listed in Manasquan for fridge work, Sequoia + Salt - Conversion Vans, rated 5.0 from 78 reviews. It also handles roof and awning repair and offers warranty service. If it is booked, 12 more shops and mobile techs are nearby.
None are listed as mobile in Manasquan itself. The local option is a shop, so plan on dropping the rig off. Mobile techs do work the surrounding area, and a call to the nearby shops will tell you who travels and how soon they can come out.
Yes, the Manasquan shop listed here does warranty work. Ask about pre-approval from the fridge maker before any repair starts, since some jobs need that sign-off first. Have your paperwork and model number ready when you call so the process moves faster.
Confirm the fridge works on both propane and electric, since a unit that fails on only one usually has a smaller, cheaper fix. Check the vent behind the fridge for nests or debris and look for roof leaks above it. Mention any recent water intrusion when you call.