Kitsmiller RV Inc.
Family-owned Mason RV dealer with a service center, body shop and parts department, rated 4.3 from 214 reviews.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is a quick way to end a trip. In Mason, you have two shops that work on RV refrigerators, and a dozen more within a short drive. One is a full-service dealer with a deep parts bench; the other is a smaller outfit that also handles roofs. Neither is a mobile tech, so you'll need to bring the rig in. Here's what to know before you call.
Family-owned Mason RV dealer with a service center, body shop and parts department, rated 4.3 from 214 reviews.
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Mason sits just south of Lansing, so you're pulling from a decent pool of repair options. The two local shops handle fridge work, and between them they cover AC and awning service too. Kitsmiller RV Inc. is the bigger name with a long review history and a 4.3 rating; RV Roof Rescue is newer with a perfect score from one review. Both are brick-and-mortar, so plan to drop off the RV. That's not unusual for fridge repairs, which often need a bench test and a part order. Call ahead and ask if the part is in stock. Cooling units and control boards are not universal, and waiting on a warehouse order can add days. If you're heading out soon, say so when you book; shops often triage by travel date.
There are no mobile fridge techs based in Mason itself, so a shop visit is the default. The nearby list includes 12 other shops, which gives you options if the two local ones are booked. Spring and early summer fill up fast as everyone de-winters their rig, so call a week or two before you need the work done. Ask whether the shop does warranty work; neither Mason shop is listed as a warranty provider, so if your fridge is under an extended plan, get pre-approval from the plan first. That step saves arguments at the counter.
Do a little diagnosis first. Note whether the fridge works on shore power but not propane, or the reverse. Check that the RV is level and the vents are clear. If the cooling unit is dead, you'll smell ammonia or see yellow residue; shut it off and air out the rig. Empty the food and clean the interior so the tech isn't working around a mess. If you're comfortable, snap a photo of the model and serial plate and text it when you make the appointment. That helps the shop know what they're dealing with before you arrive.
Two shops in Mason handle RV fridge repair. Across the wider area there are 12 more, so you have 14 options within driving distance. The local pair also work on awnings, and one does roof repair as well.
No mobile techs are based in Mason. Both local shops are brick-and-mortar, so you'll need to bring the RV to them. If you can't move the rig, ask the shop if they'll come out; some do for an extra fee, but that's not a listed service here.
Kitsmiller RV Inc. has a 4.3 rating from 214 reviews. RV Roof Rescue has a 5.0 rating from a single review. The area average is 4.7, so both are in the same ballpark, but read a few reviews to see if the complaints match your repair.
Yes. Parts like cooling units and control boards often need to be ordered, and shops can get busy in spring. A quick call lets them check stock and schedule you in. Ask if they can look up your model and have the part ready before you tow the RV over.