jiminy-fixit
McCormick auto and RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews, praised for honest work and clear explanations.
A fridge that quits in McCormick usually quits at the worst time, with a week of food inside and a trip already booked. There is one shop or mobile tech listed here for RV refrigerator repair, rated 5.0 across 22 reviews, plus 7 more nearby. That is a small pool, so a phone call before you load the cooler matters more than a web search.
McCormick auto and RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 22 reviews, praised for honest work and clear explanations.
Within a short drive of McCormick. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Veteran-owned mobile RV repair covering upstate South Carolina, rated 4.8 from 37 reviews.
Family-run RV repair shop in Tignall, GA with a 5-star rating from two reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Tignall, GA, rated 4.8 for fast, fair help with AC, roof, and leaks.
Evans RV shop and storage center with 4.5 stars from 185 reviews, known for knowledgeable staff and warranty work.
Mobile RV repair in Cross Hill, SC. 24/7 service for AC, electrical, brakes, and more. One reviewer calls Matt a hard worker.
Jiminy Fixit is the name that comes up, and the listing covers more than fridges: mobile service, A/C, awnings, chassis work and parts. For a refrigerator that means the tech may sort a cooling unit issue on site rather than sending you to a shop across the county line. Mobile work is good when the RV is parked and level. It also means you want to describe the problem clearly on the phone. A fridge that works on propane but not shore power is a different call than one that never gets cold. Say which one you have. McCormick sits close to the Georgia line, with Clarks Hill Lake and the Sumter National Forest nearby, so plenty of rigs here are parked at campgrounds or seasonal sites. Ask whether the tech comes to you and what a service call involves.
RV refrigerators are slow to diagnose and slower to fix when the part is not on the shelf. Cooling units, control boards and thermistors are the usual suspects, and none of them are universal. Before anyone drives out, ask whether the likely part is in stock or how long ordering takes. Inspection usually comes first, so plan for two visits: one to diagnose and one to install. If you are leaving soon, say so when you call. Summer is the worst season for fridge failures, and with a single listed shop in town, the calendar fills. Fall and winter are easier to schedule. Do not keep running a fridge that smells of ammonia. Shut it off and call.
Nobody listed here is flagged as doing warranty work, so if your fridge is still under an extended service contract, call the contract provider first and get pre-approval before anyone touches it. That one step saves arguments later. And be open to the repair-versus-replace conversation. Older absorption fridges can be rebuilt, but if the cooling unit is gone and the cabinet is tired, a replacement or a compressor-style unit may make more sense. A good tech will tell you which way the math leans. Ask what the diagnosis costs and whether it comes off the repair bill. Get that straight before the appointment, not after.
One shop or mobile tech is listed in McCormick for RV refrigerator repair, with a 5.0 rating across 22 reviews. Seven more are listed nearby if the local one is booked or does not handle your fridge model.
Yes. The one listed business offers mobile service along with A/C, awning and chassis work. Ask on the phone whether it travels to your campground or storage site and what the trip involves.
No business listed for McCormick is flagged as doing warranty work. Call your warranty or service contract provider for pre-approval before any repair starts, and confirm with the shop that the work will be covered.
Diagnosis is usually one visit and the fix may need a second if a part has to be ordered. Ask if the likely part is in stock before booking. If you have a trip planned, mention the date so the tech can plan around it.