Evolution Automotive
Memphis auto body shop with 4.7 stars from 43 reviews, also handling RV repair and AC service.
A warm fridge in a Memphis summer is a countdown clock. Ours quit on a Friday and we lost a week of groceries before the diagnosis came back. There are 4 RV refrigerator repair shops and mobile techs around Memphis, and 8 more nearby, averaging 4.2 stars. That is enough choices to compare, not enough to dawdle once the ice cream starts melting.
Memphis auto body shop with 4.7 stars from 43 reviews, also handling RV repair and AC service.
Memphis upholstery and restoration shop handling RV roof leaks, seats, headliners and custom interior work.
24/7 truck and RV repair in Memphis with mobile service, 4.0 stars from 375 reviews.
Mobile RV repair tech serving Memphis and the mid-south, open around the clock for AC, electrical and mechanical fixes.
Within a short drive of Memphis. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair service based in Cordova, Tennessee, coming to your rig instead of you hauling it in.
Camping World RV Service in Olive Branch handles repairs, maintenance, collision work, and mobile service.
Camping World in Olive Branch is an RV dealer and repair shop with a large parts department and 4.3 stars from 1,523 reviews.
Southaven RV & Marine is a dealership with certified RV service and parts, rated 4.4 stars from 878 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Olive Branch, MS with a 4.5-star rating from 95 reviews, praised for courteous staff and warranty help.
Mobile RV repair shop in Arlington, TN with 4.7 stars from 49 reviews. Same-day appointments and on-site service for AC, roof, awning, and slide issues.
Byhalia RV shop with a perfect 5.0 rating, known for A/C work, quick turnarounds and straight dealing.
Mobile diesel mechanic in Byhalia, MS, taking truck, trailer and RV repair calls around the clock.
Two of the four Memphis options come to you, which matters when the rig is parked and the fridge is full. United Diesel Power - Truck Repair handles mobile work and carries a deep review history, 375 of them at 4.0 stars. Memphis mobile rv repair lists mobile, A/C and fridge work but has no reviews yet, so ask about their diagnostic process before booking. If the coach can move, Evolution Automotive (4.7 stars, 43 reviews) covers A/C, fridges and awnings and has insurance and parts on hand. Scoko sits at 4.0 stars from 48 reviews and lists roof and awning work alongside fridges. None of the four listed here advertise warranty work. Check with your fridge maker before anyone touches the unit, because cooling unit replacement is the expensive path and pre-approval protects you.
Give the model and year of the fridge, not just the RV. Dometic and Norcold behave differently, and the tech needs to know whether it is absorption or a compressor unit. Describe the symptom plainly: warms on gas but holds on electric, freezer fine and box warm, ammonia smell, yellow residue. That last one means stop using it. Ask whether the replacement part is in stock or has to be ordered, because a cooling unit can take days. Ask the shop rate and whether diagnosis is separate. Then ask when they can fit you in. Spring and early summer book up fast here, so call early in the week if you want a weekend slot.
A fridge that needs pulling usually goes better in a shop. The unit comes out through a vent or a window, and a bench makes the bench test faster. Mobile techs earn their fee on simpler calls: a burner cleaning, a thermistor swap, a control board, a gas pressure check. If you have a packed trip planned, a driveway visit saves unloading. Two of the four Memphis listings are mobile, so ask straight out whether they will come to your storage lot. Confirm the travel charge before they show up, and make sure the coach has power and water access where it sits.
There are 4 shops and mobile techs in Memphis itself, plus 8 more nearby, so 12 within reach. The Memphis group averages 4.2 stars. Two of the four are mobile, which helps if the RV cannot move or is parked in storage.
Sometimes. Two of the four Memphis listings are mobile. Simple fixes like a thermistor, burner cleaning or control board suit a driveway call. A failed cooling unit usually needs the fridge pulled, which is easier in a shop with a bench and a lift.
The listings here do not publish prices, and rates vary by job. Ask for the shop rate and whether diagnosis is billed separately. A cooling unit costs far more than a thermistor, so get a quote in writing before work starts.
That usually points to the gas side: burner, orifice, regulator or gas pressure. Say that clearly when you call. A tech who knows it cools on electric can skip half the diagnostic steps, which shortens the visit and the bill.