B & G Camper & RV, LLC
Mills River RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 5.0 rating; reviewers call the crew honest and knowledgeable.
A warm fridge full of food that never gets cold is one of the worst mornings of a trip. In Mills River, the repair options for that specific problem are thin: one shop in town handles fridge work, and about 12 more sit within reach. That shapes how you should plan the call, especially in spring when everyone else has the same idea.
Mills River RV repair shop and mobile tech with a 5.0 rating; reviewers call the crew honest and knowledgeable.
Within a short drive of Mills River. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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B & G Camper & RV, LLC carries a 5.0 rating from 14 reviews and handles more than fridges: mobile calls, roof, A/C, awning and chassis work all show up on its list. That range matters when a cooling failure turns out to be a wiring or vent problem instead of the fridge itself. One call can cover the diagnosis and the fix. Ask on the phone whether the tech comes to you or you bring the rig in. Mobile work saves you a tow, but some fridge jobs need the unit pulled and bench tested. Get that sorted before you move the RV.
Run a few simple checks first, because they are free and sometimes solve it. Confirm the fridge is level, since absorption units hate sitting off level. Check that the vent area behind the unit is clear and that the propane is flowing if you run on gas. Look at the AC breaker and the 12 volt fuse. If it cools on shore power but not on propane, say so when you call. That one detail points a tech straight at the burner and orifice instead of the cooling unit.
The nearest larger pool of repair shops sits beyond Mills River, toward Hendersonville and the Asheville side, with about 12 in the surrounding area. Many of those run mobile techs too, so a fridge call can still come to your campsite. Ask about travel charges and how far out they are booked. Spring and early summer fill fast around here, so a week of lead time is normal. If your food is at risk, mention it and see if they can fit you in sooner.
One shop in Mills River is listed for fridge work, B & G Camper & RV, LLC. About 12 more options sit in the surrounding area, so you have choices if the local one is booked out.
B & G Camper & RV, LLC holds a 5.0 rating from 14 reviews. It also lists mobile, roof, A/C, awning and chassis work, which helps when a fridge problem turns out to be something else.
Sometimes. Simple fixes like burner cleaning, wiring and vent issues often work fine on site. Jobs that need the fridge pulled and bench tested usually mean bringing the RV to a shop, so ask which kind of call you need when you book.
None of the listed shops are marked as doing warranty work. Call your warranty provider first and get pre-approval before any repair starts, or you may end up paying yourself and filing for reimbursement later.