Campers Inn RV of Mocksville
Mocksville RV dealer with sales, parts and service, rated 4.0 from 549 Google reviews.
A dead fridge can ruin a trip fast. In Mocksville, two shops handle RV refrigerator repair, and both are part of the Campers Inn operation. One has a big review count and a solid rating; the other has a single review. There are also twelve more shops within reach. If your ice cream is melting, call ahead and ask about parts and scheduling.
Mocksville RV dealer with sales, parts and service, rated 4.0 from 549 Google reviews.
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You have two choices in town, both under the Campers Inn name. The main shop has a 4.0 rating from 549 reviews and handles fridges, awnings, chassis work, parts, and weekend hours. The service center next to it has a 1.0 rating from one review, so ask plenty of questions before booking there. One of the two does warranty work, so check that first if your fridge is still covered. Otherwise, call ahead and ask if the part you need is in stock. Mobile techs are not listed in Mocksville, so plan on bringing the rig in. That means emptying the fridge and finding a ride, but it also means the repair happens under a roof with the right tools. Ask how long the diagnostic takes and whether they can test the cooling unit before you commit.
Spring and early summer fill up repair calendars, and fridge work is no exception. Call a week or two before you need the rig, and be clear about the symptom: not cooling, cooling poorly, or a fault code on the control board. The shop can tell you whether to bring it in cold or empty. Parts availability drives the timeline on absorption fridges, so ask if the replacement cooling unit or board is on the shelf. If not, get an estimate for the order. A quick phone call now saves a wasted trip later.
With only two fridge shops in town, you may need to widen the search. Twelve other RV repair options sit nearby, and some may handle fridge work even if they are not listed as fridge specialists. Ask what they actually service before you drive over. If your rig is under warranty, start with the shop that does warranty work to avoid paying out of pocket. And if the fridge is old and parts are hard to find, a second opinion from a nearby shop can help you decide between repair and replacement.
There are 2 shops in Mocksville that list fridge repair. Both are Campers Inn locations, and one also does warranty work. If neither can get you in soon, there are 12 more RV repair options nearby.
No mobile techs are listed in Mocksville for fridge repair, so you will need to bring the RV to a shop. Call ahead to ask about drop-off times and whether they need the fridge empty or running.
One of the two shops does warranty work. Call first to confirm your fridge brand and coverage before booking. The main Campers Inn shop has weekend hours, which helps if you are traveling through.
Ask about the diagnostic fee, parts availability for your fridge model, and how long the repair usually takes. Also ask if they test the cooling unit before replacing parts. A shop that explains the process clearly is a good sign.