TRI-COUNTY R-V MOBILE SVC INC
Mobile RV repair serving O'Brien, Florida, rated 4.7 stars by 12 reviewers for knowledgeable, reliable work.
A dead fridge in O'Brien is a special kind of annoying. It is warm outside, your food is warming up inside, and the nearest help is not exactly next door. There is one shop here that does RV refrigerator work, and about a dozen more within reach. This is how people around here sort out a cooling problem without losing a week of the trip.
Mobile RV repair serving O'Brien, Florida, rated 4.7 stars by 12 reviewers for knowledgeable, reliable work.
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The local option is TRI-COUNTY R-V MOBILE SVC INC, rated 4.7 from 12 reviews, and it handles both fridge and awning work. That combination is more useful than it sounds, since a fridge problem often turns into a shade problem once you are up on the roof checking vents. It does warranty work, which matters if your fridge is still covered. One fridge shop in town means you should call before you drive out. Ask what they can look at and when, and have your make and model ready. With roughly 12 more options nearby, you are not stuck. The catch is travel time, so know what you are willing to do before you start calling.
A mobile tech comes to your rig. That is the easy version when the RV is parked and hooked up, and it saves you towing a fifth wheel down roads you would rather not take it on. The trade is scheduling. Mobile calls often fill up first, especially when everyone is getting ready for a trip. Shop work usually gets you a bay, a bench and a proper look at the cooling unit, but you have to get the RV there. Ask on the phone which one fits your problem. Some fridge faults are quick diagnostics on site. Others need the unit out, and that is shop work.
Check the simple stuff first, because it saves you a service call. Is the RV level? Absorption fridges hate being off level. Is the propane on and the burner lighting? Is the vent on the roof clear of leaves and nests? Is it actually cold in the freezer but warm in the box? Each of those points a tech in a different direction, and telling them on the phone helps. Ask whether the replacement part is in stock before you commit to a date. Cooling units and control boards are not things every shop keeps on the shelf. If your fridge is under warranty, get pre-approval sorted before work starts, and confirm the shop handles warranty claims.
There is one listed here, TRI-COUNTY R-V MOBILE SVC INC, plus about 12 more within reach of town. The local one handles fridge and awning work and does warranty jobs, so it is worth a call first.
The listed shop averages 4.7 from 12 reviews. That is a small sample, so read a few reviews for detail on fridge work rather than leaning on the number alone.
Mobile is easier when the RV is set up and the fault is simple, like a control board check. If the cooling unit needs to come out, a shop bay is usually the better fit. Ask which applies before you book.
Call the shop first and confirm it handles warranty claims, then get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any work starts. Have your fridge model and policy details ready so the shop can quote the job accurately.