Stewart's RV & Auto Repair
Olathe RV repair shop with 4.8 stars from 34 reviews, praised for fair pricing and friendly staff, including mobile service.
A fridge that quits in July is a miserable thing, especially when you're parked in Olathe and the ice cream is softening. This city has 2 shops and mobile techs listed for RV refrigerator repair, and another 12 sit within reach in the surrounding area. The listed average rating is 4.8, and one of the two outfits here does warranty work. That matters if your cooling unit is still covered.
Olathe RV repair shop with 4.8 stars from 34 reviews, praised for fair pricing and friendly staff, including mobile service.
Mobile RV repair serving Olathe, KS, handling roof sealing, AC and furnace work, slide-outs and awning fixes at your site.
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RV fridges fail in a few familiar ways. The cooling unit stops, the burner or heating element gives up, or a control board misreads temperature. Some fixes are quick and some need the unit pulled, so ask what the job looks like before anybody rolls out. The two Olathe listings are both mobile, which suits an RV parked at home or a campground. Stewart's RV & Auto Repair also handles body work, insurance and weekend calls. All Pro Mobile RV lists roof, A/C and awning work alongside fridge repair, handy if other things have piled up.
Spring and early summer fill appointment calendars fast around here, so call sooner than feels necessary. Before you commit, ask whether the tech carries the part you likely need or has to order it. An absorption fridge's cooling unit is not something anyone keeps on the truck in every size. If you are still under warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty provider first and ask the shop to confirm the coverage. Stewart's lists warranty work. For a dead A/C in the same trip, one call can cover both since All Pro handles refrigeration and A/C.
Most RV fridge trouble is electrical or plumbing, but water gets in where the roof vent or side panel seal has dried out. If your fridge has been acting odd since a storm, mention the leak when you call. A roof or seal inspection costs less than a soaked cabinet. Stewart's offers insurance work, useful if damage came from weather the policy covers. And if your fridge sits under an awning that flaps in Kansas wind, that is worth fixing while the tech is there. Keeping vents clear and the unit level does a lot to keep food cold.
There are 2 listed in Olathe, both mobile techs. Another 12 are listed nearby if you are willing to travel a bit outside the city. The listed average rating across these is 4.8.
Yes, 1 of the 2 Olathe listings states it does warranty work. Confirm your coverage and get pre-approval before the visit so there are no surprises at billing.
With both Olathe listings mobile, a driveway or campground visit is the practical route. Mobile work saves moving a rig that is already set up, though a shop can be better for big jobs like pulling the fridge.
Earlier than you think in spring, when everyone is de-winterizing. Ask about the likely part on the first call and whether it is in stock, since cooling units often have to be ordered.