Rygh RV & Trailer Service
Small Wisconsin RV shop with a 4.9 rating, known for honest work on campers, trailers and slide-outs.
A warm fridge full of food on a Friday night is a problem. In Oregon, Wisconsin, you have exactly one shop that fixes RV refrigerators: Rygh RV & Trailer Service. It is rated 4.9 from 24 reviews. That is the whole local list. The good news is 12 more options sit within driving distance if you need a second opinion or a mobile tech.
Small Wisconsin RV shop with a 4.9 rating, known for honest work on campers, trailers and slide-outs.
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Rygh RV & Trailer Service handles fridges, A/C and awning work. The 4.9 rating from 24 reviews suggests people leave satisfied. It is a shop, not a mobile tech, so you will need to bring the rig in. Call ahead and ask two things: whether they can look at your fridge model and whether the part is in stock. RV fridge cooling units are not universal, and a wrong board or burner sits on a shelf while your food spoils. Booking ahead in spring is wise because everyone else is getting ready for the season.
There are 12 other RV repair options near Oregon, but none are mobile techs according to the counts. That means you are driving the rig or pulling the fridge yourself. If your fridge works on propane but not electric, or the reverse, describe that on the phone. It helps the shop guess the part before you arrive. If you are not comfortable pulling the fridge, ask whether they do that in the shop. Some do, some do not. Also ask about warranty pre-approval if your fridge is still covered, because that paperwork can slow down a repair.
Based on the directory, there is 1 shop in Oregon that handles RV refrigerator repair. That shop is Rygh RV & Trailer Service. If you need more options, there are 12 other repair businesses nearby.
Rygh RV & Trailer Service has a 4.9 rating from 24 reviews. That is a strong score for a small shop. Ratings are a starting point, so still ask about your specific fridge model when you call.
No mobile techs appear in the counts for this area. Plan to bring your RV to a shop or remove the fridge and take it in. Ask the shop whether they work on the fridge in the rig or on a bench.
Ask if they have experience with your fridge brand and whether the likely part is in stock. Also ask about warranty pre-approval if your fridge is covered, and whether they can test the cooling unit after the repair.