Transatlantic Auto & RV Center
Peekskill RV repair shop on a 4.6 rating, with reviewers praising the service manager and fair charges.
A warm fridge in August is a special kind of misery, and Peekskill owners know it. The good news is you are not stuck driving an hour to get it looked at. There is one fridge shop in town and nine more nearby, averaging 4.6 stars, so a cooling problem here is a fixable problem, not a season-ender.
Peekskill RV repair shop on a 4.6 rating, with reviewers praising the service manager and fair charges.
Within a short drive of Peekskill. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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The local option, Transatlantic Auto & RV Center, sits at 4.6 stars across 69 reviews and handles AC, fridge and awning work on top of body, generator and chassis jobs. That mix matters. A fridge that quits often shares a circuit or a vent path with the AC, so having one shop that can chase both saves you a return trip. Call before you haul it over. Ask whether they want the RV in with the fridge running on propane or shore power so they can see the failure themselves. A unit that cools fine in the driveway and dies on the road is a different diagnosis.
Nobody listed in the mobile category here, so plan on driving to the shop rather than having it come to you. That is normal for this stretch of northern Westchester, where a mobile call often means a tech crossing the river or coming up from the south. It changes your approach: empty the fridge, secure anything loose in the cabinets and take the drive. If you are set on mobile service, call around the surrounding towns and ask plainly whether they cover Peekskill and what a service call costs before they roll. Get that number up front.
Before you book, do the cheap diagnostics. Confirm the fridge has power at the outlet, check that the vent behind it is not blocked, and look at the roof vent for a wasp nest or a mud dauber plug. These are common reasons a fridge quits and they cost nothing to check. If it runs on propane but not electric, say so on the phone. If it is the reverse, say that too. A shop that knows which side is failing can have the right part on the shelf. Asking whether the part is in stock is fair and saves a week.
One. Transatlantic Auto & RV Center is the local shop, rated 4.6 stars across 69 reviews. It also handles AC and awning work.
Yes, nine more shops sit within reach of Peekskill, and the group averages 4.6 stars. Call a couple and describe the symptom before you pick one.
None of the listed shops here are mobile techs, so plan to bring the RV in. If you want mobile service, call shops in nearby towns and ask about coverage and the service call fee first.
Prices depend on the failure, the part and the labor, so no number is quoted here. Ask for a diagnosis fee and an estimate before work starts, and check whether the cooling unit is under warranty.