Leano RV, LLC
Mobile RV repair in Phillipston, MA. RVTI certified, 5.0 stars from 15 reviews for electrical, roof, and AC work.
A warm fridge full of food is a countdown clock. In Phillipston, one local shop handles RV refrigerator repair, and Leano RV, LLC comes in at 5.0 stars from 15 reviews. That is a small pool, so call before you load up the cooler. If you are heading out toward the Quabbin or up Route 2, a fridge that won't cool needs attention now, not at the campground.
Mobile RV repair in Phillipston, MA. RVTI certified, 5.0 stars from 15 reviews for electrical, roof, and AC work.
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Leano RV, LLC is the one shop listed here for refrigerator work, and it also lists mobile service, roof, A/C and awning repair. That range matters when a cooling problem turns out to be a vent or airflow issue rather than the fridge itself. Ask on the phone whether they want the RV dropped off or can come to you. If the rig is parked at home and the fridge is stocked, mobile work saves you the drive. If the cooling unit is the suspect, a shop with the right test gear is often the faster answer.
Mobile RV techs come to your rig, which is handy when the coach is set up, slides are out, or you are mid-trip and can't move it. Shop work makes more sense for a cooling unit swap, a fridge pull, or anything that needs parts on the bench. Ask which one fits your job before you book. Around Phillipston, that can mean a short tow or a drive, so settle it up front. And ask whether the replacement part is in stock, because a fridge that waits a week on a backorder is no help.
Jot down the fridge brand and model, what it is doing (warming up, frosting over, dead on both gas and electric), and when it last worked. Note whether the rig is level and whether the fridge sits in a slide. Those details steer the diagnosis. Check the simple stuff first: the vent area clear, the door seal clean, the controls set right. If it runs on shore power but not propane, say so. The 5.0 rating here comes from 15 reviews, so a little preparation goes a long way toward a smooth visit.
One shop is listed in town for RV refrigerator repair: Leano RV, LLC, rated 5.0 stars from 15 reviews. There are 12 more nearby if you widen the search. With a single local shop, call early and have your fridge model handy before you book.
The local listing carries a perfect 5.0 average from 15 reviews. That is a small sample, so read a few of the reviews yourself and ask what kind of fridges they see most. A high rating is a good sign, not a guarantee.
Leano RV, LLC lists mobile service alongside fridge work, so ask if they can come to your rig. Mobile is handy when the coach is set up or stocked. A cooling unit swap or a fridge pull usually goes better in a shop bay. Let them decide based on what your fridge is doing.
Yes. Note the fridge brand and model, whether it fails on gas, electric or both, and whether the vent area is clear. Check the door seal and thermostat setting first. Those details save time on the phone and help the tech bring the right parts. Ask if the part is in stock.