Plattsburgh RV Store
Family-owned RV dealer with 4.6 stars from 226 reviews, serving Plattsburgh and nearby states.
A fridge that quits in Plattsburgh is a problem you notice fast, especially on a warm week near Lake Champlain. Two shops here list refrigerator repair, and seven more sit within reach. The average rating runs about 4.7, so there is real experience to draw on. Most cooling troubles trace back to the venting, the burner or the control board, and a good tech will say which before you spend.
Family-owned RV dealer with 4.6 stars from 226 reviews, serving Plattsburgh and nearby states.
Plattsburgh RV dealer and repair shop rated 4.7 stars, with reviewers praising fast repairs and helpful staff.
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Plattsburgh RV Store earns a 4.6 from 226 reviews and handles fridges, awnings and air conditioning, with parts on hand and emergency service. Integrity RV Inc, at 4.7 from 20 reviews, covers fridges and awnings. Call ahead and ask whether the part is in stock. A cooling unit takes longer than a burner or a board, and a shop that stocks what you need saves a second trip back across town.
None of the local listings here show mobile service, so plan on moving the rig to a shop bay. That is not all bad. A bench test of the cooling unit and a close look at the flue and venting happen faster indoors. If you are staying put at a campground, ask when you call whether a tech will come to you. Some do, even when the listing does not say so. Confirm before you break camp.
Before you book, check the simple things. Is the rig level? An off-level fridge can stop cooling and will not recover on its own. Is the LP tank open and the burner clean? On shore power, is the element getting voltage? Jot down what your fridge is doing: not cooling on gas, not cooling on electric, or icing over. That one detail points a tech toward the burner, the board or a seal, and it shortens the diagnosis. Warranty pre-approval is worth a call if your fridge is newer. Ask the shop how they handle claims before work starts.
Two shops in Plattsburgh list refrigerator work, and seven more are within driving distance. The average rating across the area is about 4.7, so you have decent options.
Plattsburgh RV Store, rated 4.6 from 226 reviews, and Integrity RV Inc, rated 4.7 from 20 reviews. Both handle fridges and awnings, and the first also does air conditioning with parts and emergency service.
The local listings do not show mobile refrigerator service, so expect to bring the rig to a shop. It is still worth asking when you call, since some techs travel even when the listing does not mention it.
Yes, especially in spring when rigs come out of storage and head for the Adirondacks. Call a couple of weeks ahead, and ask whether the part you likely need is in stock so the fix fits one visit.