MTS MOBILE RV REPAIR
Mobile RV repair in Ponchatoula with a 5.0 rating; reviewers say the owner drives out fast, weekends too.
A warm fridge in a Ponchatoula camper is a bad way to start a trip, and summer here does not make it better. Two shops in town handle RV refrigerator repair, and another 12 are within reach. One of them will come to you. Ratings run high, so the work is there if you can get on the schedule.
Mobile RV repair in Ponchatoula with a 5.0 rating; reviewers say the owner drives out fast, weekends too.
Ponchatoula RV dealer with a 4.3-star rating from 653 reviews, praised for no-pressure sales and a well-stocked parts department.
Within a short drive of Ponchatoula. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
24-hour diesel and RV repair shop at I-12 and I-55 in Hammond, also handling towing and roadside calls.
Large Hammond RV dealer off I-12 with a 54-bay service shop, collision center and RVTI-certified techs.
Mobile RV repair in Loranger, LA, open 24/7 with mixed reviews on service and warranty.
Mobile RV repair service in Albany, LA that comes to you, handling roof reseals, AC work, brakes and more.
Mobile RV repair shop in Loranger, LA, with a 4.7-star rating from 76 reviews.
Bent's RV in Albany, LA sells new and used RVs and services roofs, ACs, and awnings.
Independence, LA RV repair shop with 25 years of experience and a 5.0 rating from three reviews.
Louisiana RV dealer with low-pressure sales, huge selection, and mixed reviews on pricing and service.
Loranger RV shop with mobile service and a 5.0 rating from 7 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Folsom and nearby Louisiana towns, handling AC, roof, electrical and on-site service.
Family-owned RV repair center in Livingston, LA, handling roof, AC, awning, and custom work, with insurance and warranty help.
Southern RV Pros in Abita Springs, LA, has a 4.9-star rating from 55 reviews for fast, fair RV repairs.
The fridge question comes down to where the rig sits. MTS Mobile RV Repair is the mobile option, a 5.0 rating on a handful of reviews, and it also does awnings. It advertises weekends, which matters if the cooling unit quits on a Friday night before a weekend out. Mobile work suits a fridge that will not come out of a tight slide or a rig you cannot drive. Shop work at Berryland Campers makes more sense for a cooling unit swap or a control board that needs diagnosis with the rig level and powered. Call before you haul. Ask what the tech needs: shore power, a level spot, room to pull the fridge.
Plenty of warm fridges are not broken. Check that the rig is level, the vent is clear of mud daubers and wasp nests, and the outside compartment has airflow. On propane, confirm the burner lights and the flame looks blue. On electric, test the outlet and the breaker. If it cools on one source and not the other, say so when you call, because that points at a specific part and saves bench time. Ask whether the replacement cooling unit or board is in stock. Fridge parts are not on every shelf, and a special order can hold up the whole job.
Berryland Campers carries a 4.3 rating across 653 reviews and lists warranty and insurance work along with body and chassis repair. That warranty flag is the one to ask about first. If your fridge is still under an extended service plan, get pre-approval before anyone touches it, or you may pay out of pocket and argue later. The same goes for insurance claims after a leak or a surge. The review count is large enough that you can read recent ones for patterns rather than one bad day. Ask how far out the fridge bay is booked, especially in spring.
There are 2 in Ponchatoula, with 12 more nearby if you can travel a little. The in-town pair covers both mobile and shop work, so you have a choice on where the repair happens.
Yes. MTS Mobile RV Repair is the mobile tech in the local count, and it handles fridges and awnings. Mobile service helps when the rig cannot be driven or the fridge sits in a slide that makes removal awkward.
Level the rig, clear the outside vent, and test the fridge on both propane and electric. If it cools on one source only, tell the shop. That detail narrows down the part and can save you a diagnosis fee.
One local shop lists warranty work. If your fridge is covered by an extended plan, call for pre-approval before the work starts and ask what the provider needs, such as photos or a diagnosis write-up. That step keeps the claim clean.