Giddyup Mobile RV Services
Mobile RV repair in Southern Maine with 5.0 rating from 7 reviews. Owner Erik is RVTAA certified and fully insured.
A fridge that quits in a Portland summer is a problem you want handled fast, whether you are parked near the waterfront or out toward the lakes. The city has one dedicated RV refrigerator specialist, and there are nine more nearby. The local shop on record carries a 5.0 rating, so you are not scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
Mobile RV repair in Southern Maine with 5.0 rating from 7 reviews. Owner Erik is RVTAA certified and fully insured.
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Giddyup Mobile RV Services is the name to write down. It is a mobile tech outfit, rated 5.0 across 7 reviews, and fridge work sits alongside roof, A/C and awning repair on its list. That mix matters. A fridge that stops cooling is sometimes a fridge problem and sometimes a venting or airflow problem, and a tech who handles roofs and A/C will look at the whole picture. The shop keeps parts on hand and works weekends, which helps when you are on a trip and cannot wait until Monday. Ask specifically whether the part your unit needs is in stock before you commit.
Portland sits on a peninsula, and getting a big rig through downtown streets is no one's idea of a good time. A mobile tech solves most of that by coming to your site. If the fridge needs to come out for a bench test or a cooling unit swap, that may mean shop time, so plan for the possibility. Either way, call with your fridge make, model and year ready. The tech can tell you over the phone whether it is a job for the parking lot or the bench. That one call saves a wasted trip.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, since that is when everyone de-winters the rig and finds what broke. Book ahead if you can. Also ask about warranty pre-approval if your fridge is still covered, because that paperwork takes time and the tech cannot always start without it. While you are at it, have the tech look at the roof sealant and the fridge vent while they are up there. Portland gets its share of wet weather, and a small leak found early is a lot cheaper than a rotted ceiling.
One dedicated fridge specialist is based in Portland, and 9 more are within reach nearby. The local one carries a 5.0 rating from 7 reviews.
Giddyup Mobile RV Services holds a 5.0 rating and handles fridge, roof, A/C and awning work. It is a mobile outfit that keeps parts in stock and works weekends.
Often yes. Most fridge diagnostics and many repairs can be done on site. If the cooling unit needs a bench test or swap, the tech may need the unit at the shop, so ask when you call.
Yes. Spring and early summer are the busy stretch as owners prep for the season. Calling ahead also lets you confirm the part is in stock and get warranty pre-approval moving if your fridge is covered.