EZ Call RV Mobile Service & Repair
Mobile RV repair in Price, UT. Jason handles roof, AC, awning, and more. 5.0 stars from 53 reviews.
A dead fridge in Price usually announces itself the morning you plan to leave, with a warm puddle and that ammonia smell. Three mobile techs work this stretch of US-6 between the San Rafael Swell and the Wasatch Plateau, and all three handle refrigerators. Two do warranty work, which matters if your cooling unit is still covered. Shop around on timing before you commit to a repair slot.
Mobile RV repair in Price, UT. Jason handles roof, AC, awning, and more. 5.0 stars from 53 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Price, UT. 5.0 stars from 16 reviews. Ethan is knowledgeable, prompt, and honest.
Mobile RV repair covering Carbon and Emery counties, with 30+ years of customer care and a 4.9 rating from seven reviews.
Within a short drive of Price. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV dealer and repair shop in Helper, UT with a 4.5-star rating from 686 Google reviews.
Every one of the three shops here is a mobile tech, so nobody is asking you to unhook and tow a trailer across town. That helps in Price, where summer heat on the pavement is hard on a fridge that was already marginal. A tech can check the burner, the flue and the cooling unit where the rig sits. Ask upfront whether they carry common parts or need to order, because a back-ordered cooling unit is the difference between a weekend fix and a two-week wait. Book early in spring. That is when everyone discovers the fridge did not survive winter storage.
The three shops average a perfect 5.0 across the board, and EZ Call RV Mobile Service & Repair carries most of the review volume at 53. Southwest RV Solutions and Kennys Mobile RV Repair are smaller, with 16 and 7 reviews. Volume is not everything, but a shop with dozens of recent ratings gives you more to read. Kennys sits at 4.9, close enough to the rest that it should not scare anyone off. Warranty coverage is split: EZ Call and Kennys both list it, plus weekends at Kennys and Southwest.
Empty the fridge and freezer into a cooler first, and write down what it was doing. Freezer cold but box warm, frost on the fins, a smell of ammonia, or a fridge that works on shore power but dies on propane all point to different fixes. That note saves diagnostic time. If the rig is stored, make sure the tech can reach both sides of the fridge vent. Around Price, windblown dust packs the roof vent and burner area fast, so a dirty flue is a common find. Mention any warranty or service contract when you book.
Three shops handle RV refrigerator repair in Price, and all three are mobile techs that come to your rig. Two of the three also do warranty work, so check that first if your cooling unit is still under coverage.
Yes. EZ Call RV Mobile Service & Repair and Kennys Mobile RV Repair both list warranty coverage. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the tech starts, and keep the paperwork handy for the claim.
Note whether it cools on propane, on shore power, or neither, and look for yellow residue or an ammonia smell. Those signs usually mean the cooling unit is gone. Empty the fridge into a cooler and clear access to the vent so the tech can get to work.
In Price, yes. Every shop listed here is mobile, so they come to your site or storage spot. Ask when you book whether they carry the parts your fridge likely needs, since ordering a cooling unit can add days to the job.