Curtis Mobile RV Technician
Veteran-owned mobile RV repair serving Quartzsite, rated 4.3 stars for fast, friendly service at your site.
A dead fridge in Quartzsite is more than an inconvenience. In summer it spoils a week of groceries by afternoon, and in January it turns a quiet stay into a scramble. Two shops here list refrigerator work, and three more are within reach. One of the two handles warranty jobs. Ratings average 4.2 across the pair, so ask what they actually stock before you haul the rig over.
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The two listed shops with fridge service are Curtis Mobile RV Technician, at 4.3 from 11 reviews, and RV Lifestyles & Clayton Homes of Quartzsite, at 4.2 from 502 reviews. Curtis is a mobile tech and also covers roof, A/C and awnings, with chassis and parts listed among its features. The larger shop handles warranty and insurance work and lists generator and parts among its services. That warranty angle matters if your fridge is still covered. Call first and describe the symptom. A cooling unit that never gets cold and a control board that clicks and quits are different jobs, and one may need a part that has to be ordered.
Both businesses here offer mobile service, and that fits Quartzsite well. If your rig is set up in a long-term spot and breaking camp to drive across town is a pain, ask for a call-out. Mobile techs carry common parts, but not every cooling unit or board rides in the truck. Ask whether the part is in stock before you schedule. Shop work makes more sense for a fridge that needs to come out, since that usually takes a bench, tools and time. Winter brings the big crowds, so book ahead in January and February. In the slow months you can often get looked at the same week.
Do a little checking first. Confirm the fridge is level, the vents on the roof and side are clear, and it has had hours to cool. A fridge that works on propane but not electric, or the reverse, points to a specific problem and saves the tech time. If you are under warranty, ask the shop to confirm coverage and get pre-approval before work starts, because one of the two businesses here does warranty work and the other may not. Keep your receipts. And while the tech is there, have them look at the roof sealant, since one leak can undo a whole season.
Two listed businesses handle RV refrigerator repair in Quartzsite, and three more are nearby. Both offer mobile service, and one handles warranty work. Ratings across the pair average 4.2.
Yes. Both listed businesses are mobile techs, so they can come to your rig. That saves breaking camp. Ask about call-out fees and whether the likely part is already on the truck before you book.
One of the two Quartzsite businesses lists warranty work, and RV Lifestyles & Clayton Homes is the one that also handles insurance. Confirm coverage and get pre-approval before any work begins so there are no surprises on the bill.
Book ahead in January and February, when the winter crowds fill the town and shops get busy. In quieter months you can usually get in within days. Either way, call first and describe the symptom so the shop knows what to expect.