A&L RV Sales Richmond
Family-owned Richmond RV dealer on Jefferson Davis Highway with on-site service, parts, and roof and awning work.
A warm fridge full of food that never gets cold is a countdown to a mess. In Richmond, two shops handle RV refrigerator repair, and both earn a 4.6 rating from owners who have been through it. One also does mobile calls, which helps when the rig cannot move. Here is what to know before you call.
Family-owned Richmond RV dealer on Jefferson Davis Highway with on-site service, parts, and roof and awning work.
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Mobile RV repair in Dinwiddie, VA, covering roof, AC, awning, and more. Call for a free quote.
Aylett RV repair shop with a 2.3-star rating; reviewers praise the tech's skill but often mention phone trouble.
A&L RV Sales Richmond and Sender Vans both work on fridges, and both keep parts on hand. A&L also runs mobile calls and handles warranty work, so if your fridge is under a factory plan, start there and ask about pre-approval. Sender Vans is smaller and has a solid rating from a modest review count. Neither shop is a chain, so you are talking to people who see the same absorption cooling units week after week. Call first and describe the symptom: not cooling on shore power, not cooling on propane, or both. That tells them whether to book you for a diagnostic or a repair. If your fridge is dead and the food is already lost, say so. Some shops can squeeze in a quick look.
RV fridges fail in a few predictable ways. The cooling unit can lose its charge, the control board can quit, or the heating element can burn out. Sometimes it is simpler: a blocked vent, a bad thermistor, or a loose connection at the back of the fridge. A shop will check the basics before condemning a cooling unit, because that part is expensive and often backordered. Ask if the replacement is in stock. If not, ask how long. In summer, a week without a fridge is a week of coolers and ice runs. A mobile tech can sometimes diagnose at your site, but major fridge work usually happens in the shop where they have power and tools.
Spring and early summer are the busy months for RV service in Richmond, so call ahead. A fridge that is not cooling is worth a same-week appointment if you are living in the rig or leaving on a trip. Ask two questions when you book: does the shop work on your brand of fridge, and do they have the parts or can they get them. Also ask if they charge a diagnostic fee and whether it applies to the repair. If you are under warranty, ask if they will handle the claim or if you need pre-approval from the warranty provider. The answers save you a second trip.
There are 2 shops in Richmond that work on RV refrigerators, according to our directory. Both are rated 4.6, and one offers mobile service and warranty work.
Yes, 1 of the 2 shops offers mobile service. That can be handy for a diagnostic, but most fridge repairs still happen in the shop.
One shop in Richmond does warranty work. Call ahead to confirm they can handle your specific warranty provider and ask about pre-approval.
Prices vary by the problem and parts. Ask the shop for a diagnostic fee and an estimate before work begins. Neither shop publishes rates in our data, so a phone call is the best way to get a number.