Gordon Truck Centers
Truck dealer and RV repair shop in Ridgefield, WA with 24 bays, diesel engine and transmission service, and mixed reviews on pricing.
A dead fridge in Ridgefield usually shows up at the worst time, like the morning you planned to leave for the coast. Two shops here handle RV refrigerator repair, and another twelve are within reach if you are willing to drive. The average rating sits at 4.2, so you have decent options. Most fridge work comes down to the cooling unit, the burner, or a control board, and a good tech will tell you which before quoting.
Truck dealer and RV repair shop in Ridgefield, WA with 24 bays, diesel engine and transmission service, and mixed reviews on pricing.
Mobile RV repair serving Ridgefield, WA, handling AC, battery and electrical work, with reviewers citing quality work and fair prices.
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The local list is short: Gordon Truck Centers on the north side and Tiger Claw Mobile RV Repair. Gordon is the bigger operation with 156 reviews and a 4.1 rating, and it covers fridge and awning work plus chassis and body service. Tiger Claw comes to you, which matters when the rig is parked and the fridge is full of food. A mobile call saves you a tow or a slow drive with spoiled groceries. Ask both whether the cooling unit is in stock before you commit. If neither can get you in soon, the twelve nearby options are worth a call. Fridge problems do not wait for a convenient week.
RV refrigerators fail in a few predictable ways. The cooling unit leaks ammonia and the box stops getting cold, which is a replacement job, not a repair. The burner or orifice clogs and the fridge works on electric but not propane. A control board or thermistor fails and the temperature swings. A tech should test before swapping parts. Ask for the diagnosis in plain terms and a price for the part and the labor separately. If the shop says the cooling unit is backordered, get the date in writing before you leave the rig.
Both listed shops do warranty work, so if your fridge is still under an extended plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval before anyone touches it. That one step prevents arguments later. Spring and early summer are the busy stretch, so book ahead if you can. Ridgefield sits close to I-5 and the Lewis River, and plenty of rigs pass through on the way to Mount St. Helens. If you are just passing through, a mobile tech who comes to your spot beats sitting in a shop waiting room.
There are 2 listed here, and 12 more nearby if you widen the search. With only two local options, call both before settling on one, especially in spring when schedules fill up.
Yes, both Gordon Truck Centers and Tiger Claw Mobile RV Repair do warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts so the covered amount is clear.
Mobile makes sense when the rig is parked and stocked and you cannot move it easily. A shop is better for bigger jobs like a cooling unit swap that needs parts and bench time. Tiger Claw is the mobile option on this list.
The average across the local listings is 4.2. Gordon Truck Centers sits at 4.1 from 156 reviews, and Tiger Claw Mobile RV Repair is at 4.2 from 5 reviews, so read the details behind each number.