Midwest RV Rentals
Minnesota RV rentals and repair shop in Savage with a 4.2 rating from 92 reviews.
A warm fridge full of food that never gets cold is one of the worst surprises in an RV. In Savage, you have one shop that handles refrigerator work, Midwest RV Rentals, rated 4.2 from 92 reviews, and it also does awnings. Twelve more shops sit within reach around the south metro. Spring and summer fill up fast, so call before you load the cooler.
Minnesota RV rentals and repair shop in Savage with a 4.2 rating from 92 reviews.
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Savage is a small south metro city, and RV fridge work here runs through a single shop: Midwest RV Rentals, which is open weekends. That matters when your fridge quits on a Friday night before a lake weekend. With one local option, call ahead and describe the symptom. A fridge that works on shore power but not propane is a different job than one that never cools at all. Ask whether the shop can look at it the same day, and ask if the replacement cooling unit or control board is in stock. A part on order can stall the fix.
No mobile fridge techs are listed in Savage itself, so if your rig cannot move, you will likely need to look at the wider metro. The 12 nearby shops cover more ground and more specialties. Ask a mobile tech two questions before booking: do they carry the parts for your fridge model, and do they handle warranty claims. If your fridge is still under an appliance or RV warranty, get pre-approval first. Many manufacturers want a diagnosis and an authorization number before anyone touches the unit, and skipping that step can leave you paying for work that should have been covered.
Do a little homework so the visit goes faster. Note the fridge brand and model, and write down what happens: does it cool on electric only, does the freezer work while the fridge stays warm, do you hear the burner try to light. Empty the food if you can, and prop the doors open. If you smell ammonia or see yellow residue, shut it off and say so when you call, because that points to a failed cooling unit. Spring is the busiest season, so book a week or two out when you can. Weekend hours at the Savage shop help, but a call first still saves a wasted trip.
One shop in Savage is listed for RV refrigerator repair, Midwest RV Rentals, and it also handles awning work. It is open weekends and holds a 4.2 rating from 92 reviews. Another 12 shops are within reach in the surrounding area if you need more options or a second opinion.
No mobile refrigerator techs are listed in Savage itself. If your RV cannot be driven, ask a nearby shop about mobile service or check the surrounding metro shops. Confirm the tech carries parts for your fridge model before booking, and expect a trip charge for on-site work.
That usually points to the propane side of the unit: the burner, orifice, or gas valve rather than the cooling unit. It is a common fix and often less costly than replacing the fridge. Describe the symptom when you call and ask whether the shop stocks the parts for your model.
Yes. If the fridge is still under an appliance or RV warranty, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval before any work starts. Many want a diagnosis and an authorization number on file. Skipping that step can mean paying out of pocket for a repair that should have been covered.