Fix My RV
Mobile RV repair serving Shaftsburg, MI, with on-site fixes for AC, roof, awning, and electrical issues.
A warm fridge is a countdown clock. In Shaftsburg you have one shop that handles cooling units, and about a dozen more within a short drive. Fix My RV does mobile work and covers roofs and A/C too, which matters when the fridge problem turns out to be airflow or a bad seal. Call before you stock up on ice.
Mobile RV repair serving Shaftsburg, MI, with on-site fixes for AC, roof, awning, and electrical issues.
Within a short drive of Shaftsburg. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Haslett RV dealer with sales, service, and parts; reviews note no-pressure sales and helpful staff, but service communication can lag.
Fowlerville RV and trailer repair shop with a parts store, rated 4.6 from 123 reviews.
Michigan RV dealer with 4.6 stars from 386 reviews, known for fair prices and friendly staff.
Family-owned Mason RV dealer with a service center, body shop and parts department, rated 4.3 from 214 reviews.
RV Roof Rescue is an RV repair shop in Mason, Michigan, rated 5.0 on Google.
Mobile truck, trailer, and RV repair in Lansing, MI. Open 24/7. Rated 4.2 stars from 20 reviews.
RV repair shop in St Johns, Michigan, offering roadside assistance and RV paint work.
Matt's RV Roofing in Howell, MI specializes in RV roof repair and replacement with over 25 years of experience and a 5.0 rating.
Third-generation Howell shop since 1967, ASE certified, handling RV repair, body work, and storage near I-96.
Eaton Rapids RV dealer and repair shop with 4.4 stars from 55 reviews, known for helpful staff and parts service.
Family-owned RV repair shop in Flint, MI, with mobile service. 5.0 stars from 113 reviews for awning and roof work.
Family-run Chesaning RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.8 rating and 123 reviews.
RV refrigerators fail in boring ways. A blocked vent, a dirty burner, a cooling unit that gave up, or a door seal that lets warm air in all day. Before you assume the worst, check that the rig is level and the vents are clear. Fix My RV handles fridge work along with roofs and A/C, and the shop comes to you. That saves towing a rig with a dead fridge across the county. Ask what they think it is before they start. A tech who has pulled a few cooling units will tell you fast whether this is a cleaning job or a replacement.
Shaftsburg sits out among the fields, and driving a Class A to a shop for a fridge check is a chore you can skip. The one listed shop in town is mobile, so the work happens where you park. Have the fridge running on shore power or propane when they arrive so they can watch it fail. Clear the access panel outside, and move anything stacked in front of the vents inside. If the fridge needs a part, ask whether it is in stock before they make the trip out. That one question saves days.
Fridge calls pile up as camping season starts, and mobile techs book out. If yours is holding temperature but not freezing, you have some room to schedule. If it is warm and you leave in a week, call now. Six reviews is a thin record, so ask what the job involves and get the plan in writing. Around Shaftsburg, a drive to Lansing or Owosso for parts is normal, and a tech who knows the local suppliers will say so up front. That beats a promise the part will show up tomorrow.
One shop is listed in Shaftsburg itself, and 12 more are within reach nearby. That single local option is mobile, which means the tech travels to your rig rather than you driving it in. The nearby shops give you backups if the schedule is full.
Fix My RV carries a 3.7 average from 6 reviews. That is a small sample, so treat it as a starting point rather than a verdict. Ask what the job involves and get the plan in writing before work starts.
You can clear the outside access panel and move anything blocking the interior vents. Leave the actual burner and flue cleaning to the tech, since those parts are easy to damage. Have the fridge running on propane or shore power so the problem shows itself.
None of the listings report doing warranty work, so call your provider first. Get pre-approval before a tech starts, and ask whether the shop will bill the warranty company directly or expect payment from you. That conversation prevents a surprise at the end.