All Seasons RV
Streetsboro RV dealer with service, parts, and a camping store, rated 4.1 from 417 Google reviews.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is a quick way to end a trip early. In Streetsboro, two shops handle RV refrigerator repair, and a dozen more are within reach. The average rating here is 3.9, so it pays to ask a few questions before you book. One shop also does warranty work, which can save you a headache on a newer rig.
Streetsboro RV dealer with service, parts, and a camping store, rated 4.1 from 417 Google reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Streetsboro, Ohio, with roof, AC, awning and electrical work done at your site.
Within a short drive of Streetsboro. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Akron RV shop and storage yard with a 4.9 rating, handling roof, AC, awning, brake and slide work.
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Akron RV repair shop handling maintenance, collision, mobile service, and detailing.
Family-owned Hartville RV Center sells and services RVs, with reviewers praising honest sales staff and helpful service.
Full-service RV roof repair and replacement in Diamond, Ohio, with a 5.0 Google rating from five reviews.
RV repair shop in Uniontown, Ohio, rated 4.2 stars, handling roof work, body repairs, generators and parts.
Heavy-duty repair shop in Valley View offering RV and truck services with a 4.6-star rating.
North Canton RV dealer and repair shop off I-77 with a 4.1 rating, a parts department, and service for awnings.
RV repair shop in Medina, Ohio, rated 5.0 on Google, handling maintenance, body repair and AC work for towable and motorized RVs.
RV refrigerators are finicky. Sometimes it's the cooling unit, sometimes a circuit board, sometimes just a blocked vent. The two shops in town work on fridges alongside A/C and awnings, so they see a mix of problems. All Seasons RV has a long review history and handles warranty claims, parts, and weekend hours. Mc Trailer Repair is smaller and also does mobile and roof work. Call ahead and describe the symptoms: not cooling on electric, not cooling on gas, or both. That helps them tell you if it's a quick fix or a drop-off job. Ask whether they have the part in stock or if it needs ordering. That one question can save you a week of waiting.
If your fridge is dead and you're parked at a campground, a mobile tech can come to you. Mc Trailer Repair lists mobile service, and that can be a lifesaver when you can't move the rig. Shop work makes more sense for bigger jobs like a cooling unit replacement, since they have the tools and space indoors. Either way, get a clear estimate before work starts. And if your RV is still under warranty, ask about pre-approval so the repair is covered without surprises.
Spring and early summer fill up fast, so book ahead if you can. The shops here also handle awnings, A/C, and roof work, which means they stay busy. If you're traveling through Streetsboro on the Ohio Turnpike, you're close to a dozen other repair options in nearby towns. That's useful when the local shops are backed up. Just remember that a fridge problem rarely fixes itself, and a warm fridge can turn into a ruined trip if you wait too long.
There are 2 shops in Streetsboro that work on RV refrigerators. If those are booked, another 12 are within driving distance. The average rating among local options is 3.9, so read reviews before you pick one.
Yes, 1 of the 2 local shops handles warranty work. All Seasons RV lists warranty among its features. Call ahead with your warranty details so they can confirm coverage before you bring the rig in.
One local business, Mc Trailer Repair, offers mobile service. That's handy if your rig is stuck at a campground. For major fridge work like a cooling unit swap, a shop visit is usually the better bet.
Describe whether the fridge fails on electric, gas, or both. Ask if the likely part is in stock and get an estimate before work begins. Also ask about warranty pre-approval if your RV is still covered.