Marty's Mobile RV Repair
Marty's Mobile RV Repair in Summerset, SD offers mobile RV repair with a 5.0 rating from 24 reviews.
A fridge that quits on a July trip is a special kind of misery. Summerset has 3 shops and mobile techs listed for RV refrigerator repair, and they average 4.7 stars. Two of the three handle warranty work, which matters if your cooling unit is still covered. One is a mobile tech, handy when the rig is parked and not moving. The rest are shop visits, and around 10 more options sit nearby.
Marty's Mobile RV Repair in Summerset, SD offers mobile RV repair with a 5.0 rating from 24 reviews.
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Marty's Mobile RV Repair comes to you, and its 5.0 rating across 24 reviews says people like that arrangement. Mobile work suits a dead fridge in a campground or driveway, though the tech still needs the right part on the truck. Shop visits make more sense for bigger jobs, like swapping a cooling unit or chasing a wiring fault. Ask on the phone whether the work happens where you're parked or in a bay, and whether they stock parts for your fridge model. If the part has to be ordered, you may be waiting a few days with a cooler.
Two of the Summerset listings say they do warranty work, and both Camping World locations also list insurance and body service. If your fridge is under an extended warranty or your insurance is involved, call first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the unit. That one step saves arguments later. The larger Camping World has 1,109 reviews at 4.0, so expect a busy service desk and ask about scheduling. Marty's does not list warranty work, so confirm coverage before booking if that is your situation.
Spring and early summer fill service calendars fast, so call ahead if your trip has a date. Describe the symptom plainly: not cooling on propane, not cooling on electric, or warm in the fridge and cold in the freezer. Those point to different fixes. Ask whether the shop can test the cooling unit and the control board, and whether the part is in stock. Meanwhile, check the roof vent and seals above the fridge for water intrusion, since a leak can mimic a failed unit. A quick sealant check is cheap insurance.
There are 3 listings in Summerset, with about 10 more nearby. They average 4.7 stars. One is a mobile tech, so you can sometimes get the fridge looked at without moving the rig.
Yes, 2 of the 3 listings say they handle warranty work. Both Camping World locations list it. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the visit so there are no surprises on the bill.
Marty's Mobile RV Repair is the mobile option here, rated 5.0 from 24 reviews. Mobile techs are good for diagnosis and many repairs, but a cooling unit swap may still need a shop. Ask about parts availability when you call.
Call ahead in spring and early summer, when service calendars fill up. Describe whether the fridge fails on propane, on electric, or both, and ask if the likely part is in stock. That helps the shop schedule the right amount of time.