Heart of Texas RV Pros, LLC
Temple RV shop with mobile service, body shop and warranty work, rated 4.9 across 224 reviews.
A warm fridge in August is more than an inconvenience. In Temple, three shops and mobile techs handle RV refrigerator repair, and another 11 are within reach. The local average rating sits at 4.8, so you are not scraping the bottom of the barrel. One of those outfits does warranty work, which matters if your fridge is still covered. Here is how to sort it out without wasting a trip.
Temple RV shop with mobile service, body shop and warranty work, rated 4.9 across 224 reviews.
RV repair shop in Temple, TX with a 4.8-star rating and 77 reviews, offering roof, AC, and awning services.
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RV refrigerators are fussy. Sometimes it is the control board, sometimes a blocked flue, sometimes the cooling unit itself. A mobile tech can diagnose in your driveway, which beats towing the rig across town. Heart of Texas RV Pros, LLC runs mobile and handles both fridge and A/C work, so they see a lot of cooling problems. 1 Call RV Services, LLC is certified and does fridge repair alongside roof and awning work. If the job needs a bench test or a part pull, a shop visit makes more sense. Ask on the phone which way they lean for your symptom.
Start with the brand and model of your fridge. Then describe the symptom plainly: not cooling on shore power, not cooling on propane, icing up, or a fault code. Ask if they stock the common parts for your model. A control board or thermistor might be on the shelf, but a cooling unit usually is not. If your fridge is under warranty, confirm they will handle the pre-approval paperwork. Only one of the three local shops does warranty work, so that question narrows the list fast. Spring and summer fill up, so call ahead even for a mobile visit.
Heart of Texas RV Pros, LLC carries a 4.9 from 224 reviews and covers fridge, roof, A/C, and awning, plus body and chassis work. That range helps when a fridge problem turns out to be a roof leak dripping on the control board. 1 Call RV Services, LLC holds a 4.8 from 77 reviews and is certified, with fridge repair on its list. Mobile RV Pro lists fridge and awning work but has no rating yet, so ask for references or recent job details. With 11 more options nearby, you can compare without leaving Temple.
There are 3 dedicated options in Temple, and another 11 nearby if you widen the search. The local average rating is 4.8, so the quality is generally solid. One of the three does warranty work, which is worth checking if your fridge is still covered.
Yes, one of the three local shops does warranty work. That is Heart of Texas RV Pros, LLC. Call with your fridge model and warranty provider before booking so they can start pre-approval. If they cannot take it, ask the other shops about warranty paperwork before you schedule.
Mobile is handy for diagnosis and simple fixes like a thermistor or a clogged vent. A shop makes more sense if the cooling unit needs replacement or the fridge has to come out. Ask what the likely fix is and whether they can do it in your driveway.
Empty the fridge and turn it off ahead of time. Note whether it fails on electric, propane, or both, and write down any fault codes. Have your model and serial number ready. If the tech needs to check the roof vent, clear access. That saves time and makes the diagnosis faster.