Darlin' Trailers LLC
Husband and wife RV renovation team in Thomson, GA, specializing in roof, awning, and remodel work.
A dead fridge in Thomson usually shows up at the worst time, with a cooler full of food and a trip already booked. The town sits along I-20 between Augusta and Athens, so plenty of rigs pass through and plenty of locals camp close to home. There is one shop here that handles fridge work, and about ten more within a reasonable drive if you need options.
Husband and wife RV renovation team in Thomson, GA, specializing in roof, awning, and remodel work.
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Darlin' Trailers LLC is the local name for refrigerator repair in Thomson, and it also takes on roof and awning jobs. Reviews are thin, so ask direct questions before you drop the rig: does the tech work on both gas absorption and compressor fridges, and how soon can they look at yours? Absorption units need a proper diagnostic, not a guess, because the cooling unit, the burner and the control board all fail in different ways. A shop that tests before replacing saves you money. Call ahead and describe the symptom. Fridge warm on gas but cold on electric points one direction; warm on both points another.
Nobody in Thomson is listed as mobile for fridge repair, so plan on bringing the RV in. That is fine for most fridge problems, since the tech needs the unit level and powered up. If your rig is parked on a seasonal site and cannot move, ask whether the shop makes house calls anyway or knows someone who does. A drive to a shop beats a fridge full of spoiled food, but only if you can get there safely. Check that the fridge is empty and defrosted before the appointment so the tech can pull it if needed.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, so call a week or two out if you can. Ask whether the replacement cooling unit or board is in stock or has to be ordered, because a backordered part can leave you waiting. Ask about warranty pre-approval too: the listing shows no warranty work flagged for this shop, so if your fridge is under an extended plan, get approval before anyone touches it. And while the rig is in, have them look at roof sealant and awning fabric, since those are the other jobs this shop handles and small leaks get worse.
One shop in Thomson is listed for RV refrigerator repair, Darlin' Trailers LLC. It also handles roof and awning work. About ten more repair options sit within driving distance if you want a second opinion or the local shop is booked out.
No mobile fridge techs are listed in Thomson. Plan to bring the RV to the shop. If the rig cannot move, call ahead and ask whether the shop can come to you or can point you to someone who travels.
It depends on what failed. A bad burner, igniter or control board is usually worth fixing. A failed cooling unit on an older absorption fridge is a bigger call, and a compressor fridge swap is another route. Get a real diagnosis first, then compare.
Pack a cooler with ice and move perishables before the appointment. Empty and defrost the fridge so the tech can work on it. If the repair needs a part that is not in stock, ask how long the order will take before you commit.