Berky's Camper Sale Service & Rental
RV dealer and repair shop in Tyrone, PA, rated 4.7 stars by 20 reviewers, with a nursery on site.
A fridge that quits in the middle of a trip is a special kind of annoying. You have food thawing, ice melting and no easy answer at the campground. In Tyrone there is one shop that handles RV refrigerator repair, with about five more options within a reasonable drive. One local outfit carries a 4.7 rating, so you have a starting point close to home.
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Berky's Camper Sale Service & Rental is the shop to call first here. It handles fridge work and awning repair, and it is open weekends, which matters when your cooling unit dies on a Saturday. The 4.7 rating comes from 20 reviews, enough that the number means something. Call before you haul the rig over and ask two things: whether they can fit you in this week and whether the part your fridge likely needs is actually on the shelf. A gas absorption fridge often needs a cooling unit or a control board, and neither is a same-day order. If Berky's is booked out, the shops within driving distance give you backup.
No mobile techs are listed in Tyrone itself, so plan on towing or driving the RV to a shop unless you find someone who travels. That changes your calculation. If the fridge still works on shore power but not on propane, or the reverse, you may be able to limp along and book a shop appointment at your convenience. If it has quit entirely and you have a trip coming, call around the nearby shops and ask about drop-off times. Pull the fridge model number off the tag inside the door before you call. It saves a round of phone tag.
Ask for a diagnosis first, then a written estimate before anyone starts replacing parts. Cooling units are the big ticket item, and a shop should be able to tell you whether a replacement is worth it on a fridge of your age. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your RV or fridge is still covered, because that paperwork takes time and shops vary on whether they handle it. None of the shops here are flagged as warranty shops in the listings, so confirm directly. Also ask how long the repair will take, since a fridge pulled out for service can leave the rig unusable for days.
One shop in Tyrone handles fridge work directly: Berky's Camper Sale Service & Rental. There are about five more repair options within a reasonable drive if the first is booked, so call around before you assume you have to wait.
Berky's carries a 4.7 average across 20 reviews. That is a solid sample for a small-town shop. Read a few of the reviews yourself and look for comments about turnaround time and whether the work held up.
None are listed in town. Plan on bringing the RV to a shop. That means checking whether your fridge runs on at least one power source so you can keep food cold until the appointment, then calling ahead about drop-off.
Yes, the Tyrone shop lists weekend availability. Call ahead anyway to confirm someone is there who can look at a fridge, since weekend hours sometimes cover sales and rentals more than service.