Buckeye RV Services
RV repair shop in Uniontown, Ohio, rated 4.2 stars, handling roof work, body repairs, generators and parts.
A warm fridge that won't cool is one of those problems that ruins a trip fast, and in Uniontown you have exactly one shop that lists RV refrigerator repair: Buckeye RV Services, rated 4.2 from 16 reviews. It also handles roof and awning work and does warranty jobs, which matters if your fridge is still covered. Farther out, 12 more RV shops sit within range if you widen the search.
RV repair shop in Uniontown, Ohio, rated 4.2 stars, handling roof work, body repairs, generators and parts.
Within a short drive of Uniontown. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Rootstown truck and trailer shop that also handles RV repair, with reviewers calling it honest and fair priced.
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Dalton, Ohio truck and RV shop since 2013, handling roof and AC repairs, diesel work, and generator installs.
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Buckeye RV Services is the only Uniontown shop that names refrigerator repair among its services. It carries a 4.2 rating across 16 reviews and advertises warranty work, body work, generator service and parts. That mix is handy when a cooling problem turns out to be a wiring or power issue rather than the fridge itself. Call before you tow the rig over and ask whether they can look at your model and whether the part is in stock. A fridge that cools on propane but not shore power, or the reverse, gives them a head start on diagnosis. One shop means one schedule. In spring, when everyone de-winters their rig, that schedule fills.
Some fridge troubles are worth a look in the driveway first. Make sure the rig is level, since an absorption fridge needs to sit close to level to cool properly. Check that the venting behind the fridge is clear and that the roof vent above it is open and free of nests or debris. Confirm you have propane and that the breaker for the fridge is on. If it still won't cool on either power source, it is time for a shop. Tell them what you have already tried so the tech does not repeat it on your dime.
Buckeye RV Services does warranty work, so if your fridge is under an extended plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval before any repair starts. That step saves arguments later. As for mobile techs, none are listed in Uniontown itself, though the wider area has 12 shops within reach. Mobile service is useful when the rig cannot move, but fridge diagnosis often needs the shop's tools and a stable power hookup, so a bay is usually the better bet for a cooling fault. Ask about the diagnostic fee when you book.
One shop in Uniontown lists RV refrigerator repair: Buckeye RV Services. It is rated 4.2 from 16 reviews and also does roof and awning work. Another 12 shops are within range if you are willing to drive a bit farther.
Yes. The shop is listed as doing warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts so there is no dispute about coverage once the bill arrives.
Level the rig, confirm you have propane, check the fridge breaker, and clear debris from the roof vent behind the fridge. Note whether it fails on propane, shore power or both. Tell the shop what you have tried so the tech does not repeat the same steps.
No mobile techs are listed in Uniontown itself. The nearest shops are a short drive out. For a fridge that will not cool, a shop bay is often better since diagnosis needs stable power and tools.