Blue Compass RV Beaumont
RV dealer and repair shop in Vidor, TX, with a 4.6-star rating from 583 Google reviews.
A warm fridge full of food that stops cooling is a countdown clock. In Vidor, five shops and mobile techs handle RV refrigerator repair, and nine more sit nearby. Ratings average 4.4, with two of the five doing warranty work. You are east of Beaumont on I-10, so getting help is not a long haul.
RV dealer and repair shop in Vidor, TX, with a 4.6-star rating from 583 Google reviews.
Vidor RV repair shop rated 4.6 stars, with reviewers praising honest, knowledgeable help on electrical and power issues.
Mobile RV repair tech serving Vidor and Southeast Texas, rated 4.3 stars by 12 reviewers.
RV dealer and repair shop in Vidor, TX with a service department and parts store, rated 4.0 from 157 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana, with AC and chassis work done at your site.
Within a short drive of Vidor. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Beaumont RV shop handling roof and electrical work, open around the clock for repairs.
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Mobile RV repair in Beaumont, TX, with an NRVTA Certified Advanced RV Tech who comes to you.
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Mobile RV repair in Beaumont with 44 years experience, known for fair prices and quick response, even on weekends.
Mobile RV repair in Bridge City, TX, with 40+ years of experience, reaching you for AC, roof, awning and generator work.
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Two of the five Vidor options are mobile techs, which matters when your rig is set up at a park and pulling in the slide is a chore. Mobile work costs a trip charge, so ask before you book. A shop can pull the fridge and bench test it if the problem is not obvious. If you are just passing through on I-10, a shop near Beaumont may fit your schedule better than waiting for a call-out. Either way, describe the symptom: not cooling on propane, not cooling on electric, or both. That one detail saves a lot of back and forth.
RV fridges fail in a few familiar ways. The cooling unit leaks, the control board quits, or the burner and flue clog with soot on propane. Sometimes it is just a dirty vent or a fan that stopped. A tech who knows these units can often tell you which one before touching a wrench. Ask if the replacement part is in stock, because a fridge that waits a week for a cooling unit is a fridge full of spoiled food. Two Vidor shops do warranty work, so check pre-approval before anything is ordered.
Spring and early summer fill appointment books fast around here, so call ahead if you can. Blue Compass RV Beaumont carries the biggest review count and handles fridges along with A/C and awnings. Certified RV Services and A&O Mobile RV Service both list fridge work, and A&O comes to you. Golden Triangle Homes & RV's and RV Park Boys round out the five. If your fridge is old and the repair estimate climbs, get a second opinion before you decide to replace it.
Five shops and mobile techs are listed in Vidor, and another nine are nearby. The local group averages 4.4 stars. Two of the five handle warranty work, so ask about pre-approval if your fridge is covered.
Yes, two of the five Vidor options are mobile. They can diagnose and often repair in place, which saves you from breaking camp. Confirm the trip charge and whether they carry common parts like control boards before they arrive.
A common cause is a clogged burner or flue, or a weak flame. It can also be the control board or a failing cooling unit. A tech will check the flame and venting first. Describe whether it fails on electric too, since that narrows it down.
Get a diagnosis before deciding. If the cooling unit is gone and the box is old, replacement may make more sense. If it is a board or burner, repair usually wins. Ask the shop to price both paths so you can compare.