Tom's Body and Paint, Inc.
Visalia body shop with a 4.4-star rating from 194 reviews, handling RV and collision repair, paint, and insurance claims.
A warm Visalia day is hard on an RV fridge, and a cooling unit that quits means spoiled food by morning. Four shops and mobile techs around town handle refrigerator work, averaging 3.8 stars across the group. A couple of them come to you. Here is who does what, so you can pick the right call before the ice cream melts.
Visalia body shop with a 4.4-star rating from 194 reviews, handling RV and collision repair, paint, and insurance claims.
Visalia RV repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 119 reviews, known for friendly staff and parts availability.
Mobile RV roof coating and detailing that comes to you in Visalia, with before-and-after photo documentation.
Mobile RV repair and parts outfit in Visalia with a 3.0 rating, known for AC, battery and electrical work.
Within a short drive of Visalia. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-run Tulare RV dealer with a parts counter, service bay, propane and dump station; 4.0 stars from 159 reviews.
Mobile diesel and RV repair in Hanford, CA, offering onsite service and 24-hour roadside assistance.
Certified RV repair shop in Hanford, CA with 40 years of experience, mobile service, and an enclosed shop.
Porterville RV repair shop handling roofs, AC, awnings, electrical and slide-outs, rated 4.2 from 11 reviews.
Tom's Body and Paint, Inc. carries the strongest reviews here at 4.4 from 194, and handles fridges plus awnings, with insurance work and parts on site. R V Express sits at 4.3 from 119 and keeps parts, opens weekends and takes emergency calls, which matters when the fridge dies on a Friday. McBride Mobile RV Roof & Detail and Total Rv Service both come to your rig; Total Rv Service also does warranty work, so check there first if your fridge is still covered. Ask any of them whether the cooling unit or control board is actually in stock before you hitch up.
Two of the four are mobile, which saves you the drive if the problem is a failed board, a blocked vent or a fridge that just needs a look. Diagnosis at your site is often faster than dropping the rig off. When the cooling unit itself has to come out, a shop bay usually makes more sense, and Tom's or R V Express can take it from there. Either way, clear the roof vent and the lower access panel first. Techs find plenty of fridges that were only suffocating in the heat. Book ahead in spring. Visalia fills up fast once travel season starts, and fridge work is not a while-you-wait job.
Before anyone touches the unit, empty it and toss anything questionable. A fridge that sat warm for a day is not worth the risk. Ask the tech to check the burner, the flue and the door seal, not just the gas pressure, since a tired seal lets cold air out all summer. If you run on electric at home, compare how it cools on shore power versus propane. That detail tells the shop a lot before they ever open the panel. A quick phone call with your model number and symptoms helps them load the right part.
There are 4 fridge shops and mobile techs in Visalia, with 4 more nearby. Two of the local four are mobile, so they can diagnose your fridge where it sits.
The group averages 3.8 stars. Tom's Body and Paint, Inc. leads at 4.4 from 194 reviews, and R V Express follows at 4.3 from 119, so read the recent ones on both.
Sometimes. McBride Mobile RV Roof & Detail and Total Rv Service both travel to rigs. Board swaps, vent checks and diagnosis usually go fine on site, but a cooling unit replacement may still need a shop bay.
Total Rv Service lists warranty work among its features, so start there if your fridge is still covered. Call with your policy and model number first, since approval usually comes before any repair starts.