Country Classic Auto Body
Family-run RV body shop in Wantage, NJ, rated 4.9 stars by 58 reviewers for collision, delamination, and roof work.
A fridge that quits on a summer trip is a special kind of misery. In Wantage, two shops handle RV refrigerator repair, and both carry a 4.9 rating from people who have been through it. One is a body shop that also takes warranty work, which matters if your cooling unit is still covered. The other sticks to fridges and awnings. Either way, call before you haul the rig over.
Family-run RV body shop in Wantage, NJ, rated 4.9 stars by 58 reviewers for collision, delamination, and roof work.
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Country Classic Auto Body is the bigger operation here, with 58 reviews and a 4.9 average. It handles roofs, A/C, fridges and awnings, and it does warranty work. If your fridge is still under an extended plan, start there and get pre-approval before anyone touches the unit. Road Trip RV Service LLC is smaller at 37 reviews, also 4.9, and focuses on fridges and awnings. Ask either one whether the cooling unit or the control board is the likely culprit, since that changes how long the rig sits.
RV fridges fail in a few predictable ways: no cooling on propane, no cooling on electric, or a freezer that works while the box stays warm. Note which mode fails before you call, because it saves diagnostic time. Ask if the replacement part is in stock. Cooling units are heavy and often ordered in, so a shop without one on the shelf may keep your RV a while. Empty the fridge and freezer first. Prop it open on the drive over so it does not sit sealed and sour. Around Wantage, Sussex County back roads are hard on a fridge door left unlatched.
The nearby area lists 11 shops that work on RVs, but none of them are mobile techs. That means you are driving the rig in, not having someone come to your campsite. Plan for it. If the fridge is dead and you are boondocking, a cooler and a bag of ice buys you a couple of days while you get on a shop's schedule. Spring fills up fast, so book ahead once you know the problem. Also check the roof and awning while the RV is in, since both shops here touch those too and it saves a second trip.
There are two. Country Classic Auto Body and Road Trip RV Service LLC both repair RV fridges, and both hold a 4.9 rating. Another 11 shops in the surrounding area work on RVs, though none of those listed are mobile techs.
Yes, one of the two Wantage shops does warranty work: Country Classic Auto Body. Call ahead with your policy or plan details and get pre-approval before the repair starts, so there is no argument about the bill afterward.
Not from this list. The nearby area has no mobile RV techs, so plan to drive the rig to a shop in Wantage. If you are stuck at a site, use coolers and ice until you can get on a schedule.
Write down whether it fails on propane, on electric, or both, and whether the freezer still works. Ask if the cooling unit is in stock. Empty the fridge, and prop the door open on the way over so it does not sit sealed.