Wilkins RV of Waterloo
RV dealer and service center in Waterloo, NY, with a 4.5-star rating from 504 reviews.
A dead fridge in Waterloo is a special kind of annoying. You are maybe twenty minutes from the outlets, the cooler is full of melting food, and the campground is not going to wait. Two shops in town list refrigerator work, and both also handle A/C and awnings, which helps when one problem turns out to be three.
RV dealer and service center in Waterloo, NY, with a 4.5-star rating from 504 reviews.
RV repair shop and parts store in Waterloo with a 5.0 Google rating, handling AC, electrical, brakes and more.
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Wilkins RV of Waterloo is the big one, with 504 reviews and a 4.5 rating, and it covers fridges, A/C and awnings along with chassis work and a parts counter. There is a second Wilkins location for service and parts with a 5.0 rating from a single review, so treat that number lightly and ask which bay your job lands in. Both shops keep parts on hand, which matters for a fridge. Ask whether the cooling unit or control board you need is actually in stock before you tow the rig over.
Neither listed shop advertises mobile service, so plan on bringing the RV in. If your rig is set up at a campground near Seneca Falls or Geneva, call first and ask if they can come to you or if you should break camp. Around seven other shops sit within reach of Waterloo, so a second opinion is not far. Spring and early summer book up fast. Call ahead, describe the symptom (warm fridge, freezer still cold, ammonia smell), and get a rough timeline before you drive over.
Do the cheap checks first. Confirm the fridge is level, the vent is clear, and the burner or heating element is actually firing. On electric, test the outlet. Plug into shore power and let it run overnight on AC before you declare it dead. If it is a warranty claim, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before any work starts. Neither of the two shops here is listed as doing warranty work, so confirm that up front. Ask about the diagnosis fee too.
Two shops in Waterloo list refrigerator repair, and both also handle A/C and awning work. About seven more shops are within reach if you are willing to drive a bit.
Both listed shops cover fridges, A/C and awnings, and both offer chassis work and a parts counter. Wilkins RV of Waterloo also lists weekend hours, which helps if you are only free on Saturday.
Neither listed shop advertises mobile service, so expect to bring the RV in. Call ahead and ask whether they can come to your campground or whether you should break camp first.
Neither of the two listed shops is listed as doing warranty work. Get pre-approval from your fridge manufacturer before any repair starts, and confirm with the shop that they will bill the warranty.