R&R RV and Trailer Services
RV repair shop in Wellington, CO with mobile service and a 4.9-star rating from 246 reviews.
A refrigerator that quits in July is a different kind of emergency than a stuck awning. Wellington has two shops and mobile techs listed for RV fridge work, and both come to you, which matters when the rig is level in the driveway and won't move. One handles warranty claims. The other is smaller and quicker to reach. Either way, call before you restock the freezer.
RV repair shop in Wellington, CO with mobile service and a 4.9-star rating from 246 reviews.
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Most fridge failures are electrical or airflow, not a dead cooling unit, and a tech can test the board, the thermistor and the venting in your driveway. Wellington's two listings here are both mobile, so you aren't hitching up to drop the trailer. Ask on the phone whether they carry the common parts for your model or need to order. If a board has to come from Dometic or Norcold, the wait is the job. Get the brand and model number off the sticker inside the door before anyone arrives. R&R RV and Trailer Services rates 4.9 across 246 reviews and lists emergency work. Colorado Mobile RV Repair is the smaller operation at 4.6 and 32 reviews. Numbers are a start, not a verdict.
One of the two Wellington listings does warranty work, so if your fridge is still covered, say so when you book. Manufacturers usually want pre-approval and a diagnosis before parts get ordered, and skipping that step can leave you paying for a job the warranty would have covered. Have your coverage paperwork and the VIN handy. If the shop you call doesn't handle claims, ask them straight out. A good tech will tell you to go through the warranty route rather than quietly bill you for the same repair.
Expect the tech to check power at the board, the thermistor reading, the vents behind the unit and the door seal before condemning anything. A residential fridge in a newer rig is a different animal from an absorption unit, so tell them which you have. In Wellington, spring booking fills up as people get ready for the season, and roof and awning work competes for the same appointment slots. If the fridge is your only problem, say that. It may get you in sooner. Twelve more fridge options sit nearby if the two local ones are booked.
Two are listed in Wellington and both are mobile techs, so they come to your rig rather than you hauling it in. Another twelve shops and mobile techs work in the surrounding area if those two are booked out.
One of the two local listings does warranty work. Call ahead and confirm your fridge is covered, and get pre-approval from the manufacturer before parts are ordered, or you may end up paying for a repair the warranty would have handled.
Mobile makes sense for most fridge problems since the diagnosis is electrical and airflow and happens at your site. A shop is the better choice when the cooling unit has to come out and the rig needs to sit indoors for a day or more.
Have the fridge brand and model number from the sticker inside the door, note whether it runs on propane, shore power or both, and mention any recent battery or converter work. Ask if the common parts for your model are in stock before the appointment.