Custom Truck and Auto
Truck and RV repair shop in Westfield, IN, rated 4.9 stars from 73 reviews for honest work and quick service.
A warm fridge full of food and no way to keep it cold is the kind of problem that ruins a trip fast. Westfield has two shops that handle RV refrigerator repair, and both also work on A/C and awnings, which tells you they see a lot of the same coach systems you do. Around eleven more options sit within reach if you widen the search.
Truck and RV repair shop in Westfield, IN, rated 4.9 stars from 73 reviews for honest work and quick service.
Mobile RV repair in Westfield, IN, handling AC, battery, and electrical work at your campsite or driveway.
Within a short drive of Westfield. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Brownsburg RV shop with a 5.0 rating, handling roof, AC and chassis work, plus mobile service.
Greenfield RV dealer with a large parts store and service bay, rated 4.4 across more than 1,100 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Greenfield handles RV repairs, maintenance, collision work, and detailing.
Custom Truck and Auto carries a 4.9 rating across 73 reviews and lists chassis work plus weekend hours, so a Saturday breakdown does not automatically mean waiting until Monday. Onsite RV Techs has no reviews posted yet, which is not a red flag so much as a reason to call and ask questions before you commit. Both shops list refrigerator, A/C and awning repair, so the same visit can cover a cooling problem and a sagging awning arm. Ask whether they diagnose the fridge on the bench or in the coach, since that changes how long your rig sits there. Neither shop shows warranty work on its listing. If your fridge is still under an extended plan, get pre-approval from the plan before anyone touches it.
Do a little homework first. Note whether the fridge fails on both propane and electric, since that narrows the diagnosis and saves shop time. Empty what you can into a cooler, because a warm box and a full freezer slow down any repair. Ask if the replacement cooling unit or control board is in stock; parts availability drives the timeline more than labor does. Call ahead in spring, when everyone in Indiana wakes their coach up at once and appointment slots fill. If the shop has to order a part, ask where it ships from and who pays shipping if the first fix does not hold.
No mobile RV techs appear in the Westfield results, so plan on towing or driving the coach to a shop unless you find someone who travels. The nearby options, about eleven of them, may include mobile service once you look at the full list. For a fridge that quit mid-trip, a shop visit usually beats waiting on a callout anyway, because bench testing and parts are already there. If the drive is long, check the fridge on propane before you go and secure the doors. A coach that arrives with a working fridge and a clear symptom list gets fixed faster.
Two shops in Westfield list refrigerator repair, and both also handle A/C and awning work. About eleven more options sit nearby if you are willing to drive a little farther. The two local shops give you a short list to call first.
Neither of the two listed shops shows warranty work as a service. If your refrigerator is covered by a manufacturer or extended plan, call the plan first for pre-approval and ask which shops they pay directly. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement later.
The shops here average 4.9, though that figure rests on one shop with 73 reviews. The other, Onsite RV Techs, has no reviews yet, so treat the average as a starting point and ask about fridge experience directly. Reviews help, but a short phone call tells you more.
No mobile techs show up in the Westfield results, so a shop is the practical choice locally. Fridge diagnosis often needs bench testing and parts, which favors a shop with stock on hand. If you find a mobile tech nearby, ask whether they carry cooling units before booking.