Modern Classics Inc.
Westland RV and trailer shop rated 4.6 stars, with reviewers praising friendly staff and honest repair work.
A dead fridge in a Westland rig is a special kind of annoying, because the repair rarely fits neatly into one category. The one shop in town listed for RV refrigerator repair also handles roofs, A/C and awnings, so a single visit can knock out several jobs at once. Twelve more options sit nearby if you want a second opinion or a faster opening.
Westland RV and trailer shop rated 4.6 stars, with reviewers praising friendly staff and honest repair work.
Within a short drive of Westland. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile RV and trailer repair serving Novi and 20 miles around, with a 5.0 rating across 90 Google reviews.
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Brownstown Township truck and RV repair shop with 40 years of combined mechanic experience and a 4.0 Google rating.
Wixom RV dealer with a large parts store and service bay, rated 4.0 across nearly 2,000 Google reviews.
Family-run RV repair shop in Carleton, MI with mobile service and 4.8-star rating from 42 reviews.
The local shop, Modern Classics Inc., rates 4.6 from about 80 reviews and covers refrigerators along with roof, A/C and awning work. It also lists insurance, body and chassis work, which matters if the fridge problem came from a bump, a leak or a bent frame rather than a tired cooling unit. Nobody here advertises warranty work, so if your fridge is still under a manufacturer plan, call ahead and get approval before anyone touches it. Ask whether the cooling unit or control board is in stock, since waiting on a part is the slowest part of most fridge jobs. Mobile techs are not listed in Westland itself. If your rig cannot move or you would rather not tow it, ask the shop directly about coming to you.
RV refrigerators are fussy. Absorption units need level ground and good airflow at the vent, and a lot of failures turn out to be a blocked flue, a loose connection or a board that quit. A shop with a bench can pull the unit and test it properly. That is worth the drive when the diagnosis is unclear. If the fridge simply will not cool and you have a trip in a few days, say so when you call and ask what the soonest slot looks like. Nearby options give you a backup. With 12 shops around Westland, you can usually find someone who can look at it this week.
Empty the fridge and freezer if you can. A tech who does not have to work around thawing food moves faster, and you will not be guessing later about what spoiled. Note what the fridge does: does it cool on shore power but not propane, does the eyebrow panel flash a code, does it smell of ammonia? That last one usually means the cooling unit is done. Ask up front about the diagnostic charge and how long the repair should take. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so book early if a trip is coming. Roof sealant checks around the vent are cheap insurance against water getting in.
One shop in Westland is listed for RV refrigerator repair, and 12 more sit nearby. The local shop, Modern Classics Inc., also handles roof, A/C and awning work, so it can often cover more than one job per visit.
No warranty coverage is listed for the Westland shop, so plan to pay for the repair yourself unless you confirm otherwise. If your fridge is still under a manufacturer plan, call first and get pre-approval before any work starts.
Test the fridge on both shore power and propane, and note any error code on the control panel. An ammonia smell usually points to a failed cooling unit. Ask whether the replacement part is in stock, because waiting on a board or cooling unit is the slowest part.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Westland, so the local option is a shop visit. If your rig cannot be driven, call the shop and ask whether it can come to you, or check the nearby listings for a tech who travels.