RV Proz Mobile Service
Mobile RV repair based in Williamsburg, KY, handling roof, AC, and awning jobs wherever you're parked.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is the kind of problem that ends a trip early, and in Williamsburg you have one shop that handles cooling work plus eight more nearby. RV Proz Mobile Service covers fridge repair along with roof, A/C, awning and chassis jobs, so a single call can catch more than one thing on your list.
Mobile RV repair based in Williamsburg, KY, handling roof, AC, and awning jobs wherever you're parked.
Within a short drive of Williamsburg. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Before you blame the cooling unit, do the cheap checks. Make sure the rig is level, since an off-level fridge can stop cooling. Open the outside access panel and look for yellow residue or a strong ammonia smell, which usually means the cooling unit is done. Check that the propane is on and the burner lights, and that the 120 volt breaker is not tripped. Write down the fridge model and serial number. That saves a phone call later when someone asks what you have. Frost building on the fins or a fridge that works on shore power but not propane points to different fixes. Tell the tech which mode fails and when it started.
With one fridge shop in town and eight more within reach, you can pick your style. A mobile tech comes to your site or storage lot, which helps when the RV will not move or you are mid-trip. Shop work makes more sense for a cooling unit swap, since the rig may sit for a day. RV Proz Mobile Service handles mobile calls and also lists chassis, parts and weekend availability, useful if your fridge quits on a Saturday. Ask when you book whether the replacement part is in stock or has to be ordered, because that wait is often longer than the repair itself.
Fridge repairs get busy in spring and early summer when everyone is prepping for the season, so call ahead rather than showing up. Shoulder seasons are easier to schedule. If your RV is still under a manufacturer or extended warranty, call the warranty provider first for pre-approval and ask what documentation they want. None of the shops in this group are listed as doing warranty work, so confirm before any parts get ordered. And while the tech is out, have them look at roof sealant and awning fabric. Small leaks and tears are cheaper to fix before a trip than during one.
There is 1 fridge shop in Williamsburg, and 8 more nearby if you widen the search. That is a small field, so booking ahead in spring and summer is smart. RV Proz Mobile Service is the local option that lists fridge work.
RV Proz Mobile Service is listed as a mobile tech and also handles fridge work. That means the repair can happen where the RV sits, which helps if it is in storage or not safe to drive. Ask about weekend availability when you call.
None of the shops here are listed as doing warranty work, so do not assume it. Call your warranty provider for pre-approval and ask what they need before any parts are ordered. Then confirm with the shop that they will work with your provider.
Level the RV, confirm the propane is on and the burner lights, and check the breaker. Open the outside panel and look for yellow residue or an ammonia smell, which points to a failed cooling unit. Have the fridge model and serial number ready, and note whether it fails on propane, electric or both.