Grapewood Garage
Wyoming auto shop with 100+ years in frame, rust, steering and suspension work, including RVs.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is one of those RV problems that ruins a trip fast. In Wyoming, Michigan, the local repair bench for that job is thin, so a little planning goes a long way. One shop in town handles fridge work, and about a dozen more sit within easy driving distance. Here is how to sort out a cooling problem without losing a week of camping.
Wyoming auto shop with 100+ years in frame, rust, steering and suspension work, including RVs.
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Georgetown Township RV shop rated 4.9 stars, handling roof, AC, electrical, generator and chassis work.
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Camping World RV Service in Grand Rapids handles roof and awning work, maintenance, warranty repairs and parts.
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Grapewood Garage is the one shop in Wyoming set up for refrigerator repair, and it also takes on roof and awning jobs, which helps when a leak and a warm fridge show up together. It carries a 4.3 rating across 115 reviews and handles insurance, body, chassis and parts work. No mobile techs are based in town, so plan on dropping the rig off rather than having someone come to your storage lot. With roughly 12 more shops in the surrounding area, a second opinion or a sooner appointment is usually a short drive away. Ask what their wait looks like before you commit.
RV refrigerators fail in a few familiar ways: no cooling on propane but fine on electric, a freezer that works while the box stays warm, or frost buildup that never clears. Check the simple stuff first. Make sure the rig is level, the vents and roof cap are clear, and the burner area is free of rust and spider webs. A fridge that works on shore power but dies on propane often points to the burner or orifice, not the cooling unit. Jot down what you observed and on which power source. That note saves the tech diagnostic time and often saves you money.
Cooling unit swaps and control board work need a bay, tools and a place to let the unit run and prove itself, so shop work is the normal route for fridge trouble. Mobile techs are better for quick checks and small fixes, but none are listed in Wyoming, so a callout means bringing someone in from elsewhere. Ask upfront whether the shop stocks the part or has to order it. A cooling unit or board that ships in can add days. If your trip is close, say so when you book, and ask whether they can test the fridge before you load food back in.
One shop in Wyoming handles RV refrigerator repair: Grapewood Garage. About 12 more shops are within reach in the surrounding area, which gives you options if the local bench is booked or you want a second opinion on a cooling unit.
Warranty work is not listed for this shop, so call first and ask. If your fridge is covered by a factory warranty or service contract, get approval before any repair starts. Otherwise you may be paying out of pocket for a job the plan would have covered.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Wyoming. Refrigerator repair usually needs a bay where the unit can run and be tested, so plan on taking the rig to a shop. Ask about drop-off times and how long they need the fridge to cycle.
Note whether the fridge fails on propane, electric or both, and check that the rig is level with clear vents. Look for rust or webs at the burner. Bring the model number and those notes to the shop. It speeds diagnosis and helps them tell you if the part is in stock.