TK Mobile Services
Mobile RV and heavy truck repair based in Yemassee, SC, offering AC, brakes, tires and 24-hour emergency roadside help.
A warm fridge full of food that won't cool is a special kind of bad morning, and in Yemassee you have exactly one shop that lists refrigerator work. That's it, one. Nearby there are five more options if you widen the drive. The local pick is TK Mobile Services, a mobile outfit that also handles A/C and awnings, so it can come to where your rig sits.
Mobile RV and heavy truck repair based in Yemassee, SC, offering AC, brakes, tires and 24-hour emergency roadside help.
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Yemassee is small, and one shop doing fridge work tells you what to expect: call early, be flexible, and don't assume same-day. TK Mobile Services carries a 3.0 rating from 2 reviews and travels to you, which helps if your RV is parked and not going anywhere. It also lists chassis and emergency work, so a fridge call could turn into a broader conversation about what else is acting up. Ask whether the replacement part is in stock before anyone drives out. Cooling units and control boards are the usual suspects, and a part on order can mean a second visit. Mobile work saves you a tow, but heavy fridge swaps sometimes still need a shop with a lift.
Most RV fridge complaints come down to a short list. It runs on shore power but not propane, or the reverse. The freezer stays cold while the lower box goes warm. Frost builds where it shouldn't, or you smell ammonia, which usually means the cooling unit is done. Write down what happens and when so the tech isn't guessing. Before you call, check the simple stuff: the breaker, the fuse on the control board, and whether the rig is level. An out-of-level fridge can quit cooling without anything being broken. If you're boondocking, note your battery voltage too. Low power trips up these units more than people think.
Spring and early summer fill calendars fast in the Lowcountry, and mobile techs juggle a wide route across Beaufort and Hampton counties. Call ahead rather than waiting for a Friday afternoon failure. If your trip is booked and the fridge is the reason, say so. It helps the scheduler place you. Warranty is its own step. Many fridge makers want pre-approval before a repair, so have your model and serial number ready from the sticker inside the door. None of the shops here are flagged for warranty work, so confirm coverage before anyone touches the unit. Keep your receipts either way.
There is 1 shop listed for RV refrigerator repair in Yemassee. Another 5 are nearby if you're willing to drive a bit. With only one local option, call early and ask about parts availability before you count on a same-day fix.
TK Mobile Services is the one listed, with a 3.0 rating from 2 reviews. It's a mobile tech, so it comes to your rig, and it also lists A/C, awning, chassis, and emergency work. Confirm the fridge part is in stock before booking.
Often yes for diagnosis, control boards, fuses, and propane issues. A failed cooling unit is heavier work and may need a shop. Ask on the phone what the tech can do in your spot, and mention whether your rig is level and on shore power.
That depends on your fridge maker and policy, so call them first. Many want pre-approval before a repair. None of the shops listed here are flagged for warranty work, so confirm coverage and keep your receipts. Have your model and serial number ready when you call.