The Recreational Vehicle Refrigeration Network Association (RVRN) announced it has had an approximate 80% increase in the RVRN membership in the last few months, and are now in 21 states and growing. “We receive many calls daily from those inquiring about our training. I feel this is due to the slower business economy driving business owners to provide a quality service that local competitive service centers do not offer,” said Randy Canter, Director of the RVRN.

Though RV technicians are obtaining this training, many others are from fields outside the RV Industry, such as HVAC, appliance repair, welders, etc., and even the RV owner. This growing interest in RV refrigerator reconditioning is also being fueled by the RV owners, who have become aware of their options and are trying to help keep the planet green while saving money and receiving a better product with the industry’s best warranty, reveals the association’s press release.