PNW AutoWork
Diesel, RV and trailer repair shop in Albany with a 4.9 rating and reviewers calling it honest and fairly priced.
Electrical gremlins in an RV are rarely convenient. A converter that quits charging, a generator that cranks but won't carry a load, a fridge that works on shore power but not propane. Albany has two shops that handle this kind of work, averaging 4.6 stars across their reviews, and both also cover A/C, fridges, awnings, water heaters, furnaces, tires and generators.
Diesel, RV and trailer repair shop in Albany with a 4.9 rating and reviewers calling it honest and fairly priced.
McKay RV & Trailer Repair in Albany, Oregon, handles RV and automotive fixes with friendly service and a 4.3-star rating from 72 reviews.
Within a short drive of Albany. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV appliance and systems repair shop in Tangent, Oregon, fixing fridges, furnaces, propane and electrical since 1989.
Mobile RV repair in Corvallis with a 4.5-star rating, known for AC, electrical and roof work.
Corvallis RV shop for roof, AC, awning, electrical and chassis work, rated 4.6 from 49 Google reviews.
Salem RV shop with certified techs for repairs, maintenance, and parts, rated 4.6 from 24 reviews.
PNW AutoWork carries a 4.9 rating over 96 reviews, and the mix of work listed there runs broad: A/C, fridges, awnings, water heaters, furnaces, tires, electrical, generators and windshield. McKay RV & Trailer Repair sits at 4.3 across 72 reviews and does the same core list, plus parts and warranty work. That warranty flag matters. If your rig is still under a service contract, McKay is the one local shop in this list that says it handles warranty claims. Call first and get pre-approval from the warranty provider before anyone touches the wiring, or you may end up paying out of pocket for a repair the plan would have covered.
Most electrical calls start with a symptom, not a diagnosis. Dead outlets on one circuit. Batteries that drain overnight. A generator that runs fine until you switch on the A/C. Bring notes: what works on shore power, what works on battery, what only fails when the generator runs. That saves diagnostic time and money. Ask whether the shop has the parts in stock, since converters, transfer switches and generator control boards are not always on the shelf. Four more shops are listed nearby if the two in Albany are booked out, which happens in spring when everyone de-winterizes at once. Book ahead if you can.
There are no mobile electrical techs listed in Albany right now, so plan on dropping the rig off or waiting at the shop. That changes the calculus: a shop can pull a generator and bench test it, which a driveway visit usually cannot. If your problem is a dead chassis battery or a loose ground, say so on the phone. Some jobs are quick. Others need the rig overnight while a part ships in. Ask up front how long the diagnosis takes and whether the shop charges a flat fee or by the hour.
Two shops in Albany handle RV electrical work, PNW AutoWork and McKay RV & Trailer Repair. Another four shops are listed nearby if neither can fit you in soon.
The two Albany shops average 4.6 stars. PNW AutoWork sits at 4.9 from 96 reviews, and McKay RV & Trailer Repair is at 4.3 from 72 reviews.
McKay RV & Trailer Repair lists warranty work among its features. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts, and confirm the shop will bill the plan directly.
No mobile electrical techs are listed in Albany right now. Both local shops are brick and mortar, which is often better for generator and converter work that needs bench testing.