Gilley Mobile RV Service LLC
Mobile RV repair in Bastrop run by Travis and Lynda, rated 5.0 from 215 reviews, with weekend service and a stocked truck.
A dead outlet or a converter that quits on a summer night will end a trip fast. Bastrop has two mobile RV electrical repair techs listed here, averaging 4.8 stars across 240 reviews, plus three more shops in nearby towns. Both local techs come to you, which beats towing a rig with no house power. Spring fills their calendars, so call ahead.
Mobile RV repair in Bastrop run by Travis and Lynda, rated 5.0 from 215 reviews, with weekend service and a stocked truck.
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Both businesses listed for Bastrop are mobile techs, so the work happens where you park, whether that is a campground off Highway 71 or your own driveway. That matters most for electrical trouble, because a rig with a bad converter or a tripped breaker is not something you want to drive across town. Expect them to test the battery bank, the converter, the shoreline connection and the breaker panel before anything gets swapped. Ask on the phone what they stock on the truck. Some jobs need a part ordered in, and a weekend call helps if the trouble shows up Friday night. Gilley Mobile RV Service LLC carries 5.0 stars across 215 reviews and handles electrical work alongside roof, A/C, fridge and slide-out repairs. By the Way Mobile RV Service sits at 4.7 stars on 25 reviews, with electrical work plus generator service and chassis help. Two techs is a thin roster, so book early.
Most electrical calls trace back to a handful of things: a shoreline cord with a burnt end, a converter that stopped charging, a battery that will not hold, or a breaker that keeps tripping. Loose grounds cause odd gremlins where lights dim when the furnace kicks on. A tech will work through those in order before condemning a part. One note on the numbers above: warranty work was not confirmed for either local tech, so if your rig is still under an extended plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the wiring.
Call as soon as something fails. Both Bastrop techs keep weekend hours, which helps when a trip is already underway, and both carry parts on the truck. If neither can get to you, three more shops sit in the nearby towns and are worth the drive for a bench repair. Ask whether the tech will come out for a diagnosis first, since a failed converter and a dead battery can look identical from the driver's seat. Winter is the quiet stretch here, so that is the time for a slow look at your 12-volt system.
Two mobile techs are listed in Bastrop itself, and three more shops are within reach in nearby towns. The two local techs average 4.8 stars from 240 total reviews.
Yes. Both listed businesses are mobile techs, so they travel to your RV rather than you bringing it in. That works well for electrical faults that make a rig unsafe to drive.
More than you think. With only two local techs, the calendar fills fast when the weather turns nice. Call a few days ahead if you can, and mention your campsite so they can plan the route.
Warranty work was not confirmed for either Bastrop tech, so do not assume it. Call your warranty provider and get pre-approval before the repair starts, and keep the receipt and any parts list.