Alpine RV & Trailer Repair
Battle Ground RV shop rated 4.9 stars, handling roof, brake, hitch and slide work for trailers and motorhomes.
Electrical gremlins are the worst kind, because half the time the thing that quit is a symptom and not the cause. Battle Ground has two shops that handle this work, averaging 4.5 stars across the listings, plus four more nearby. One is a full shop on the north side of town, the other is a mobile tech who comes to your rig. Know which one you need before you call.
Battle Ground RV shop rated 4.9 stars, handling roof, brake, hitch and slide work for trailers and motorhomes.
Battle Ground mobile RV repair with a 4.0 rating over 28 Google reviews, known for fast scheduling and water heater fixes.
Within a short drive of Battle Ground. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair serving Clark County and Cowlitz County since 1997, with a 4.3 Google rating.
Vancouver RV shop handling collision, body, roof and general repairs on all makes, rated 4.5 stars by reviewers.
Full-service RV repair shop in Vancouver, WA, with a 4.5-star rating from 281 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Vancouver, WA with a 4.6-star rating from 24 reviews. Known for quick response and knowledgeable fixes.
Alpine RV & Trailer Repair keeps a shop with chassis and parts on hand, so a dead converter or a bad ground can get tested on a bench instead of guessed at in the rain. Aaron's Affordable Mobile RV Repair comes to you, and the listing flags emergency service, which matters when the fridge quits with a week of food in it. My rule: if the problem is intermittent, take it to a shop where it can sit and be tested. If it is dead and you are stuck, call the mobile tech.
Most electrical calls are simple things wearing out. A converter stops charging the house battery. A corroded ground makes the lights flicker. The fridge control board acts up and the freezer thaws overnight. Both Battle Ground listings handle fridges and awnings, and Alpine also lists tires. Aaron's covers solar, furnace and winterizing too. Ask whether the part is in stock before you haul the rig over. A control board nobody has on the shelf turns a same-day fix into a week.
Spring is when everyone remembers the RV needs attention, and the good shops book out. Call ahead rather than showing up and hoping. Aaron's is the one to ring if the issue is urgent, since mobile and emergency service is on the listing. While the tech is in there, have them look at the roof and awning seams. Both shops list roof and awning work, and water finding a way into a light fixture is a common follow-on to old sealant. One visit beats two.
There are 2 shops listed in Battle Ground itself, and another 4 nearby. They average 4.5 stars across the listings. One is a full repair shop and one is a mobile tech who travels to your rig.
Yes. Aaron's Affordable Mobile RV Repair LLC is listed as mobile with emergency service, and electrical work is among their types. That is the call to make if your rig cannot be driven or you are stuck at a campsite.
Both Battle Ground businesses list fridge and awning repair alongside electrical. Alpine RV & Trailer Repair also lists tires and roof work. Bundling the jobs into one appointment usually saves you a second trip.
Worth a phone call. Neither Battle Ground listing shows warranty work as a feature, so ask directly if your rig is still covered. Get any approval in writing before the tech starts, or you may end up paying out of pocket for a repair the manufacturer would have covered.