Tri County RV Repair
Boca Raton RV repair shop rated 5.0, handling roof resealing, AC, awnings, slide-outs and water damage.
When the lights dim or the inverter quits, you need an RV electrician who can trace a fault without tearing apart your rig. Boca Raton has two shops that handle electrical work, and three more nearby. One has a perfect rating from a single review; the other has seen more RVs but with mixed feedback. Here's what to know before you call.
Boca Raton RV repair shop rated 5.0, handling roof resealing, AC, awnings, slide-outs and water damage.
Boca Raton RV shop for roof sealing, cleaning and detailing, with mixed reviews on repairs and pricing.
Within a short drive of Boca Raton. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Pompano Beach truck and trailer shop with 4.8 stars from 265 reviews, also handling RV roof, AC and chassis work.
Pompano Beach RV shop for roof resealing, awning repair, slide-out work, and fast brake service with fair pricing.
Coral Springs RV shop handling roof resealing, leak repair, awnings, slide-outs and water damage restoration.
Electrical gremlins in an RV rarely fix themselves. In Boca Raton, the two listed shops cover the usual suspects: Tri County RV Repair handles everything from solar to generators, and Tony's RV's & Repairs focuses on the electrical side of roof, fridge, and awning work. Both also do general repair, so they can chase a problem that crosses systems. Call ahead and describe the symptoms: whether it's a dead outlet, a breaker that trips, or a generator that won't stay running. Ask if they can test the whole 12-volt and 120-volt side, not just the part you think is broken. That saves you a second trip.
No mobile electrical specialists are listed in Boca Raton right now. That means you'll likely need to take your RV to a shop unless a general mobile tech is willing to handle the job. For simple fixes like a failed converter or a loose ground, a mobile call might still work, but confirm they carry electrical test gear and have done RV wiring before. For anything involving the generator or solar setup, a shop with a dedicated bay is usually the better bet. If your rig is stuck at a campground, ask if the shop does house calls or can recommend someone who does. Otherwise, plan to drive it in.
Boca Raton's snowbird season fills service bays fast, so call early in the week if you need work done before a weekend trip. Ask whether the shop stocks common parts like fuses, relays, converters, or transfer switches. If not, you may wait on an order. Also ask if they can test your batteries and charging system while it's in the bay; electrical problems often trace back to a weak coach battery. One shop here has a single review, so it's worth asking about recent electrical jobs and whether they guarantee the diagnosis. Get the estimate in writing before they start.
There are 2 RV electrical repair shops in Boca Raton, and 3 more nearby. That gives you a few options, but not all may specialize in electrical work, so call ahead to confirm they handle the specific issue you have.
No mobile RV electrical techs are listed in Boca Raton. Both listed shops appear to be fixed locations, so you'll need to bring your RV to them unless you find a general mobile tech who handles electrical repairs.
Ask if they can test both the 12-volt and 120-volt systems, whether they stock common parts like converters or fuses, and if they charge a diagnostic fee. Also ask about their experience with your specific issue, such as generator or solar problems.
Tri County RV Repair lists generator and solar among its services, so they are equipped to handle those. Tony's RV's & Repairs does not list generator or solar, but they may still diagnose related electrical faults. Confirm when you call.