Boulder Nomadic
Boulder shop building and repairing camper vans and Airstreams, rated 5.0 from 18 reviews.
When your RV's electrical system acts up, you want a fix fast. Boulder has two shops that handle this kind of work, and both hold a perfect 5.0 rating. That's a good sign in a town where a dead battery or a flickering outlet can ruin a trip. The shops here also handle A/C, fridges, and awnings, so you can get multiple issues sorted in one visit.
Boulder shop building and repairing camper vans and Airstreams, rated 5.0 from 18 reviews.
Boulder auto shop rated 5.0 from 11 reviews, handling RV repairs, welding, and heavy-duty truck work.
Within a short drive of Boulder. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Certified RV repair shop in Longmont with mobile service, propane refills, and a parts store. Rated 4.3 from 48 reviews.
RV repair shop in Longmont, CO with certified techs, propane refill, and a 20,000-part store; mixed reviews.
Family-owned mobile RV repair serving Longmont and most of Colorado, with mixed reviews on thoroughness and follow-through.
The two shops here both list electrical among their services, and they also cover A/C, fridges, and awnings. One adds body work and windshield replacement, the other handles tires and leveling. That mix matters if your electrical gremlin turns out to be a bad ground near the chassis. Ask upfront whether they diagnose with a multimeter or just swap parts. A shop that traces the circuit saves you money. Book ahead in spring when everyone else is de-winterizing.
Boulder has no mobile electrical specialists listed, so you'll need to bring your RV to a shop. That's not unusual for electrical work, which often needs a bay and shore power. Call first and describe the symptoms. If your house batteries won't hold a charge or your inverter shuts down, ask if they can test the whole system. Some shops will let you wait if the job is small. Otherwise, plan to leave it for the day.
Both shops have a 5.0 average, with 18 and 11 reviews respectively. That's a small sample, but consistent. Read the recent ones for mentions of electrical work. A shop that explains what went wrong and shows you the old part is worth your time. If a review says they fixed a problem another shop missed, that's a good sign. Don't ignore the few negative reviews; see if there's a pattern.
There are 2 shops in Boulder that list electrical repair, and both have a 5.0 average rating. Three more nearby bring the total to 5 options if you widen your search.
None are listed as mobile in Boulder. You'll need to take your RV to a shop. If you need mobile service, call the nearby shops and ask; some may offer it even if not advertised.
Describe the symptoms clearly, like whether the issue is with 12-volt or 120-volt systems. Ask if they can test batteries, converters, and inverters. Also ask about their diagnostic fee and whether they can get you in this week.
Yes, both shops also handle A/C, fridges, and awnings. One does body work and windshields, and the other does tires and leveling. That means you can often get several fixes done in one visit.