RVFix of Cheyenne
RV repair shop in Cheyenne with mobile service and video calls, rated 5.0 from 64 reviews.
When the lights flicker or the fridge quits, you need an RV electrician who can sort it out fast. Cheyenne has three shops that handle RV electrical work, and all three are mobile, meaning they come to you. They average 4.9 stars from 303 reviews. Two of them also do warranty work, which saves a headache if your rig is still covered.
RV repair shop in Cheyenne with mobile service and video calls, rated 5.0 from 64 reviews.
Cheyenne heavy-duty diesel shop with 4.8 stars from 237 reviews, handling RV, trailer and semi-truck repair plus mobile roadside help.
Mobile RV repair based at AB Camping and RV Park in Cheyenne, handling AC, awning, fridge and electrical fixes.
Electrical gremlins in an RV rarely fix themselves. The three Cheyenne shops on this list all offer mobile service, so you can often avoid towing your rig across town. They also handle A/C, fridges, awnings, and body work. Two of the three handle furnace repairs and slide-outs, and two do warranty work. That matters if your rig is still under an extended plan, since most plans want pre-approval before any work starts. Call ahead, describe the symptom, and ask if the part is in stock. Weekend appointments are available at two of the shops, which helps if you're passing through.
Most electrical jobs are fine as mobile calls: a dead outlet, a converter that won't charge, a fridge that works on propane but not AC. The tech comes to your campsite or driveway with meters and parts. But some jobs need a shop with a lift or a dedicated bay, like heavy battery bank upgrades or a generator that needs to come out. Ask on the phone which type your problem is. And if you're at a campground, check with the office first; some allow mobile techs and some don't. It's a quick call that saves a wasted trip. For warranty work, have your policy number and the claim approval ready before the tech arrives. That keeps the visit moving.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as folks get ready for road trips. If you're in Cheyenne and need electrical work, call a week or two ahead if you can. Cheyenne's wind and temperature swings are hard on roof sealant and wiring connections, so it's worth having the tech look at both while they're there. Before you book, ask if they carry the part for your fridge or A/C, and confirm the service call fee. The two warranty shops can often bill your plan directly, but you'll need pre-approval. And if you're staying at AB Camping and RV Park, one of the shops is right there, which cuts down on travel time.
There are 3 RV electrical repair shops in Cheyenne. All 3 offer mobile service, and they average 4.9 stars from 303 reviews. Two of the three also do warranty work.
Yes, all 3 shops in Cheyenne offer mobile service. That means a tech can come to your campsite or home. It's a good option for outlet, converter, or fridge problems that don't need a shop bay.
Yes, 2 of the 3 Cheyenne shops do warranty work. Call ahead with your policy number and get pre-approval from your warranty provider. That way the shop can bill the plan directly and you avoid paying out of pocket.
RVFix of Cheyenne has a 5.0 rating from 64 reviews, and RVFix at AB Camping and RV Park also has a 5.0 rating. Patriot Diesel & Automotive has a 4.8 rating from 237 reviews. All three handle electrical work.