Team Curly Butt
Mobile RV repair serving Coos Bay and the mid Oregon coast, rated 5.0 from 63 reviews for fair pricing and clear explanations.
Coos Bay, OR
RV Electrical Repair in Coos Bay, OR
Electrical gremlins are the worst kind of RV problem, because half the time the fix is a loose ground you can't see and the other half it's a converter that quit without warning. Coos Bay has two shops that handle this work, and both also turn wrenches on fridges, awnings, A/C and generators, which helps when one dead circuit turns out to be three small things. The pair average 4.8 stars across more than a hundred reviews.
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2Shops listed
4.8★Average Google rating
1Do warranty work
RV repair shops in Coos Bay
Tony's RV Service & Repair
Family-owned RV repair shop in Coos Bay with a 4.5-star rating from 58 reviews, known for honest service and quick fixes.
Two shops, one of them mobile
The short list here is two businesses, and only one of them comes to you. Team Curly Butt runs a mobile operation with a 5.0 rating over 63 reviews and handles roof, A/C, fridge, awning, slide-out, electrical and generator work, plus parts. Tony's RV Service & Repair is the shop side, rated 4.5 across 58 reviews, and it takes warranty and insurance jobs, which matters if your rig is still covered. Call first either way. Electrical diagnosis eats time, and a shop that knows you're coming can have a converter or relay on the shelf before you arrive.
Start with the simple stuff
Before you pay anyone, check the house batteries and the connections at the terminals. A shocking number of dead 12-volt systems trace back to a corroded ground strap or a battery that won't hold a charge. If shore power trips the pedestal breaker, unplug and stop resetting it. That's a short, and it needs a meter and someone who knows where to look. Ask whether the shop stocks the parts your rig likely needs. Older converters and transfer switches are not always on the shelf, and waiting on a delivery is the slow part of most electrical repairs.
Mobile versus shop work
A mobile tech makes sense for a dead outlet, a fridge that won't fire on propane, or a generator that cranks but won't run. You stay parked and skip the drive. Shop work is better when the diagnosis needs bench testing or the repair pulls the converter out of a compartment. Team Curly Butt covers the mobile side here. If your problem is body damage or tires along with the wiring, Tony's handles both, which can save a second trip across town. In spring, book ahead. Everyone who stored their rig all winter discovers the same problems in the same few weeks.
Specialists in Coos Bay
Nearby cities
- Veneta, OR (2, 65 mi)
- Eugene, OR (4, 73 mi)
- Junction City, OR (2, 77 mi)
- Creswell, OR (1, 72 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many RV electrical repair shops are in Coos Bay?
Two. Both are listed for electrical work, and they average 4.8 stars across 121 reviews combined. One is a mobile tech and one is a shop, so you have a choice between having someone come to your site or dropping the rig off.
Can a mobile tech handle electrical repairs?
Yes, for many jobs. Team Curly Butt is the mobile option here and lists electrical work along with generators, A/C and fridges. Simple faults like a dead outlet or a fridge that won't light are good candidates. A converter that needs bench testing may still mean a shop visit.
Will either shop do warranty work?
One of the two, Tony's RV Service & Repair, lists warranty and insurance work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts, and ask what documentation they need. That call up front is the difference between a covered repair and an argument.
My generator starts but won't keep running. Who should I call?
Both shops list generator repair. A mobile tech saves you the drive if the fix is fuel delivery or a clogged carburetor, which is common after a winter of sitting. If it needs a deeper tear-down, the shop side is the better fit. Describe the symptom when you call.