The RV Expert
Decatur RV repair shop and mobile tech serving Wise County, rated 4.8 stars across 81 Google reviews.
When the lights flicker or the outlet stops working, you want someone who knows RV wiring, not just house wiring. Decatur has two shops that handle electrical repair, plus three more nearby. Both local shops are mobile-capable, so they can come to your rig. The average rating is 4.5, and one shop does warranty work. Here's what to expect and who to call.
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Electrical problems in an RV can be as simple as a tripped breaker or as messy as a chewed wire behind a panel. The two shops here both work on fridges, A/Cs, and awnings too, so they're used to tracing circuits that feed multiple systems. One does body work and winterization; the other handles water heaters and chassis wiring. If your issue is intermittent, ask if they can test under load. And if you're heading out soon, call ahead: spring and summer fill up fast, and mobile techs book out days in advance.
Both Decatur shops offer mobile service, which is a lifesaver when your rig won't start or a slide-out is stuck. But mobile work has limits: some diagnostics need a full shop with a 30-amp hookup and bench testing. Ask up front if the repair can be done on site or if you'll need to bring it in. Also confirm the tech carries the parts you might need; common fuses and connectors are usually on the truck, but a specific converter or control board may need ordering. That's worth knowing before you wait around.
One of the two shops does warranty work, but that doesn't mean your policy is automatically covered. Call your warranty provider first and ask what they need: a diagnosis, photos, or an estimate. Then book with a shop that's familiar with the process. The RV Expert lists insurance among its features, which can help if your electrical issue came from a road hazard or a surge. Keep receipts and ask for the old parts back; some providers want proof of failure. A few minutes on the phone can save a fight later.
There are 2 shops in Decatur that do electrical repair, and 3 more nearby. Both local shops are mobile-capable, so they can come to you.
The average rating is 4.5 stars. The RV Expert has 4.8 from 81 reviews, and Logan RV Repair has 4.3 from 20 reviews.
Yes, both shops in Decatur offer mobile service. That's handy for a rig that won't start or a slide-out that's stuck. But ask if the repair can be done on site or if it needs a shop.
One shop in Decatur does warranty work. Call your warranty provider first to get pre-approval and find out what they need, like a diagnosis or photos. Then book with a shop that handles warranty claims.