Tradewinds Coach and Marine
Prevost and luxury coach shop in DeLand handling AC, generators, remodels and pre-purchase help.
When the lights flicker or the inverter quits, you want an RV electrician who answers the phone. DeLand has two shops that handle electrical work, and both have solid ratings from campers who have been there. One is a full-service shop with a long history; the other is a mobile tech who comes to you. Here is what you need to know before you call.
Prevost and luxury coach shop in DeLand handling AC, generators, remodels and pre-purchase help.
Mobile RV repair serving DeLand, FL, with roof, AC, awning and electrical work brought to your site.
Within a short drive of DeLand. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-owned DeBary RV shop handling roof, awning, AC, body and warranty work, rated 4.6 from 387 reviews.
Sanford RV shop with mobile service, roof/AC/awning repairs, and a 3.7-star rating from 20 reviews.
Tradewinds Coach and Marine on the north side of town has been the go-to for years. They handle AC, fridges, awnings, furnaces, and electrical, and they keep a generator and chassis work in-house. The crew works weekends, which helps if your trip is Friday. A1 RV Repair is a mobile tech with a perfect 5.0 rating from a single review, but that one review speaks to careful work. They cover everything from solar to slide-outs and carry parts on the truck. For electrical gremlins, start with a phone call. Describe the symptom: dead outlet, burning smell, battery not charging. Both shops will tell you if it is a quick fix or a drop-off job.
A1 RV Repair comes to your campsite or driveway, which saves you the hassle of moving a rig with a bad electrical system. That is a real advantage if your slides are stuck or your jacks won't retract. Tradewinds is a traditional shop where you leave the RV and they work on it. If you are staying at a campground near DeLand and don't want to break camp, mobile is the way. If the problem is deep in the panel or needs a generator load test, a shop with a dedicated bay might be better.
Ask if the part is in stock. Electrical parts like converters, transfer switches, and solenoids are not always on the shelf. Both shops listed here have generator experience, so they can test your genset under load. If you are under warranty, get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any work starts. And if your electrical issue involves a roof leak, mention it, because water and wiring don't mix. A1 handles roof work too, so they can spot the source.
There are 2 RV electrical repair shops in DeLand. Both are listed with ratings, and one is a mobile tech that comes to you.
The average rating is 4.8 out of 5 based on the two shops listed. Tradewinds has a 4.5 from 39 reviews, and A1 has a 5.0 from 1 review.
Yes, A1 RV Repair is a mobile tech that handles electrical, solar, and more. They come to your location, which is helpful if your rig isn't safe to drive.
Both Tradewinds Coach and Marine and A1 RV Repair list generator service. That means they can diagnose and repair your onboard generator, not just the RV's 12-volt system.