RV Service Club
RV Service Club in Seminole, FL has a 5.0 rating from 249 reviews for mobile RV repair, roof, AC, and awning work.
Electrical gremlins in an RV are special: they can be a blown fuse or a converter that quietly quits at 2 a.m. In Florida, we have 225 electrical repair shops and mobile techs listed, with an average rating of 4.6. That means you have choices, but you also need to know who will actually show up and fix it right.
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Most calls start with something not working: a fridge that won't cool on 12 volts, a generator that cranks but won't run, or a slide-out that moves an inch and stops. Florida heat and humidity speed up corrosion on connections and make roof sealant fail, so water finds its way into ceiling lights and control boards. A good tech will test the whole circuit, not just swap a fuse. Ask if they carry common parts like converters, breakers, and fuses, or if they will need to order. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval before work begins, and save the receipts.
A mobile tech can handle a lot in your driveway or campsite, and that is a big deal when a slide-out is stuck open or the A/C dies in July. Of the 225 shops here, 146 offer mobile service. But some electrical chasing needs a shop with a dedicated bay and shore power. If the problem is intermittent, ask the tech how they test for it. You do not want to pay for guesswork. Also ask about travel fees, since mobile calls often include one. The best shops are honest about what they can fix on site and what needs to come in.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as snowbirds head north and locals prep for trips. Book ahead if you can, especially for generator service or solar upgrades. Weekend availability is common but not universal, so confirm. When you call, have your RV's year, make, and model ready, plus a clear description of the symptom. A good shop will tell you if the part is in stock or on order. If you are handy, checking fuses and breakers first can save you a service call, but do not poke around a live panel if you are not sure.
There are 225 listed, with an average rating of 4.6. That includes 146 that offer mobile service, which is handy when your rig cannot move or you are at a campsite.
Yes, 84 of the 225 shops say they do warranty work. Call ahead with your warranty provider and policy number so they can get pre-approval before you arrive.
Yes, 146 of the 225 shops offer mobile service. Mobile techs can handle many electrical issues on site, but some jobs need a shop bay with shore power for testing.
Check your fuses, breakers, and the battery disconnect switch. Note whether the problem happens on shore power, battery, or both. Have your RV's year, make, and model ready, and describe exactly what stops working.