J & L RV Repair
Family-owned RV repair shop in Fontana with a 4.5-star rating and 86 reviews, known for warranty work and roof repairs.
Electrical gremlins in an RV are rarely convenient. In Fontana, three shops handle this kind of work, and five more are nearby. The average rating sits at 4.3, so you have decent options. We've had a converter fail on a Friday night and a house battery die mid-trip, so we know the drill. Here's what's around when the lights won't come on.
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Fontana has three shops that list electrical repair, and two of them also send mobile techs. J & L RV Repair is the biggest name here with 86 reviews and a 4.5 rating. They also handle roof, fridge, awning, slide-out, and body work, and they do warranty and insurance jobs. Fleet Services Group is another mobile option, with a 4.3 rating, and they cover A/C, tires, and chassis too. RV & Motorhome Repair Center rounds out the three, with a 4.0 rating, and they work on generators and chassis as well. For electrical, all three can help, but call ahead to see if they have the part in stock.
Two of the three Fontana shops offer mobile service, which can save you a tow if the problem is a dead battery or a faulty converter. Mobile techs come to your site or driveway, but they may not have every part on the truck. If your rig needs a deep electrical diagnostic, a shop with a dedicated bay might be faster in the long run. Ask about diagnostic fees and whether they stock common parts like fuses, relays, and converters. Also, if you're under warranty, get pre-approval before any work starts.
Before you call a shop, do a quick check of your own. Look at the breaker panel and the GFCI outlets. Sometimes a tripped GFCI is the whole problem. Check your battery connections for corrosion and make sure the disconnect switch is on. If you have a generator, see if it runs and whether the transfer switch clicks. Write down what works and what doesn't, including which outlets are dead. That saves the tech time and you money. Also, note your RV's year and model, since electrical systems vary a lot.
There are 3 shops in Fontana that handle RV electrical repair. Two of them also offer mobile service, so a tech can come to you. The average rating among them is 4.3, based on reviews.
Yes, 1 shop in Fontana does warranty work. J & L RV Repair accepts warranty and insurance jobs, so if your RV is under warranty, start there. Always get pre-approval before work begins.
Check the simple things first: the breaker panel, GFCI outlets, and battery connections. If those look fine, call a shop. Describe what works and what doesn't. If you're not comfortable, don't poke around in the electrical panel.
Sometimes. Mobile techs can handle many electrical issues like battery or converter problems, but they might not carry every part. Call ahead and describe the issue. If it's complex, a shop with a dedicated electrical bay may be better.