Lakeside RV
Veteran-owned RV repair shop and mobile tech serving Guntersville and North Alabama, rated 4.8 from 53 reviews.
Two RV electrical repair options serve Guntersville, plus one nearby, and both shops handle warranty work. One is mobile only, so your rig can stay put. The average rating is 4.7, which fits a lake town where folks expect things to work when they head out.
Veteran-owned RV repair shop and mobile tech serving Guntersville and North Alabama, rated 4.8 from 53 reviews.
Family-owned Guntersville RV repair shop since 1993, RVTI-certified, with mobile service and Forest River warranty work.
Within a short drive of Guntersville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Attalla RV dealer with sales and service, rated 4.4 from 357 reviews. Known for no-pressure sales and courteous staff.
Electrical gremlins in an RV rarely announce themselves politely. One day the fridge won't cool on shore power, the next the A/C trips a breaker. Both Guntersville shops work on electrical systems, and both handle generators, fridges, awnings, and roofs. D&N RV Service also lists solar, slide-outs, water heaters, furnaces, and body and tire work. Lakeside RV sticks to the core electrical and comfort items. If your problem is a dead outlet or a generator that won't crank, either can help. For solar or a slide-out that won't retract, D&N is the broader choice.
Both businesses offer mobile service, which matters when your RV is set up at a campground or parked at the house. A mobile tech can chase a wiring fault where the rig sits, but some electrical jobs need a shop with a lift or more power. Ask on the phone which type of call fits your symptom. If the rig won't start or the slide-out is stuck out, say so; that changes what they bring. Mobile work usually costs more for the travel, so get that straight before you book. Warranty pre-approval is worth the call. Both shops advertise warranty work, but the provider may need to approve the repair before anyone turns a wrench.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around Lake Guntersville, so call ahead if you're passing through. The two shops have different review counts, but both sit in the good range. When you call, ask if the part is in stock. Electrical parts are often the holdup, and a shop that has to order a converter or a transfer switch will keep your rig longer. For older rigs, bring any wiring diagrams you have. It saves the tech from tracing every circuit by hand.
There are 2 RV electrical repair shops listed in Guntersville, plus 1 nearby option. Both Guntersville shops offer mobile service and warranty work, so you have a couple of ways to get a dead circuit or a finicky generator looked at.
Yes. Both Lakeside RV and D&N RV Service list generator repair among their services, along with electrical. That covers everything from a generator that won't start to one that runs but won't carry the load. Ask about the specific symptom when you call.
Both Guntersville shops advertise mobile service, so yes, they can come to you. That is handy at a campground or if the RV won't move. Tell them where you are and what the electrical problem is, since some jobs still need a shop.
The average rating across the two Guntersville shops is 4.7. Lakeside RV has a 4.8 from 53 reviews, and D&N RV Service has a 4.5 from 212 reviews. Both are in a solid range for RV work.