Trotter's RV
RV repair shop in Kingman, AZ with a 4.1-star rating from 373 reviews, handling repairs, parts, and warranties.
Electrical gremlins in an RV can ruin a trip fast. In Kingman, you have three shops that handle RV electrical repair, plus one mobile tech who can come to you. Average rating is 4.0, based on the larger shops. Whether it's a dead outlet, a solar controller that quit, or a generator that won't start, these folks know the desert climate and what it does to wiring.
RV repair shop in Kingman, AZ with a 4.1-star rating from 373 reviews, handling repairs, parts, and warranties.
Mobile RV and boat repair serving Kingman and a 250-mile radius, with mixed reviews on service and communication.
Kingman RV and Airstream shop doing repairs, remodels, cabinetry, upholstery and solar, open by appointment.
Within a short drive of Kingman. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Golden Valley, AZ, handling A/C, roofs, plumbing and electrical, with mixed customer feedback.
Three shops in Kingman list electrical repair, and all three also handle solar, so you're covered if your panels or charge controller are acting up. Two of the three work on roofs, which matters because roof leaks and wiring problems often go together. One shop, Trotter's RV, has a generator specialty and a big review count, so they've seen it all. The other two are smaller and may be quicker to book. If you're boondocking near Route 66, ask about mobile service: Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine comes to you and can handle electrical and solar on site.
A mobile tech is handy when your rig won't move or you're camped out. Byrd's is the one mobile option here, and they also do body and chassis work, so they can tackle collision-related electrical issues. But for deep troubleshooting, a shop with a parts counter like Trotter's may be better. If your problem is intermittent, try to reproduce it before you go. Note what's running when it happens. That saves diagnostic time and money. And if you're under warranty, get pre-approval before work starts; one shop here handles warranty claims.
Kingman gets plenty of sun, so solar is popular. All three shops service solar, but if your system isn't charging, check the simple stuff first: connections, fuses, and shade on the panels. For generators, only Trotter's lists generator repair. If yours is surging or won't start, call ahead and ask if they have the part in stock. Same goes for electrical components. Parts for older RVs can be hard to find, so a quick call can save you a trip. And if you're heading out in spring, book ahead; that's when everyone else is getting ready too.
There are 3 shops in Kingman that list electrical repair, and 1 of those is a mobile tech that comes to you. All 3 also handle solar, and 2 work on roofs, which is useful if your electrical issue started with a leak.
Yes, Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine is the one mobile option here. They can come to your campsite or home and handle electrical, solar, and even body work. It's a good choice if your rig isn't driveable.
The average rating is 4.0, based on the larger shops. Trotter's RV has a 4.1 with 373 reviews, while Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine has a 3.9 with 14 reviews. The third shop doesn't have a rating yet.
One shop in Kingman, Byrd's Mobile RV & Marine, lists warranty work. Always call ahead to confirm they can handle your specific warranty provider and get pre-approval before any repairs begin.