Tishomingo RV Repair
Tishomingo RV shop rated 4.8 stars by 63 reviewers, known for roof work, warranty fixes and friendly crew.
An electrical gremlin in an RV is usually a loose ground, a tired converter or a shore cord that got hot at the plug. Mississippi has 8 shops and mobile techs listed for this kind of work, averaging 4.7 stars, and 7 of them come to you. That matters when the problem is a dead outlet and driving the rig somewhere feels like a bad idea.
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Seven of the 8 listings do mobile work, so most electrical trouble can be handled in your driveway or at the campground. That is the right call for a converter that quit, a breaker that keeps tripping or a 12 volt circuit that reads dead. A shop still makes sense for bigger jobs or when a part has to be ordered. Ask on the phone whether the tech carries a spare converter and the common fuses, because a second trip is a second wait. Before anyone arrives, note what works and what does not. Which outlets are dead, does the microwave run on shore power, does the battery hold a charge overnight. Small details save diagnostic time and often money.
Three of the listings say they handle warranty work. If your rig is still covered, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval before the tech starts, or you may be paying out of pocket for a repair that should have been covered. Advanced Mobile Home & RV Supply and Town & Country Mobile RV Service & Repair both list parts and warranty work, which helps when a replacement converter or breaker is needed the same day. Around Belmont and Tishomingo, the closest names tend to book up, so call early in the week rather than on a Friday afternoon when everyone else has the same idea.
In this state, air conditioning runs hard for months and the electrical side takes the hit. Eight of the listings handle A/C and fridges, and all 8 do electrical, so a fridge that will not switch to 12 volt or an A/C that trips the breaker is common ground. Water heaters show up at 6 listings, furnaces at 2. Roof work is listed at 4, and a roof leak that soaks a ceiling fixture can start the electrical problem in the first place. Tishomingo RV Repair and Davidson RV both carry roof and electrical together, which is handy when one caused the other. Solar is thin at 1 listing, so plan ahead if that is your setup.
There are 8 listings, with an average rating of 4.7. Seven of them offer mobile service, so most electrical work can be done where your RV is parked rather than at a shop.
Three of the 8 listings say they do warranty work. Call your warranty provider for pre-approval before the repair starts, and confirm with the shop or tech that they will bill the provider directly.
Often yes. Mobile techs carry meters, fuses and common parts, and 7 of the 8 listings are mobile. Describe the symptom on the phone so they bring the right converter or breaker instead of making a second trip.
Say so when you call. Four listings handle roof work along with electrical, including Tishomingo RV Repair and Davidson RV. Sealing the leak first keeps water out of the new wiring and saves a repeat visit.