FIXMYRVGUY
Certified RV tech in Odessa, TX specializing in electrical, AC, water heaters, and fire suppression. 5.0 rating.
Electrical gremlins in an RV are rarely convenient. In Odessa, four shops handle this kind of work, and one more mobile tech is within reach. The average rating sits at 4.1, so you're not rolling the dice. We've gathered the names and what they handle, from dead outlets to finicky converters. No fluff, just who to call when your rig goes dark.
Certified RV tech in Odessa, TX specializing in electrical, AC, water heaters, and fire suppression. 5.0 rating.
RV and boat repair shop in Odessa, Texas, handling roof, AC, and awning work with some warranty help.
Mobile RV repair in Odessa for AC, roof, furnace and plumbing, plus a parts store on site.
Odessa RV repair shop handling roof, AC, electrical, and tank work, open around the clock.
Within a short drive of Odessa. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Midland, TX, handling AC, roof, awning and chassis work. Reviews split on scheduling follow-through.
All four of the electrical specialists here also work on fridges, awnings, and A/C, so a single shop can often chase a problem across systems. That's handy when a dead outlet turns out to be a bad converter or a chewed wire behind the fridge. Two of the shops are mobile, meaning they come to your rig, which beats towing a fifth wheel across town. FIXMYRVGUY holds a perfect 5.0 from a handful of reviews, while S&S Repairs and RV Unlimited have seen far more customers and land at 3.7. Rollin' R.V. Repairs is unrated but lists electrical among its services.
Mobile work makes sense for simple electrical fixes: a dead outlet, a converter swap, or a battery issue. The tech brings the meter and the part if it's on the truck. But if the problem is behind a wall or needs a lift, a shop bay is the better bet. S&S Repairs and RV Unlimited both have parts on hand and do warranty work, so check with your extended warranty provider before anyone starts. Mobile techs often charge a trip fee, so ask upfront. And if you're in a park outside Odessa, confirm they'll come that far.
Spring and early summer fill up fast, so call ahead if you can. Describe the symptom plainly: what works, what doesn't, and when it started. If you've blown a fuse or tripped a breaker, say so. A shop can often tell you over the phone whether it's a quick fix or a drop-off job. Ask if the part is in stock; converters and transfer switches aren't always on the shelf. Two of these shops do warranty work, so have your policy number ready. For anything roof-related, get on the schedule before the rainy season.
There are four shops that handle electrical work, and one additional mobile tech in the surrounding area. Two of the four are mobile, so they can come to your location.
The average rating across these shops is 4.1. FIXMYRVGUY has a 5.0 from a few reviews, while S&S Repairs and RV Unlimited both sit at 3.7 with many more reviews.
Yes, two of the four shops do warranty work. S&S Repairs and RV Unlimited both list warranty among their features. Call ahead to confirm your specific policy is accepted.
Often, yes. Mobile techs handle many electrical issues on site, especially those that don't need a lift. Two of the four shops here are mobile. Ask if they carry the part you might need or if a second visit is likely.