Bumper Plus Autobody
San Diego collision and body shop in Miramar with a 5.0 rating, known for bumper repair and insurance help.
Electrical gremlins in an RV are a special kind of frustrating. One minute the fridge is cold, the next it's warm and the lights are dim. In San Diego, five shops handle RV electrical repair, and they average a perfect 5.0 rating. Two of them will do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Here's what you need to know before you call.
San Diego collision and body shop in Miramar with a 5.0 rating, known for bumper repair and insurance help.
Sprinter specialists in San Diego with a 5.0 rating from 116 reviews, known for honest, knowledgeable service.
Mobile RV solar and battery installer in San Diego with a 5.0 rating from 34 Google reviews.
San Diego van conversion shop with a 5.0 rating, known for off-grid electrical work and custom builds.
San Diego extended warranty provider covering RV AC, brakes, electrical and chassis repairs.
Within a short drive of San Diego. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Lemon Grove RV shop with mobile service across San Diego County, rated 4.7 from 183 Google reviews.
El Cajon body shop rated 4.9 stars, handling RV collision repair, paint matching and insurance work.
The five electrical shops here cover a lot of ground. All five work on fridges and awnings, and every one handles electrical. Three do solar, two handle A/C, and a couple take on body and chassis work. If your problem is a dead outlet, a finicky inverter, or a fridge that won't run on 12 volts, start with a shop that lists electrical as a specialty. Bumper Plus Autobody has the most reviews by far, with 671, so expect a busy schedule. Sprinter Van Solutions is the only mobile tech in the group, which helps if your rig won't move.
A mobile tech can be a lifesaver when your RV is stuck at a campground or won't start. Sprinter Van Solutions is the one mobile option among these five, and they also handle tires and windshields, so they're set up for roadside-type calls. But some electrical gremlins, like a failed converter or a solar controller that needs bench testing, are easier to sort in a shop with parts on hand. RV and Marine Solar keeps parts in stock, and Serv-Tech Warranties also lists parts, so ask if the part is on the shelf before you book. That one question can save you a second trip.
Two of the five shops do warranty work: Bumper Plus Autobody and Serv-Tech Warranties. If your rig is under an extended warranty, call ahead and ask what the shop needs from you. Most warranty providers want pre-approval before any work starts, and some will only pay for a remanufactured part or a specific diagnostic fee. Get that sorted before you drop the RV off. Serv-Tech also lists emergency service and chassis work, so they may be the better call if your electrical issue is keeping you from driving. And if you're handy, check the obvious first: battery terminals, fuses, and the converter breaker.
There are 5 shops that handle RV electrical repair in San Diego. They all have a 5.0 average rating, and 2 of them do warranty work. One is a mobile tech, so you can get help where you're parked.
Yes, 1 of the 5 is a mobile tech: Sprinter Van Solutions. They come to you, which is handy if your RV won't move or you're staying at a campground. They also handle tires, windshields, and body work.
Three of the five shops list solar: Sprinter Van Solutions, RV and Marine Solar, and 7 Seas Vans. If your solar controller is acting up or your panels aren't charging, start with one of those. Ask if they stock the parts you might need.
Check the simple stuff first: battery terminals, fuses, and the converter breaker. If those are fine, call a shop and ask about their diagnostic fee and whether they have the part in stock. For warranty work, get pre-approval before any repairs start.