Wilson RV
Sunbury auto and RV repair shop with a 4.4 rating, known for motorhome service and long repeat customers.
An electrical gremlin in an RV is the kind of problem that ruins a trip fast: a converter that quits, a generator that cranks but won't carry a load, a fridge that won't run on shore power. Sunbury has two shops that handle this work, averaging 4.4 stars, with three more nearby. Here is what each one actually covers and how to plan the visit.
Sunbury auto and RV repair shop with a 4.4 rating, known for motorhome service and long repeat customers.
Camping World RV Service in Sunbury, OH handles roof, awning, generator, and chassis work for trailers and motorhomes.
Within a short drive of Sunbury. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Columbus-area RV dealer in Delaware, OH with sales, parts and a service department for AC, awning, brake and electrical work.
Columbus RV repair shop with a 4.3 rating from 41 reviews, praised for friendly staff and helpful service.
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Wilson RV is the known quantity in town, rated 4.4 from 23 reviews, and its board covers electrical work, generators, A/C, fridges, awnings, tires and windshield issues. It also takes warranty and insurance work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Camping World RV Service - Sunbury has no rating yet, so treat it as an unknown, but its listed electrical work runs alongside roof, fridge, awning, water heater, slide-out, solar and generator service. Only one of the two advertises warranty work, so ask before you drop the unit off. If your problem is intermittent, write down when it happens. A tech who knows the fault shows up only on generator power or only after an hour on shore power will find it faster than one chasing a ghost.
Neither Sunbury shop is listed as mobile, so plan on towing or driving the rig in. That changes the math on small jobs: a loose ground or a failed breaker may cost you more in fuel and time than the repair itself. Call first and describe the symptom plainly, then ask whether the part is in stock. Converters, transfer switches and generator control boards are not things every shop keeps on the shelf, and a week waiting on a part is common. If the rig is unsafe to drive, say so on the phone. Some shops will work with you on a haul rather than have you risk a fire on the road.
Before you book, do the cheap diagnostics. Test the pedestal at the campground with a meter, because a bad post mimics an RV fault and follows you home. Check the breaker panel and any inline fuses, and look at the battery terminals for corrosion. Note whether the problem hits on shore power, generator or both, since that narrows the search a lot. Sunbury sits in central Ohio, where spring bookings fill up fast as owners wake rigs from storage, so call ahead in April and May. Ask for a written estimate before work starts and confirm the shop's diagnostic fee upfront.
Two shops in Sunbury are listed for electrical work: Wilson RV and Camping World RV Service - Sunbury. Three more nearby shops are also options if the local two are booked out.
The average across the Sunbury listings is 4.4 stars. Wilson RV carries that rating from 23 reviews. Camping World RV Service - Sunbury has no rating yet, so weigh its listed services rather than a score.
One of the two, Wilson RV, lists warranty and insurance work. If your rig is under an extended plan, call the provider for pre-approval before the shop starts, or you may end up paying out of pocket.
Neither Sunbury listing is a mobile tech, so plan to bring the RV in. If the rig is not safe to drive, call the shop and explain the fault before you move it.