Wampler’s RV Repair
RV repair shop in Terrell, TX, with a 4.9-star rating from 72 reviews, specializing in paint, body work, and mobile service.
Electrical trouble in an RV rarely picks a good time. In Terrell you have two shops that handle it, both mobile, both used to working on rigs parked at home or at a campground. They average 4.8 stars across their reviews, and the top one has been at it long enough to have a real paper trail. Dead outlets, a converter that quit, a fridge that won't run on shore power, that kind of thing.
RV repair shop in Terrell, TX, with a 4.9-star rating from 72 reviews, specializing in paint, body work, and mobile service.
Family-owned mobile RV repair in Terrell, TX, with a 4.6-star rating from 40 reviewers.
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Both Terrell shops list electrical work, and both will come to you rather than asking you to drop the coach off. That matters when the problem is a battery bank that won't hold a charge or a 30 amp hookup that keeps tripping. Wampler's RV Repair carries the wider menu: roof, A/C, fridge, awning, slide-out, leveling, windshield and body work on top of electrical. TNT MOBILE RV REPAIR keeps it tighter, covering roof, A/C, fridge, awning and electrical. If the electrical fault turns out to be a burned connector behind the fridge, either one can finish the job in the same visit.
Mobile service is the default here, and for electrical work that is usually the right call. Chasing a short or a bad ground means testing circuits where the rig sits, with the same shore power and the same loads it fails under. Towing it somewhere can hide the fault. Ask on the phone what the tech carries on the truck. Fuses, breakers and common converters are easy. A replacement inverter or a specific control board may need ordering, and if the part is not in stock you want to know that before you clear your afternoon. Spring and early summer book up, so call ahead when you can.
One of the two shops here does warranty work, and Wampler's also lists insurance and certified. If your rig is still under an extended service plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval before anyone starts pulling panels. Most plans want a diagnosis and an estimate before they release money, and the shop has to be willing to bill them. For a plain electrical failure, cash and card are simpler. Either way, get the diagnosis in writing with the parts listed. It helps if the same circuit acts up again two months down the road.
There are 2 listed in Terrell, and both offer mobile service. Another 3 are listed nearby if you are willing to travel a bit or your rig is already in storage outside town.
The two average 4.8 stars. Wampler's RV Repair sits at 4.9 from 72 reviews, and TNT MOBILE RV REPAIR is at 4.6 from 40 reviews.
Usually yes. Mobile techs bring meters, hand tools and common parts to the rig, which is often better for electrical faults because the coach stays on the same power source where it failed. Confirm the part is on the truck before the visit.
One of the two Terrell shops does warranty work. Call your service plan first for pre-approval, then confirm the shop will bill them directly. Get the diagnosis and estimate in writing before work starts.