Green Streak Automotive
Veneta auto shop with a heavy-duty hoist for motorhomes, 4.7 stars from 151 reviews, praised for fair pricing and honesty.
When the lights flicker or the batteries won't hold a charge, you need an RV electrician who can trace the problem without tearing your rig apart. Veneta has two shops that handle that work, plus three more nearby. Here's what you should know before you call, from a guy who once spent a weekend chasing a dead outlet.
Veneta auto shop with a heavy-duty hoist for motorhomes, 4.7 stars from 151 reviews, praised for fair pricing and honesty.
RV repair shop in Veneta, Oregon, rated 4.6 stars from 22 Google reviews, known for motorhome service and repairs.
Within a short drive of Veneta. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Eugene RV service center with a 5.0 rating from 6 reviews, specializing in roof repairs, electrical, plumbing, and more.
Mobile RV repair in Eugene with 4.0 stars from 32 reviews, known for electrical fixes and punctual service.
Electrical gremlins can be anything from a loose ground to a failing converter. Both Veneta shops are rated well overall, 4.7 and 4.6, and both do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Green Streak Automotive handles AC, fridge, awning, tires, electrical, and windshield, and they're open weekends. Elite Repair and Remodel tackles roof, AC, fridge, awning, water heater, furnace, and electrical, and holds certified status. Ask about part availability before you haul in.
With only two shops in town, booking ahead is smart, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready for the season. Green Streak has more reviews and weekend hours, good if you're passing through. Elite is smaller but certified and covers more systems, so a good choice for a coach with multiple issues. Mobile techs aren't listed here, so plan to drop off. Get a service writer to explain the diagnostic fee and whether warranty pre-approval is needed.
Write down what happens and when: do the lights dim only when the AC kicks on? Does the fridge quit on gas but work on shore power? That saves diagnostic time. Check your battery water levels and terminals first, and look for obvious tripped breakers or blown fuses. If you're handy with a multimeter, test the converter output; if not, leave it to the pros. Also, snap a photo of your electrical panel and any aftermarket additions.
There are 2 shops in Veneta that handle RV electrical repair, and another 3 nearby. Both local shops also work on other systems like AC, fridge, and awning, so you can often get multiple fixes done in one visit.
Yes, both of the Veneta shops listed here perform warranty work. Call ahead with your warranty provider's details so they can verify coverage and get pre-approval before you arrive, which can save you time and paperwork.
The average rating across the 2 shops is 4.7 out of 5. That's based on customer reviews, so it's a solid indicator of quality, but ask about your specific electrical issue when you call.
In spring and early summer, shops fill up fast. Call at least a week or two ahead if you can. If it's an emergency, ask about drop-off options and whether they can squeeze you in; weekends at Green Streak might help.