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Virginia Beach RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 96 reviews, known for roof resealing and honest service.
A dead outlet or a converter that quit can end a trip fast. Virginia has 19 shops and mobile techs listed under RV electrical repair, with an average rating of 4.6. Some come to your campsite; others want the rig in the bay. Either way, describe the symptoms clearly and ask if the part is on the shelf before you tow it anywhere.
Virginia Beach RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 96 reviews, known for roof resealing and honest service.
Mobile RV repair serving Chesapeake and Hampton Roads, rated 5.0 on 52 reviews for punctual, knowledgeable service.
Mobile RV repair serving Chesapeake and the mid-Atlantic, with a 5.0 rating from 37 Google reviews.
RV dealer in Ringgold, VA selling new and used motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels, with a service department.
Yorktown collision shop with 45+ years of experience, 5.0 stars from 29 reviews, handling RVs, autos and boats.
Family-owned Chesapeake auto and RV shop since 1987, ASE-certified, 4.7 stars from 712 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Hayes, VA. Same-day service, 5.0 stars from 25 reviews. Roof, AC, awning, and electrical work.
RV repair shop in Christiansburg, VA with a 4.7-star rating from 195 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Blue Ridge and the Roanoke area, coming to your campsite for AC, roof, awning and appliance fixes.
Mobile RV repair in Jetersville, VA with a 4.6-star rating and 23 reviews, praised for punctuality and fair pricing.
RV repair shop in Staunton, VA with a 4.5-star rating from 17 Google reviews, cited for helpful staff.
Family-owned mobile RV repair and inspection service based in Huddleston, serving Central and Southwest Virginia.
Fredericksburg RV repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 81 reviews, praised for quick fixes and caring staff.
RV dealer and service center in Fredericksburg with a 4.3 rating across 61 Google reviews.
Mobile mechanic serving Stephens City, VA, handling RV and auto repairs, including electrical and custom battery work.
RV repair shop in Portsmouth, VA with certified techs handling AC, awnings, brakes, chassis and parts.
Mobile RV repair in Radford, VA, specializing in appliance service and replacement.
Manassas trailer shop handling RV body, chassis, axle, brake, and electrical repairs, plus welding and inspections.
24/7 mobile truck and tire repair in Petersburg, VA, also serving RVs with roadside assistance and towing.
If your slide is stuck out or the 12-volt system is dead, a mobile tech can often come to you. Seven of the 19 listings offer mobile service, and outfits like RV-Fam and Road Ready Mobile RV Services have built strong ratings doing exactly that. Shop work makes more sense for bigger electrical jobs, warranty repairs, or when a lift is needed. Blue Compass RV Danville and West Service Center are full shops with parts counters and weekend hours at Danville. Ask upfront about travel charges and whether they carry common fuses, converters, and relays. A tech who arrives without the right part wastes your day.
Electrical problems rarely travel alone. A bad converter can take out your fridge and water heater controls; a chafed wire can kill your awning. All 19 listings handle electrical work, and many also cover fridges, awnings, and A/C. Fifteen do A/C, 11 handle roofs, and nine work on slide-outs. If you have solar, four shops list it, including Little Richard's RV Mobile Repair. Generator service shows up at five, and inverter issues often fall under general electrical. Be ready to describe what works and what doesn't when you call.
Eight of the 19 listings say they do warranty work, but that doesn't mean your extended service contract is accepted automatically. Call the warranty provider first for pre-approval and ask the shop if they've worked with that provider before. Atlantic Fiberglass and Collision LLC handles both warranty and insurance claims, which helps if your electrical issue came from a collision or roof damage. Keep your paperwork handy and get the claim number before the repair starts. For mobile techs, confirm they can bill the warranty company directly or if you'll pay and get reimbursed.
There are 19 listed, with an average rating of 4.6. Seven offer mobile service, so you can sometimes get help without moving the rig. The rest are shop-based, and some handle both.
Yes, 8 of the 19 listings say they handle warranty repairs. Call your warranty provider first to get pre-approval and confirm the shop is in their network. Some mobile techs can also handle warranty claims, but ask before booking.
Often yes, if it's a 12-volt issue, a bad outlet, or a converter swap. Mobile techs like RV-Fam and Road Ready Mobile RV Services come to you. They may not carry every part, so describe the problem clearly and ask if they have what's needed.
All 19 handle general electrical, and many also fix fridges, awnings, A/C, and slide-outs. Solar is listed at 4 shops, generators at 5, and roof issues at 11. If your problem is unusual, call and ask if they've seen it before.