Quicklift Rentals & Trailer Hitches LLC
Weare hitch and trailer shop with a 4.8 rating from 86 reviews, known for fast installs and fair pricing.
Electrical gremlins in an RV rarely announce themselves politely. One day the house battery holds a charge, the next the fridge won't run on 12 volt and half the outlets are dead. Weare has two shops that handle this kind of work, and both have earned solid ratings from owners who have been through it. Here is what you are working with and how to get the lights back on.
Weare hitch and trailer shop with a 4.8 rating from 86 reviews, known for fast installs and fair pricing.
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Quicklift Rentals & Trailer Hitches LLC carries a 4.8 rating across 86 reviews, the strongest showing in town. Pro RV Service sits at 4.3 from 48 reviews. Both list electrical work, and both also handle fridges and awnings, which matters because a weak converter or a bad ground often shows up as a fridge that won't cool. Call ahead and describe the symptom: dead outlet, flickering lights, a converter that hums louder than it should. A shop that knows what to look for will tell you whether to bring it in or check a fuse first.
Pro RV Service is the broader of the two on paper. It lists roof, A/C, water heater, furnace, slide-out, body, tires, generator and electrical, plus warranty and insurance work. That range helps when a 12 volt problem turns out to be a chewed wire near the slide-out or a generator that won't carry a load. Quicklift lists electrical, fridge and awning along with chassis work, so hitches and towing setups are in its wheelhouse too. One shop here does warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, ask about pre-approval before anyone starts pulling panels.
Electrical diagnosis eats time, so bring notes. Which items failed, whether they fail on battery, shore power or both, and whether anything happened right before, like a storm, a jump start or a new battery install. If you have a multimeter and know how to use it, check battery voltage at rest and jot it down. Empty the fridge if it is part of the problem. Ask whether the shop keeps common parts like converters, fuses and breakers in stock, since a special order can stall the repair for days. Spring and early summer book up fast around here, so call sooner rather than later.
There are 2 shops in Weare listed for RV electrical repair. Quicklift Rentals & Trailer Hitches LLC and Pro RV Service both handle electrical work, and their combined average rating is 4.5.
Quicklift Rentals & Trailer Hitches LLC has the higher rating at 4.8 from 86 reviews. Pro RV Service comes in at 4.3 from 48 reviews. Both take on electrical jobs, so read a few reviews for the kind of failure you have.
One of the two shops reports doing warranty work. Call with your policy or manufacturer coverage details before the appointment so the shop can confirm approval. Electrical repairs often need a diagnosis first, and that step may need its own authorization.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Weare, so plan on bringing the rig to a shop. Ask whether the shop can test the converter and batteries in the bay, and bring notes on when the power fails, since that shortens diagnosis time.