B and P Gillette
Mobile RV repair in Gillette, WY with a 5.0 rating from 79 reviews. Known for fair prices and honest service.
Electrical trouble in an RV rarely picks a good moment. In Wyoming it often shows up far from town, which is why most of the repair help here comes to you. Six electrical specialists serve the state, five of them mobile, and they average 4.8 stars from owners who have already been through it. The names below are the ones people call when a battery bank quits or a breaker will not hold.
Mobile RV repair in Gillette, WY with a 5.0 rating from 79 reviews. Known for fair prices and honest service.
RV repair shop in Cheyenne with mobile service and video calls, rated 5.0 from 64 reviews.
Cheyenne heavy-duty diesel shop with 4.8 stars from 237 reviews, handling RV, trailer and semi-truck repair plus mobile roadside help.
Gillette RV Tech repairs RVs and trailers in Gillette, WY, with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 116 reviews.
Mobile RV repair based at AB Camping and RV Park in Cheyenne, handling AC, awning, fridge and electrical fixes.
Cody shop with 4.3 stars from 74 reviews, known for quick, thorough RV and auto repairs.
Six shops list electrical work in Wyoming, and every one of them also handles A/C, fridges and awnings, so the same visit can cover more than one gremlin. Three take on slide-outs, three do tires, and a couple will touch a generator. When a 12-volt circuit dies, the cause is usually a ground, a corroded connection or a converter that has given up. Describe the symptom plainly on the phone: what works, what does not, and whether it fails on shore power, battery or both. That saves the tech a diagnostic hour and saves you the bill for it.
Five of the six are mobile techs, which matters in a state where the next town can be an hour of empty highway. They come to the campground, the storage lot or your driveway. A shop still makes sense for heavy work like a converter swap or chassis electrical, and Patriot Diesel & Automotive in the heavy-duty repair shop category is set up for that. Ask whether the mobile call carries a trip charge before you book, and ask if the part is on the truck or has to be ordered. A fuse is quick. A converter is not.
Three of these shops do warranty work, which is worth checking before you pay out of pocket. Call your warranty provider first and get pre-approval, then confirm the shop will bill them directly. Summer is the busy stretch, so book ahead if you can, and if you are stuck at a park with no power, say so. B and P Gillette and RVFix of Cheyenne both list weekend availability, and B and P also flags emergency service. Gillette RV Tech is certified and handles insurance claims, which helps if the fault came from a roof leak or a body hit.
Six shops and mobile techs are listed for electrical work in Wyoming, and five of them are mobile, so they can come to your campsite or storage spot. They average 4.8 stars across owner reviews.
Yes. Five of the six listed businesses are mobile, and most also handle A/C, fridges and awnings on the same visit. Ask about any trip charge and whether the needed part is already on the truck before you book.
Three of the six shops do warranty work. Call your provider first for pre-approval, then confirm the shop will bill them directly rather than asking you to pay and chase reimbursement later.
B and P Gillette lists weekend and emergency service, and RVFix of Cheyenne lists weekends. Patriot Diesel & Automotive and M & P Repair & RV also list weekend availability. Call ahead and describe the fault so the tech brings the right parts.