StyYLL | Solar Battery Installers (Home & RV Store)
RV solar and battery shop in Los Angeles for lithium upgrades, repairs, and van electrical work.
Los Angeles is hard on an RV. Sun bakes the roof sealant, the 405 turns a short drive into a long one, and the coast fog works its way into every seam. There are 3 RV repair outfits in the city itself, plus 12 more nearby, so getting help is not the problem. Picking the right one depends on what broke and how fast you need it back.
RV solar and battery shop in Los Angeles for lithium upgrades, repairs, and van electrical work.
LA smog inspection station that handles RV and motorhome checks plus failed smog repair, with mobile service.
RV repair and maintenance service in Los Angeles, California, run by two brothers.
Within a short drive of Los Angeles. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair and remodeling serving Venice and LA, available 24 hours for emergencies on the road.
Mobile RV and boat detailing in North Hollywood, CA, with a 5.0 Google rating from 4 reviews.
Burbank RV repair shop with a 4.7-star rating from 41 reviews, known for knowledgeable staff and warranty work.
Mobile RV repair in Glendale, CA. Reviewers praise communication, punctuality, and fair pricing on roof, AC, awning, and propane work.
LA-area RV dealer with repair, parts, rentals, and storage; 3.8 stars from 178 reviews.
Vintage fiberglass trailer restoration and customization in Hawthorne, CA, with a 4.8-star rating from 42 reviews.
Family-run Van Nuys tire and repair shop with a 4.7 rating, known for alignments and fair prices.
North Hollywood RV shop with a 5.0 rating. Rentals, repairs, and maintenance on site.
Gardena RV and camper van shop with a 5.0 rating, known for electrical, plumbing, and custom builds.
RV repair shop in Compton, CA offering mobile service for AC, electrical, brakes, and more.
Mobile RV repair in Compton, CA, serving LA and Orange Counties for electrical, AC, generator and body work.
Van Nuys camper van builder and repair shop with a 5.0 Google rating from 7 reviews.
One of the 3 shops here is a mobile operation, and that changes the math. A tech who drives to your storage lot or driveway saves you a white-knuckle trip across town with a slide-out hanging out. Good for roof reseals, A/C diagnosis, water heater boards, awning hardware and small electrical gremlins. What mobile work can't do well is a job that needs a lift, welding or a big part swap. Ask on the phone what they carry on the truck and whether the part is actually in stock before anyone drives out. A tech showing up without the right controller board wastes your afternoon and theirs.
Two of the listed businesses handle the systems side rather than the chassis. StyYLL handles solar and battery installs for homes and RVs, which is worth knowing if your house bank is tired or you want to run the A/C off the roof panels. RV smog checks covers the inspection side, useful for California registration. Jairo and Joseph the brother also appears in the listings. None of the three carry ratings or reviews yet, so call and ask direct questions. How long have they been at it, and can they show you a finished install? For solar especially, a quick look at a prior job tells you more than any pitch.
The nearby count of 12 means you have room to be picky. Big work like a cracked holding tank, a bent awning arm, a dead A/C compressor or a slide-out that jumped the track usually wants a bay, a lift and parts on the shelf. Drive to it, leave it, come back. Book ahead in spring when everyone remembers their rig needs attention before summer. If your RV is under warranty, get pre-approval in writing before anyone touches it, or you may end up paying for a repair the manufacturer would have covered. Ask for the old part back too. It keeps people honest.
There are 3 listed in the city, one of them a mobile operation that comes to you. Another 12 sit nearby, so you can call around and compare before you commit to one shop.
Yes for many jobs. Roof reseals, A/C diagnosis, awning work and small electrical fixes are realistic on site. Anything needing a lift or heavy parts is usually better at a shop, so ask what they carry before booking.
None of the three are flagged for warranty work, so assume they don't unless they tell you otherwise. Call your RV manufacturer first and get approval in writing, or you may be stuck with the bill.
Roof sealant around vents and the front cap, tire pressure and age, and the A/C. Test the A/C early in the day so you know if it is struggling. Book any shop work well ahead in spring when schedules fill up.