Mobile RV Pro
Mobile RV repair in American Fork with certified techs, 4.6 stars from 156 reviews, and service that comes to you.
Solar on an RV is one of those upgrades that sounds simple until you are up on the roof with a tube of sealant and a wiring diagram. American Fork has two shops that handle RV solar installation, and both also do the electrical work that goes with it. One is mobile, which means the tech comes to your driveway. The other is a full shop with a warranty desk. Average rating across the two sits at 4.5.
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The split here is between a mobile tech and a storefront. Mobile RV Pro comes to you, which is handy if the rig is parked and not going anywhere, or if you would rather not tow it across town just to talk about charge controllers. Bish's RV of American Fork is the shop option, with a service bay and a warranty and insurance desk. Both list solar and electrical among their services, so neither is learning on your rig. Ask which one has done your panel and controller combination before, and whether the mounting hardware is in stock. A solar job that stalls waiting on a part is a rig sitting in the yard.
Panels are the easy part. The questions that matter are about wire gauge, where the controller goes, and how the roof penetration gets sealed. Ask what sealant they use and how they expect you to check it later, because a roof leak over a solar install is a bad way to find out. If you have a warranty, get pre-approval before anyone drills. One of the two American Fork shops does warranty work, so confirm that up front rather than after. Also ask whether the quote covers the mounting feet and the cable entry plate, not just the panel and the labor.
Solar work is outside work, and shops book out when the weather turns nice and everyone remembers their rig needs attention. Spring is the crunch. Call ahead and expect a wait for a full install, especially on a shop that also handles collision, tires and slide-outs. The mobile option can be more flexible on scheduling since there is no bay to reserve, but the tech still has a route. If you are passing through American Fork on the way to somewhere else, say so and ask what can realistically be finished in a day. A partial install you have to finish yourself is worse than waiting.
Two. Both list solar and electrical among their services, and one of them is a mobile tech that comes to your location. The average rating across the two is 4.5.
Mobile RV Pro is the mobile option in American Fork and lists solar and electrical work. Ask on the phone what the job involves at your site, since roof access and shade at your parking spot both matter.
One of the two, Bish's RV of American Fork, lists warranty among its features. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the work starts so there are no surprises on the bill.
In spring, yes. That is when everyone books roof and exterior work. Call early, ask whether the mounting hardware and controller are in stock, and confirm what the quote includes beyond the panel itself.