All Things RVs
Cypress RV shop with a 5.0 Google rating from 16 reviews, praised for communication and efficient repairs.
Solar work in Cypress comes down to two shops, and they are not equals. One has a perfect rating from 16 reviews, the other a single review and a low score. You can guess which one I would call first. Solar panels on an RV take a beating from Texas sun, so getting the mounting and wiring right matters more than the panel brand.
Cypress RV shop with a 5.0 Google rating from 16 reviews, praised for communication and efficient repairs.
Mobile RV repair in Cypress, TX with NRVTA-certified techs for AC, electrical, generators and more.
All Things RVs holds a 5.0 rating from 16 reviews and handles solar along with A/C, fridges, awnings and generators. That range helps when your solar issue turns out to be a converter or a tired battery. Circle S Residential and Mobile RV Services is the mobile option, with a 1.0 rating from one review. Mobile means they come to your storage spot or driveway, which is handy if the rig will not move. Given the ratings, I would get a detailed quote from Circle S before committing, and lean on All Things RVs for the work itself.
Solar installs are rarely same-day, so call ahead and ask what panels and charge controllers they keep in stock. A shop that has to order everything will stretch the job out. Ask whether they will pre-wire for a future upgrade if you are not adding the full array now. And check your warranty paperwork first. Neither of these shops is listed as doing warranty work, so if your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before anyone touches the roof. Also ask how they seal the mounting points. A solar job is a roof job first, and a poor seal will show up as a leak after the first hard rain. Cypress gets plenty of those.
There are 2 solar shops listed in Cypress. Both also handle A/C, fridges, awnings and generators, so you can often combine a solar job with other repairs. One is a mobile tech, which helps if your RV cannot be driven to a shop.
The average rating is 3.0 across 2 shops. That average is pulled down by a single low review at one shop. All Things RVs has a 5.0 from 16 reviews, a much larger sample to trust.
No. Both are listed as not doing warranty work. If your RV is still under warranty, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval before any solar work starts. Otherwise you may end up paying out of pocket for something that should be covered.
Mobile is convenient if your RV is parked and cannot move, but solar installation often needs a shop with power and a covered bay. Circle S is the mobile option here. For a full install, a shop like All Things RVs is usually the better setup. Ask either one how they handle roof sealing.