Patriot RV Techs
Fort Worth RV repair shop and mobile tech handling AC, roof, awning and chassis work, with warranty help.
Fort Worth RV owners know a thing or two about sun. If you want to keep your batteries topped off while dry camping, solar is the way to go. We found 4 solar installers in Fort Worth, plus 2 nearby, averaging 4.6 stars. Two of them do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Read on for what to expect and who to call.
Fort Worth RV repair shop and mobile tech handling AC, roof, awning and chassis work, with warranty help.
Mobile RV repair in Fort Worth handling AC, roof, awning and electrical work at your site.
RV dealer and repair shop in Fort Worth with 4.2 stars from 448 reviews, plus AC and awning service.
Mobile RV repair in Fort Worth handling AC, roof, awning and appliance fixes at your site.
Within a short drive of Fort Worth. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Haltom City, TX handling roof leaks, AC, awnings, appliances, and electrical work at campsites and storage lots.
Mobile RV repair serving Saginaw, TX, handling roof leaks, AC, awnings and more at your location.
Solar installs are not a while-you-wait job. Most shops want the rig for a day or more, and mobile techs will come to your storage lot or driveway if the setup allows. Ask whether the quote includes mounting hardware, wiring, and a charge controller, or just the panels. Also check if they handle warranty pre-approval with your panel or RV manufacturer. Patriot RV Techs and Blue Compass RV Fort Worth both do warranty work, which can save you a headache. Spring and summer fill up fast, so call ahead. And if you are adding solar to an older rig, have them look at the roof sealant while they are up there. A leak will ruin your new investment.
A shop has the advantage of a bay, power tools, and parts on the shelf. Blue Compass RV Fort Worth is the big name in town with hundreds of reviews and a full parts counter. Mobile techs like Patriot RV Techs and A1 RV Repair bring the work to you, which is handy if your rig is not roadworthy or you are parked far from a shop. Mobile techs can handle most solar installs, but larger arrays might need a shop with more room. Ask upfront if they carry the panels and controllers you want, or if you need to order them first.
We do not list prices because they vary by system size and rig. Get a written quote that breaks out panels, controller, wiring, mounting, and labor. Ask about the warranty on the install itself and on the parts. If you have a lithium battery bank, confirm the tech is familiar with the charging profile. And check whether they will do a roof inspection first; many solar problems start with a bad seal, not the panel.
There are 4 solar installers in Fort Worth, and another 2 nearby, according to our directory. That gives you a few options, but booking ahead is smart, especially in spring.
Yes, 2 of the solar installers in Fort Worth do warranty work. That can help if your RV or solar components are still under warranty. Ask about pre-approval before work starts.
Yes, several mobile techs in Fort Worth handle solar, including Patriot RV Techs and A1 RV Repair. They come to you, which is great for rigs in storage or at a campsite. Just confirm they have the panels and controllers you want.
Ask for a written quote that covers panels, controller, wiring, mounting, and labor. Check if they handle warranty pre-approval and whether they will inspect your roof sealant first. Also ask about the warranty on the installation.