Expedition Mobile RV Services
Fully mobile RV repair serving Hurricane and southern Utah, rated 5.0 from 178 Google reviews.
Hurricane gets plenty of sun, and if you have been thinking about putting panels on your rig, this is the place where it pays off. Four solar shops serve the area, and they average 4.9 stars across reviews, so the local bench is deep. Three of them are mobile techs who come to your site or storage spot. Here is how to sort them out.
Fully mobile RV repair serving Hurricane and southern Utah, rated 5.0 from 178 Google reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Hurricane, UT with a 5.0 rating from 42 reviews, known for punctual techs and quick diagnosis.
Mobile RV repair in Hurricane, UT with 4.6 stars from 65 reviews. Certified techs come to you for AC, roof, awning, and more.
RV solar installations in Hurricane, UT with a proprietary raised racking system. Rated 5.0 from 3 reviews.
Within a short drive of Hurricane. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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RV repair shop in Washington, Utah, rated 4.2 from 182 reviews, handling roof, A/C, awning, and warranty work.
Mobile RV repair serving Washington, Utah, with a 4.8 rating from 17 Google reviews and techs who diagnose before they roll.
Mobile RV repair in Washington, UT, with a 4.6-star rating from 24 reviews. Known for same-day service and fair prices.
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Three of the four shops here are mobile, which matters when your rig is parked at a storage yard off State Street or boondocked out toward Sand Hollow. Mobile techs bring the tools to you and can often handle panel mounting, wiring runs, and a charge controller swap in one visit. Solar work usually starts with a roof inspection, since a panel install means new holes and sealant. Four of the local shops list roof service, and that pairing is not a coincidence. Ask whether they flash and seal the mounting feet, and ask what sealant they use. If your roof is due for resealing anyway, do it before the panels go on.
Expedition Mobile RV Services carries a 5.0 rating over 178 reviews and lists solar along with roof, A/C, electrical, and slide-out work, plus weekend and emergency availability. Nova RV Services also sits at 5.0, with 42 reviews, solar on the list, and warranty and parts support. Mobile RV Pro is rated 4.6 over 65 reviews, handles solar and electrical, and offers warranty and insurance work. Monument Solar is the small specialist, roof and solar only, with a perfect score on a handful of reviews. For a full system with battery and inverter changes, the mobile shops with electrical depth are the safer call. For a simple panel addition on a sound roof, the specialist is worth a ring. Two of the four do warranty work, so check that first if your system is under a manufacturer plan.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, so book a solar appointment a few weeks out rather than the week you leave. Parts are the other delay. Panels, controllers, and mounting hardware are not always on the shelf, and a shop that stocks common sizes saves you a second trip. Ask directly whether the part is in stock before you commit to a date. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before anyone drills a hole. And plan for the mobile visit itself: clear access to the roof, a spot with shade-free sun for testing, and someone on hand to answer questions about your battery bank and how you camp.
There are 4 solar shops listed in Hurricane, and 5 more nearby. Three of the four are mobile techs, so they can come to your site or storage lot instead of you dropping the rig off.
The four shops average 4.9 stars. Expedition Mobile RV Services and Nova RV Services both hold 5.0 ratings, and Mobile RV Pro sits at 4.6 across 65 reviews.
Often yes, since three of the four local shops are mobile. Confirm access to the roof and that the site allows work. Panel mounting, wiring, and controller swaps are common mobile jobs, and a roof inspection usually comes first.
Yes, if your system or rig is under a manufacturer plan. Two of the four Hurricane shops do warranty work. Get approval in writing before anyone drills into the roof, and ask whether the shop handles the paperwork or you do.