FreedomVanGo
Van conversion and RV upgrade shop in Jacksonville with a 4.8-star rating from 96 reviews.
Jacksonville sun is brutal on a roof and great for a solar panel, which is why so many rigs here end up wanting both looked at. Three solar shops serve the city, averaging 4.0 stars. They handle panels, wiring and the electrical gremlins that show up after a Florida summer. Here is who does the work and what to ask before you drop the rig off.
Van conversion and RV upgrade shop in Jacksonville with a 4.8-star rating from 96 reviews.
RV dealer and repair shop in Jacksonville with 4.3 stars from 355 reviews, handling roof, AC, awning, and warranty work.
Jacksonville RV service center for roof, AC and awning repairs, warranty work, parts and maintenance.
Within a short drive of Jacksonville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Custom camper van builder in Atlantic Beach, FL with a 5.0 rating from 54 Google reviews.
Yulee RV solar and electrical shop with a 5.0 rating from 14 reviews, known for careful off-grid installs.
Mobile RV and truck repair serving Clay County, rated 4.9 from 109 reviews for AC work, electrical fixes and fair pricing.
FreedomVanGo carries a 4.8 rating across 96 reviews and works solar alongside roof, A/C and electrical jobs, with generator service and parts on hand. Blue Compass RV Jacksonville is the big-volume option at 4.3 stars from 355 reviews, and it is open weekends, which matters when your panels quit on a Saturday. Camping World RV Service sits at 3.0 from just 2 reviews, so treat that number as thin. All three list solar, electrical, roof and tires, so a panel install and a leaking roof vent can be handled in one visit. Only one of the three advertises warranty work. If your panels or charge controller are still covered, call first and get the claim approved before anyone touches the roof.
Panels are the easy part. The wiring, fuses, charge controller and battery bank are where installs go wrong, and every shop on this list does electrical work, which is the thing to confirm when you call. Ask how they route cables through the roof and what sealant they use at each penetration, since a bad entry point is a leak waiting for the next storm. If you are adding solar to an older rig, have the converter and battery condition checked at the same time. A new array pushing into tired batteries will disappoint you, and that is a conversation worth having before the work starts rather than after.
Two of the three shops stock parts, so ask whether your controller or mounting hardware is on the shelf or on order. Special-order panels can sit for weeks, and Jacksonville summers are not patient. Spring and early summer book up fast, so call ahead if you want work done before a trip. The shop with weekend hours is the one to remember when something fails on a Friday afternoon. If you are weighing a full array against a small portable setup, describe how you camp and let them talk you through it rather than guessing from a catalog.
Three shops in Jacksonville list solar installation, and three more are nearby. All three local shops also handle electrical work, roof work and tires, and the average rating across them is 4.0 stars.
Yes, one of the three shops advertises warranty work. If your panels, controller or wiring are still under coverage, call that shop first and get pre-approval before the rig goes in, since not every location handles claims.
All three Jacksonville shops list both solar and roof service, so combining them makes sense. New panel mounts mean new holes in the roof, and having the same shop seal and service the roof at the same time avoids two appointments and one leak argument.
Yes. Solar installs take longer than most repairs, and spring booking fills up as owners prep for trips. Call ahead, ask whether the panels and controller are in stock, and confirm the shop has your rig's electrical specs on file before the appointment.