Wayfare Mobile RV Repair
Mobile RV repair serving Forest Hill and Harford County, with a 5.0 rating across 49 Google reviews.
Maryland
RV Solar Installation in Maryland
You want solar on your rig, but Maryland's mix of shade, sun, and four seasons means the install matters as much as the panels. Five shops and mobile techs in the state do this work, with an average rating of 4.7. Two are mobile, so they can come to your storage spot or campsite. The rest are shops with deep electrical experience. None of them will make a silk purse from a shady site, but the right one will get you charged.
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5Shops listed
4.7★Average Google rating
2Do warranty work
Top-rated shops
Forge Innovation, LLC
Maryland metal shop and mobile RV repair with strong reviews for solar installs and honest, knowledgeable work.
Maryland Adventure Vans (sbo vans)
Rockville van shop specializing in custom camper builds and repairs for Class B and self-built vans.
Off Grid Adventure Vans
Camper van conversion shop in Frederick with mixed reviews on craftsmanship and service.
Leo's Vacation Center Inc
Family-owned RV dealer in Gambrills with a large lot, service, and parts. Reviewers praise the staff but note occasional follow-up issues.
Mobile or shop for solar?
Two of the five are mobile techs, including Wayfare Mobile RV Repair, which has a perfect rating from 49 reviews. That's handy if your rig is parked far from a shop or you want the work done at your campsite. The other three are brick and mortar, like Leo's Vacation Center with 823 reviews, where you can leave the rig and let them chase down wiring gremlins. Mobile work costs more for the convenience, but it saves you a drive. Ask upfront if they carry the charge controller and panels you want, or if you need to order them first. Either way, confirm they've done your battery type before you book. A solar install is only as good as the plan behind it.
What to ask before you commit
Not every shop that says solar does the kind of solar you need. All five here list solar, but only some also handle the electrical side of the house. Four do electrical work, and two have roof experience, which matters when cables have to pass through the shell without leaking. Ask how they'll route the wires and seal the entry point. Also ask if they'll do warranty work on the panels or controller you bought elsewhere. Two of the five say they handle warranty work. Get the answer before you drop the rig off, not after.
The names worth knowing
Wayfare Mobile RV Repair stands out for mobile service and a 5.0 rating from 49 reviews. Forge Innovation also rates 5.0, though from just 10 reviews, and it offers mobile service plus parts. Maryland Adventure Vans and Off Grid Adventure Vans both specialize in vans but list solar, and Off Grid has the most reviews of the small guys at 67. Leo's Vacation Center is the big shop with 823 reviews and a 4.3 rating, plus warranty and parts. Each has a different strength, so match the shop to the job. If you need a roof penetration sealed, lean toward one with roof experience.
Nearby states and other types
- Maryland (50)
- Delaware (16)
- Pennsylvania (171)
- Virginia (100)
- New Jersey (57)
- West Virginia (21)
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Questions people ask
How many RV solar installers are in Maryland?
Five shops and mobile techs are listed for RV solar installation in Maryland. Two of them are mobile, meaning they can come to your location. The average rating across all five is 4.7.
Do any of them offer mobile service?
Yes, two of the five are mobile techs: Wayfare Mobile RV Repair and Forge Innovation, LLC. Both have a 5.0 rating, though Forge has fewer reviews. Mobile service is useful if your rig can't easily be driven to a shop.
What should I ask about warranty work?
Ask if they will handle warranty claims on the solar panels or controller you bought elsewhere. Two of the five businesses in Maryland say they do warranty work. Get that in writing before the install so you know who to call if a part fails.
How long does a solar install take?
It depends on the system size and whether they are mounting panels on the roof or just wiring a portable setup. Most installs take a day or two, but parts availability can stretch that. Ask for a time estimate when you book and confirm the panels are in stock.