Kunes RV of Fox Valley Service Center
Factory-trained techs handle roof, AC, awning, body and chassis work on all RV makes at this Neenah shop.
Solar on an RV sounds simple until you start pricing lithium batteries and roof sealant. In Neenah, two shops handle RV solar installation, and both also do warranty work. One is a mobile tech, so you can skip the drive. The other has a big service center on the west side. Average rating across both is 4.3, which tells you the work is mostly solid. Book early in spring, when everyone else remembers their panels need attention.
Factory-trained techs handle roof, AC, awning, body and chassis work on all RV makes at this Neenah shop.
RV dealer in Neenah with repair, detailing, parts, and financing; reviewers praise friendly, no-pressure staff.
Within a short drive of Neenah. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV inspection and repair in Oshkosh, WI, serving the Fox Valley with AC, awning, and parts services.
Ask whether the shop uses roof sealant made for your RV's roof material. A solar panel is only as good as the holes you drill to mount it. Ask if the part is in stock, because waiting on a charge controller can stall the whole job. Since both shops do warranty work, get pre-approval from your warranty provider before anyone touches the roof. That one step saves arguments later. Also ask how they run cables through the roof. A tidy gland plate beats a puddle of silicone any day.
One of the two shops is set up for mobile work, which means they come to your driveway or storage lot. That is handy if your rig is hard to move or you are mid-trip. The other is a full service center with more room for bigger installs, like a full panel array and battery bank. Neither is wrong. Just match the job to the setup. A simple panel add-on might be fine mobile. A full system with an inverter and new wiring usually wants a bay and a lift.
Both shops listed here handle roof, A/C, fridge, awning, electrical, and winterize work along with solar. That matters because a solar install often uncovers a tired roof or a weak ground. One shop also does body work and insurance claims. The other handles tires, furnaces, and generators. If your solar plans include a new inverter or a generator backup, ask about bundling the work so you are not making two trips. And if your slide-out or water heater is acting up, that work may need a different shop in the area.
There are 2 shops in Neenah that do RV solar installation. One is also a mobile tech, so it can come to you. The other is a service center on the west side. Both handle warranty work.
One of the two shops is set up for mobile work. That means a tech can come to your location for some jobs. Ask about the scope first, since bigger installs may still need the shop bay.
The average rating across the 2 shops is 4.3. One shop has a 4.5 rating from 37 reviews. The other has a 4.2 from 360 reviews. Both numbers reflect real customer experiences.
Yes, both shops do warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the job starts. That avoids surprises. Ask the shop to document the install with photos, which helps if you file a claim later.