RV Roof Doctor
RV repair shop in Mastic, NY, with a 5.0 rating from 148 Google reviews. Roof work is the specialty, but they handle many RV systems.
New York
RV Solar Installation in New York
Six RV solar installation shops serve New York, averaging 4.5 stars from owner reviews. Three offer mobile service, so a tech can come to your storage lot or driveway. These shops also handle the usual trouble spots: fridges, awnings, A/C units, and roofs. If you want panels that survive a Northeast winter, start with a shop that knows both solar and the rest of your rig.
Discover RV Solar Installation in New York
6Shops listed
4.5★Average Google rating
3Do warranty work
Top-rated shops
NYC Mobile RV Repair
Mobile RV repair serving Brooklyn and greater NYC, coming to you for AC, electrical, plumbing and appliance work.
Hudson Automotive Repair & Service
Highland RV shop with 10+ years on repairs, body work, and mobile calls, rated 4.8 from 40 reviews.
ProCare RV Repair & Collision
Highland, NY RV repair shop with 10+ years of experience, 5.0 rating, handling collision, roof, AC and mobile work.
Blue Compass RV Buffalo
West Seneca RV dealer and repair shop with a large selection, AC and awning work, and 743 Google reviews at 3.8 stars.
Blue Compass RV Albany
RV dealer and repair shop in Latham, NY, with 1,508 Google reviews averaging 3.6 stars.
What to expect from a solar install
A proper solar setup starts with a load calculation. The shop will ask how you camp: boondocking in the Adirondacks, weekend trips to the Catskills, or full-time in a rig that barely moves. From there they size the panels, controller, and battery bank. Most installs take a day or two, longer if wiring runs are tight or you need a new inverter. Ask whether they use roof-entry boxes or just caulk around cables. The difference shows up two winters later as a leak. New York gets its share of gray weeks, so panel angle and shade matter. If you park under trees, say so. A good shop will steer you toward a portable panel or a different roof layout.
Mobile techs versus shop work
Three of the six shops here offer mobile service, which is handy for a solar upgrade that does not need a lift. A mobile tech can mount panels, run cables, and swap a controller in your driveway. But if your install includes structural work, like reinforcing a roof or adding a second battery tray, a shop with a bay is usually the better call. Mobile techs are also smart for troubleshooting a system that quit on the road. Ask if the mobile visit includes a full system check or just the repair. Some charge a trip fee, so confirm before booking.
Warranty and parts questions
Three shops here say they do warranty work, which matters if your RV is still under a manufacturer plan. Get pre-approval before anyone touches the roof. For solar components, panel and controller warranties are separate from the RV warranty, so keep the paperwork. Parts availability can slow a job. A shop that stocks common controllers and fuses will get you out faster. Blue Compass RV Buffalo and Albany both list parts on hand, and RV Roof Doctor does too. If you need a specific panel brand, call ahead and ask if it is on the shelf.
Nearby states and other types
- New York (114)
- Connecticut (21)
- New Jersey (57)
- Pennsylvania (171)
- Vermont (13)
- New Hampshire (47)
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Questions people ask
How many RV solar installation shops are in New York?
There are 6 shops listed here. Three of them offer mobile service, so you can get an install or a repair at your location.
Do any New York RV solar shops do warranty work?
Yes, 3 of the 6 shops state that they do warranty work. Call ahead with your warranty details and get pre-approval before any work begins.
Can a mobile tech install solar panels on my RV?
In many cases, yes. Mobile techs can handle panel mounting, wiring, and controller swaps. For structural roof work, a shop with a bay is usually better. Confirm the scope when you book.
What other repairs do these solar shops handle?
All 6 shops work on fridges and awnings. Five handle A/C, and 4 work on tires. Several also fix roofs, slide-outs, and electrical systems, so you can bundle jobs.