Awesome RV Olympia
Olympia RV dealer since 1996 with service bays, parts counter and roof, AC and awning work.
Olympia RVers know a solar setup can make or break a boondocking trip. With only two solar shops in town, you'll want to call ahead and ask about parts. Awesome RV Olympia handles full-service work, while A1 RV Repair brings the shop to you. Both have the experience to get your panels and batteries working right.
Olympia RV dealer since 1996 with service bays, parts counter and roof, AC and awning work.
Mobile RV repair in Olympia, WA handling roofs, AC, awnings, appliances, and electrical work where your rig is parked.
Within a short drive of Olympia. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Grapeview RV repair shop and mobile tech for leaks, AC, roofs, awnings, and appliances, rated 4.3 from 74 reviews.
Olympia has two solar installation shops, so booking ahead is smart, especially in spring when everyone gets ready for summer trips. Awesome RV Olympia on the west side is a full-service shop with a 3.7-star average from 60 reviews. They handle solar along with roof, A/C, fridge, awning, slide-out, electrical, and generator work. A1 RV Repair is the mobile option, coming to your driveway or campsite. They cover the same systems plus water heater, furnace, leveling, and winterize. Both stock parts, which helps if your charge controller or wiring needs replacing. When you call, ask if they have the solar panels and mounting hardware in stock. If not, you might wait on a special order. Also ask how they handle roof penetrations for panel mounts, since a leaky mount can ruin your ceiling.
If your RV is stuck at home with a dead battery bank or you're at a campsite with no power, A1 RV Repair's mobile service saves you a tow. They come to you and can diagnose wiring issues on the spot. But for a full solar install with multiple panels and a new inverter, a shop like Awesome RV Olympia gives them a controlled space to work. That matters when they need to run cables through the roof and walls. Mobile techs can do installs too, but ask if they carry the right sealant and mounting brackets. Weather in Olympia can turn wet fast, so a dry bay is a plus.
Start with warranty. Neither shop advertises warranty work, so if your RV is still under a manufacturer's warranty, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval for the solar work. Then ask about the parts: do they use standard MC4 connectors, and can they match your existing panels if you're expanding? Ask how they test the system after installation, like a full charge cycle and a load test. Finally, confirm they'll walk you through the monitor and app setup. A good shop will spend ten minutes showing you how to read your charge controller.
There are two solar shops in Olympia, plus one nearby mobile tech. Awesome RV Olympia is a full-service shop, and A1 RV Repair is mobile. Both handle solar panels, charge controllers, and electrical work.
The average rating across Olympia solar shops is 3.7 stars. Awesome RV Olympia has a 3.7-star rating from 60 reviews. A1 RV Repair doesn't have a rating yet, so ask for references if you're considering them.
Yes, A1 RV Repair offers mobile service and lists solar among their specialties. They can come to your location for installation or repairs. For complex installs, ask if they have experience with roof mounting and cable routing.
Neither shop advertises warranty work, so check with your RV's warranty provider before booking. Get pre-approval for any solar repairs or installations to avoid unexpected costs.