Kamper Vans
Reno van conversion shop with a 5.0 rating across 62 reviews, known for Sprinter and Transit builds and electrical work.
Reno RV owners know a solar setup has to handle high desert sun and cold nights. Six solar specialists serve the city, with two more nearby, averaging 4.6 stars. That includes mobile techs and full shops. Most also handle fridges, awnings, and A/C, so you can get more than panels fixed in one visit. Book early in spring when everyone wants off-grid power.
Reno van conversion shop with a 5.0 rating across 62 reviews, known for Sprinter and Transit builds and electrical work.
Reno RV shop with 4.9 stars from 57 reviews, known for custom solar and lithium upgrades.
Reno RV dealer with a 4.4-star rating from 613 reviews, offering sales and repair services.
Family-owned Reno body and RV repair shop since 1977, known for friendly staff but mixed on timing.
Certified RV repair shop on S Virginia St in Reno, serving all makes and models with awning and generator service.
Airstream service center in Reno handling roof, AC, awning work, warranty repairs and chassis maintenance.
Within a short drive of Reno. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Campervan upfitting in Sparks, NV, with 5.0 stars from 7 reviews for Adventure Wagon installs, solar, and electrical work.
Mobile certified RV tech and inspector in Sparks, NV. 4.9 stars from 104 reviews for thorough inspections and repairs.
Panels on the roof are the visible part. The real work is mounting that survives wind, wiring sized for your charge controller, and a controller that matches your battery bank. Shops here also fix fridges, awnings, and A/C, so you can get a roof leak sealed while the solar goes on. Ask whether they use roof sealant rated for Reno's freeze-thaw swings. A cheap mount that leaks in January costs more than the panel.
One mobile solar tech covers Reno, which helps if your rig is parked or you have a tight schedule. Mobile work is fine for panel swaps and controller checks. Bigger jobs like full system installs or roof modifications usually need a shop with a lift and parts on hand. If you want warranty work, two shops here do it, so confirm pre-approval before anyone touches the roof.
Reno sits high, with strong sun and cold nights. A system that works in summer may underperform in winter if the battery bank is undersized. Tell the shop how you camp: weekend trips to Tahoe, full-time boondocking, or hookups most nights. That changes panel count, battery type, and whether you need a generator tie-in. Three shops here also service generators, which helps if you want a hybrid setup.
There are 6 solar specialists in Reno and 2 more nearby, so 8 total in the area. They average 4.6 stars.
Yes, 2 of the shops here do warranty work. Ask about manufacturer pre-approval before scheduling.
Yes, 1 mobile tech serves the area. Mobile is good for smaller jobs like controller checks or panel swaps. Full installs usually need a shop.
Most also handle fridges (6 shops), awnings (6), A/C (5), and electrical (4). Some do roof work (3) and generators (3), so you can bundle repairs.