Momentum Upfitters
Salt Lake City solar and battery shop doing RV solar, lithium, inverters and A/C, rated 5.0 from 60 Google reviews.
Three solar shops serve Salt Lake City and the average rating is 4.7, so you're not stuck with whoever answers first. I've had a roof leak and a dead A/C fixed here, and I've learned to ask the same questions every time: is the part in stock, and do you handle warranty paperwork? Solar work is the same deal. The right shop will walk you through the panel and controller choices before you drop the rig off.
Salt Lake City solar and battery shop doing RV solar, lithium, inverters and A/C, rated 5.0 from 60 Google reviews.
Salt Lake City used RV dealer with body, fiberglass, and roof repair, plus solar and battery work.
Mobile RV repair in Salt Lake City with certified techs, 4.4 stars from 13 reviews, praised for communication and skill.
Within a short drive of Salt Lake City. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
West Valley City up-fitter with a 4.7 rating, known for fixing electrical issues and building out Sprinter vans and Airstreams.
Straightline R.V. Repair in Murray, UT, has a 4.7-star rating from 50 reviews for honest, friendly RV service.
Mobile RV repair in West Valley City with a 4.9-star rating from 146 reviews and praise for punctuality and honest work.
Solar on an RV is more than sticking panels on the roof. You need a controller that matches your battery bank, wiring sized for the run, and a mounting job that doesn't create leaks. All three shops here list electrical and solar, and two also do roof work, which matters because the roof is where panels go. Ask how they seal penetrations and whether they use Dicor or another sealant you can touch up later. If you're adding lithium batteries, confirm the shop handles the converter or inverter swap too.
Solar installs are usually a shop job because they take a day or more and need a bay. But one mobile tech in the area lists solar, which can work for a small panel or a controller swap if your rig is parked and you can't move it. Mobile is also handy for diagnosing a charge problem before you book a full install. For a big roof array, plan on leaving the RV. Ask about drop-off time and whether they'll store it overnight if the job runs long. Spring and early summer book up fast, so call ahead if you want a specific week.
Momentum Upfitters has a perfect 5.0 from 60 reviews and lists solar, electrical, A/C, fridge, and awning, plus generator and parts. That parts line matters if you want a specific controller. Clays Utah RV Sales carries a 4.6 from 153 reviews and covers roof, body, and solar, so they can fix a leak and mount panels in one stop. Mobile RV Pro is the mobile option, rated 4.4 from 13 reviews, certified, and they handle warranty and insurance work. One of the three does warranty work, so confirm coverage before you commit.
The directory lists 3 shops in Salt Lake City that do RV solar work. There are also 3 more nearby if you're willing to drive a bit. The city shops average 4.7 stars.
Yes, 1 of the 3 is a mobile tech. That's useful for a small install or a diagnosis, but a full roof array usually needs a shop bay.
One shop in the list does warranty work. If your panels or controller are under warranty, call first and ask what they need for pre-approval before you book.
Yes. Solar installs take time and the good shops fill up, especially in spring. Call ahead and ask if the parts you want are in stock so the rig isn't waiting on a controller.