VLRV Services
Mobile RV repair in Inman, SC. 4.9 stars from 535 reviews, with praise for punctuality and courteous staff.
Solar on an RV in South Carolina makes sense with all the sun we get, but the install still has to be done right or you will be chasing loose connections and dead controllers later. There are 8 solar shops and mobile techs in the state that handle this work, averaging 4.7 stars across the bunch. A few of them will come to your campsite or driveway, which beats dropping the rig off and waiting.
Mobile RV repair in Inman, SC. 4.9 stars from 535 reviews, with praise for punctuality and courteous staff.
Mobile RV repair, service and inspections out of Fountain Inn, covering the Greenville and Upstate area with 30 years of experience.
RV dealer and repair shop off I-26 in Ladson with a 4.7-star rating from 841 reviews.
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Three of the 8 solar shops listed here are mobile techs, and that changes the math. If your rig is already parked at a campground on the coast or sitting at home, a mobile tech can run the panel mounts and wiring without you moving it. Shop work makes more sense for a big roof array or a lithium bank swap, since they have the bay, the lift and the parts counter. Ask upfront who pulls the permit if one is needed and who handles the roof penetrations. Solar installs live or die on sealing, and I have seen more leaks from lazy cable entries than from the panels themselves. If the shop also does roof work, that is a good sign. When you call, ask whether the charge controller and mounting hardware are in stock or on order. A lot of installs get pushed back a week waiting on a part that could have been checked on day one.
A 400 watt roof setup that keeps the batteries topped off for a weekend is a different job from a full off grid build that runs an inverter and a residential fridge. Tell the tech how you actually use the rig: boondocking in the mountains, tailgating, or sitting plugged in most of the year. That answer decides panel size, controller type and whether lithium makes sense. Several of these shops also handle electrical, generators and A/C, which helps when a solar upgrade turns into a wiring project. One shop here does warranty work, so if your rig is still under a factory warranty, get pre approval before anyone drills a hole in the roof. Also ask what the panels do in partial shade. South Carolina pines are tall, and a shaded array can underperform in ways that surprise people.
The spread here is wide in volume but tight in scores. VLRV Services carries a 4.9 across 535 reviews, and Carolina RV PROS sits at 4.9 over 64. Blue Compass RV Columbia has the most feedback at 1,393 reviews and a 4.6, with Blue Compass RV Charleston at 4.7 across 841 and the North Myrtle Beach location at 4.6 over 723. Lynches River Electrical LLC holds a 4.8 on 66 reviews. Read the recent reviews, not just the lifetime score, because a shop can change hands or lose a good tech. For solar, look for comments about wire routing, roof sealing and whether the system actually produced what was promised on the first trip out.
There are 8 listed for solar work in the state. Three of those are mobile techs who can come to your rig, and five are shop based. The group averages 4.7 stars.
One shop in the list handles warranty work. If your RV is still covered, call ahead and get pre approval from the warranty provider before the install starts, since roof and electrical modifications often need a green light first.
Yes, three of the 8 are mobile. They can handle panel mounting, wiring and controller installs on site. A large array or battery bank swap may still be better in a shop bay with a lift and full parts access.
Blue Compass RV Columbia has 1,393 reviews at 4.6 stars, Charleston has 841 at 4.7 and North Myrtle Beach has 723 at 4.6. VLRV Services holds a 4.9 across 535 reviews.