Airway RV Service & Parts
Spokane Valley RV shop with a 4.7-star rating and reviewers who keep praising Ryan and Jesse by name.
Spokane Valley has two shops that handle RV solar work, and both also fix the stuff that tends to break around the panels: roofs, awnings, fridges. That matters, because a solar install usually turns into a roof inspection once someone climbs up there. These two average 4.5 stars across 128 reviews, and one of them does warranty work. Call ahead and ask whether the panels and controller you want are actually on the shelf.
Spokane Valley RV shop with a 4.7-star rating and reviewers who keep praising Ryan and Jesse by name.
Spokane Valley RV shop for roof and awning work, remodels, lithium batteries, collision repair, and SeaDek flooring.
Within a short drive of Spokane Valley. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
RV dealer and repair shop off I-90 in Liberty Lake, rated 4.6 stars across 585 Google reviews.
Locally owned mobile RV repair serving Spokane and nearby counties, with a 5.0 rating from 883 reviews.
Panels bolt to the roof, and roofs on older RVs leak. Before anyone drills, have the shop walk the membrane and check the sealant around vents and seams. Truline lists roof work and Airway does body, so both can patch what they find. If the roof is soft or the Dicor is cracked, that gets fixed first or the install becomes a water damage repair. Ask them to photograph the mounting points before and after. It takes them five minutes and saves an argument later.
Spring fills up fast in this part of Washington, and solar work is seasonal because people want it before summer trips. Call a few weeks out if you can. Ask directly whether the panels, controller and mounting hardware are in stock or on order. If a part is backordered, you want to know before you leave the rig. For warranty work, get pre-approval from the manufacturer first; Truline lists warranty work, but approval still takes a call. Bring your paperwork and the model numbers of what is already installed.
Two shops list solar work here: Airway RV Service & Parts and Truline RV. Both also handle other repair types, so you can often combine a solar install with a roof or awning fix on the same visit.
The two average 4.5 stars across 128 reviews combined. Airway RV Service & Parts sits at 4.7 from 70 reviews, and Truline RV is at 4.2 from 58. That is a solid pool of feedback to read through before you book.
One of the two, Truline RV, lists warranty and insurance work. Get pre-approval from your panel or RV manufacturer before the appointment so the shop is not stuck waiting on paperwork while your rig sits on the lot.
Neither shop here is listed as mobile, and solar is awkward as mobile work anyway. Mounting panels, running cable and testing a controller under load go better in a bay with a stable roof to stand on. Plan to drop the RV off.