Mobile Solar Consulting
Mobile solar installer and RV repair shop in Stuart, FL, with a 4.9-star rating from 81 reviews.
Stuart sits right where the St. Lucie River meets the Indian River Lagoon, and the sun here is relentless. That is good news for panels and bad news for anything you left on the roof. Two solar shops serve this area with an average rating of 4.6, and both also handle A/C, fridges and awnings. Here is how to think about getting panels added or sorted out.
Mobile solar installer and RV repair shop in Stuart, FL, with a 4.9-star rating from 81 reviews.
Stuart RV shop handling parts, body work and AC repairs, with staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Within a short drive of Stuart. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Jensen Beach with a 5.0 rating, handling AC, roofs, awnings, and slides on site.
Port St. Lucie RV repair shop with a 5.0 Google rating from 5 reviews, praised for fast, honest mobile service.
Mobile Solar Consulting carries a 4.9 across 81 reviews and lists solar alongside A/C, refrigeration, awning and electrical work. Florida Outdoors RV holds a 4.2 on 5 reviews and adds roof, body and chassis work plus parts and insurance help. That split matters. If your install is straightforward, either can do it. If your rig needs body or roof repair before panels go up, the second shop keeps that under one roof. Only one of the two lists roof work, so ask about mounting points and old sealant before anyone drills. A panel bolted to a soft deck is a leak waiting for the rainy season.
Solar jobs take a full day or more, and spring fills calendars fast around the Treasure Coast. Call ahead and ask two questions: is the charge controller and mounting hardware in stock, and how long until the work starts. A shop that has to order a bracket can add a week you did not plan for. Ask too whether they pull a permit if your setup needs one and whether the panel brand's warranty needs pre-approval. Get the quote in writing with the panel wattage and controller model spelled out, so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Neither of these two is listed as a mobile tech, so plan on bringing the RV in. That is fine for a full install but less convenient for a quick check on a controller that quit. If you only need diagnostics, ask whether they make house calls anyway, since some shop-based crews do. For a full array, a shop bay beats a driveway: shade, power and a level surface all help the job go faster. Drop-off means leaving the rig, so clear the fridge and plan around the days it sits.
Two shops in Stuart list RV solar installation, with an average rating of 4.6. Two more nearby are also listed if you widen the search. Both local shops handle A/C and refrigeration too, so one visit can cover more than panels.
No. Neither of the two Stuart shops is listed as a mobile tech, so expect to bring the RV to a bay. You can still ask whether they make house calls for diagnostics, but plan on a shop visit for a full install.
One of the two shops lists roof repair, and the same one handles body and chassis work. That makes it the easier call if your deck or seals need attention first. Ask them to check mounting points and old sealant before the panels go up.
Ask whether the controller and mounting hardware are in stock, how soon work can start, and whether the panel warranty needs pre-approval. Get the panel wattage and controller model in the written quote. Spring books fill quickly, so call well before you want the work done.