Your RV Tech, LLC Mobile RV & Trailer Repairs
Mobile RV repair in Virginia Beach with 4.9 stars from 246 reviews, praised for punctuality and quick response.
Virginia has 8 solar installers for RVs, and most of them also fix roofs, A/Cs, and the other stuff that breaks. Two are mobile techs who come to you, which beats dropping the rig if your panels are already mounted and something's loose. The average rating sits at 4.7. If you're adding solar or chasing a charging problem, start with the shops below. They know the difference between a bad controller and a bad connection.
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Two of the eight are mobile techs, meaning they roll up to your campsite or driveway. That's handy for solar because half the job is checking how the panels are mounted and where the wires run. The other six are brick-and-mortar shops, including Blue Compass RV Danville, which has a big service department and a separate service listing. If you want a full install with new panels and a controller, a shop is usually better equipped. If you just need a loose connection tightened or a controller swapped, mobile saves you the drive. Book ahead in spring. Solar work picks up when folks start boondocking.
Your RV Tech, LLC Mobile RV & Trailer Repairs has a 4.9 from 246 reviews, which is a lot of feedback for a mobile outfit. Little Richard's RV Mobile Repair has a 5.0 from 37 reviews. Both are mobile and both do solar. On the shop side, Blue Compass RV Danville has 951 reviews at 4.7, so they've seen it all. Noke Van Co. and BD Conversion Company are smaller, with 24 and 19 reviews, but they handle solar and parts. A high rating doesn't mean the part is in stock, so call first.
Three of the eight shops do warranty work. If your RV is still under a manufacturer's warranty and the solar prep is acting up, ask about pre-approval before anyone touches it. That saves arguments later. Five of the eight handle roof work, which matters because solar panels sit on the roof and leaks happen. Four do electrical, so they can trace a charging issue from the panel to the battery. Some shops stock parts; others order them. Ask if the controller or panel you need is on the shelf or a week out.
There are 8 listed here. Two are mobile techs and the rest are shops. All 8 do solar, and most also handle A/C, fridge, and awning work.
Yes, 2 of the 8 are mobile techs. They can handle solar checks and repairs at your site. Call ahead to confirm they cover your area and have the parts.
3 of the 8 say they do warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before work starts, and ask the shop if they've dealt with your brand.
Ask if the panels and controller are in stock, whether they handle roof sealing, and if they've worked on your RV type. Also confirm the timeline, since spring gets busy.