No power, half power, or something that only works sometimes — RV electrical gremlins are maddening. We troubleshoot and repair 12-volt and 120-volt systems on site across the Grand Valley.
Every coach runs on both a 12-volt DC system (batteries, lights, pumps, the furnace fan, and most controls) and a 120-volt AC system (shore power, outlets, and the big appliances), tied together by a converter and sometimes an inverter. When something's dead, the whole game is figuring out which of the two systems is to blame. We troubleshoot both methodically instead of guessing, which saves you money on parts you don't need. Cold weather matters here too — it saps battery capacity and exposes weak connections that ran fine in summer.
Common calls include no 12-volt power (batteries, converter, fuses, or a bad ground), no shore power or tripping breakers, failed converters and inverters, dead or failing batteries, corroded connections, and individual circuits that quit. We also handle upgrades like adding an inverter or improving a battery bank for boondocking out at the Colorado National Monument or on the Grand Mesa.
Electrical problems are where careful diagnosis really pays off. We isolate the real fault and lay out what it is and what it costs. Whether it's a five-dollar fuse or a failed converter, you'll know exactly what you're paying for.
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RV Electrical Repair — We come to you across Grand Junction, the Grand Valley, and Mesa County. Call and we'll tell you the soonest we can be there.