Why do my RV batteries keep going flat?

Most often it's a converter that has stopped charging, a parasitic draw somewhere on the 12V side, or a battery bank at the end of its life. Those three look identical from the driver's seat, so the fix starts with measuring rather than guessing — which is why we test before we quote.

Can you install solar on my RV?

Yes — panels, controller, wiring and battery integration. We'll size it to what you actually run rather than to a panel count, because an undersized controller or an old battery bank will waste a good array.

Can you convert me to lithium?

Yes. Lithium usually means changing the charging profile too — converter, solar controller and sometimes the alternator side — so we look at the whole charging path rather than swapping batteries and hoping.

Services

Electrical & Solar

12V and 120V house power, inverters, battery banks and solar installs.

Get A Repair Quote (385) 476-1380

The Work

What we do

Most 'nothing works' calls are electrical, and most of those come down to one bad connection, a tired battery bank or a converter that quietly stopped charging months ago. We trace the fault properly rather than replacing parts in hope.

12V house systems, 120V shore power and transfer switches
Inverters, converters and battery banks, including lithium conversions
Solar panels, controllers and wiring
Chassis wiring, charging faults and parasitic draws
Control boards, lighting and slide-out motors

Xantrex Freedom SW inverter/charger and breaker panel in a coach power bay

Sound Familiar?

Signs you need this.

Nothing works on 12V, or lights dim and flicker
Batteries go flat overnight even when plugged in
The inverter trips or won't carry the load it used to
Outlets dead on shore power but fine on the generator
Solar shows sun but the batteries never reach full

Any of these and it’s worth a call — (385) 476-1380. We come to you.

Common Questions

Straight answers.

Why do my RV batteries keep going flat?: Most often it's a converter that has stopped charging, a parasitic draw somewhere on the 12V side, or a battery bank at the end of its life. Those three look identical from the driver's seat, so the fix starts with measuring rather than guessing — which is why we test before we quote.
Can you install solar on my RV?: Yes — panels, controller, wiring and battery integration. We'll size it to what you actually run rather than to a panel count, because an undersized controller or an old battery bank will waste a good array.
Can you convert me to lithium?: Yes. Lithium usually means changing the charging profile too — converter, solar controller and sometimes the alternator side — so we look at the whole charging path rather than swapping batteries and hoping.

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