Service/RV Upgrades
Factories build to a price. We build to how you actually camp — off-grid for a week, towing through the Sierra, running two A/Cs in Redding in August. Installed by techs who repair these systems for a living, so the upgrade doesn't come back as a repair.
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Each one comes with a straight answer about what it will and won't do for your rig before you spend the money.
Roof panels, a real charge controller, lithium batteries with a proper BMS, and an inverter sized to what you run. We'll size it to your actual usage, not a brochure.
Second A/C, a quieter unit, or a soft-start so one 2000W generator runs the existing one. Ducted and non-ducted.
Less bounce inside, less sway behind you, fewer things shaking loose. Especially worth it on heavier fifth wheels.
Backup and side-view cameras for the truck, a garage camera for the toy hauler, or a doorbell camera for peace of mind in storage.
Whole-rig filtration, softeners, on-demand water heaters, and tank flush systems that make dump day less unpleasant.
Dynamat and insulation on the engine cover of a gas Class A cuts heat and noise in the cab dramatically.
Cell boosters, Starlink mounts and wiring, Wi-Fi routers — done cleanly, without a hole in the roof that leaks next spring.
Tire pressure monitors, surge protection, propane and CO detectors, brake controllers — the boring stuff that ends trips when it's missing.
Air compressors, battery disconnects, generator installs, awning lights, slide toppers, hitch upgrades. If it bolts to an RV, ask.
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Off-grid or hookups, mountains or flats, how many people and pets. We'll spec the upgrade that actually changes the trip.
