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Class A motorhome parked at a palm-lined Florida RV park at sunset with a technician working at an open battery compartment

Mobile RV battery service anywhere in Florida

Dead house batteries at the campground. A motorhome that won't crank on the shoulder of I-75. A lithium upgrade you've been putting off. We drive to the RV and do the work right there.

Open 24/7Pensacola to Key WestInterstate batteries installedWe come to the RV

Most RV battery problems happen far from a shop. You are parked at a state park outside Ocala, plugged in at an RV resort in Fort Myers, or sitting in a storage lot in Zephyrhills after a summer away. Getting a 40-foot coach or a fifth wheel to a service bay for a battery swap can take days of waiting. We skip that part. A technician brings the batteries, the tools and the test equipment to wherever the RV is sitting.

We work on the two battery systems every RV has. The house batteries (also called coach batteries) run your lights, water pump, fridge controls, slide-outs and anything on the inverter. The chassis battery starts the engine on a motorhome. They wear out for different reasons, and they get tested separately. Read house vs. chassis batteries if you are not sure which one quit.

What we do most

RV battery replacement with Interstate lead-acid and AGM batteries, sized to what your RV actually has. Lithium upgrades for owners who want more usable power and less weight, with an honest check of your converter, solar controller and alternator charging first. And mobile installation for batteries you already bought.

When the RV won't start on the road, our roadside battery service covers dead batteries, jump starts and emergency replacements across the interstates and the back roads.

Every kind of RV

  • Class A motorhomesGas and diesel pushers, with house banks in the basement and separate chassis batteries.
  • Class C motorhomesFord, Chevy and Sprinter chassis, with the starting battery under the hood.
  • Class B camper vansTight spaces, often lithium already, often tied to an alternator charger.
  • Fifth wheelsBatteries usually up front in a compartment near the pin box.
  • Travel trailersBatteries on the A-frame tongue, out in the weather.
  • Toy haulersBigger loads from generators, inverters and garage gear.

On the road

Stuck on the shoulder or at a rest area?

Dead batteries, jump starts and emergency replacements, wherever it is safe for us to work. Pull well off the road, turn on your hazards and text us the highway, direction and nearest exit or mile marker.

Map of Florida with a pin for each city page

Outline: the State of Florida, our whole service area. Pins mark places with their own page, not offices. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors; state boundary from U.S. Census Bureau data.

All 67 counties. Nine regions.

We cover the whole state. These are the regions and cities with their own pages, but if your town isn't listed, we still come.

Florida Panhandle Pensacola · Destin & Fort Walton Beach · Panama City Beach · Tallahassee

North Central Florida Gainesville · Ocala · Lake City

Northeast Florida Jacksonville · St. Augustine · Daytona Beach

Central Florida Orlando · Kissimmee · Lakeland · The Villages & Wildwood · Sebring

Space Coast & Treasure Coast Titusville · Melbourne · Vero Beach · Port St. Lucie

Tampa Bay & Nature Coast Tampa · St. Petersburg & Clearwater · Zephyrhills & Dade City · Bradenton

Southwest Florida Sarasota · Port Charlotte & Punta Gorda · Fort Myers · Naples

Southeast Florida West Palm Beach · Fort Lauderdale · Miami · Homestead & Florida City

Florida Keys Key Largo · Marathon · Key West

How a visit goes

  1. Text us where you are. Campground and site number, storage lot, or the mile marker on the highway. Tell us the RV type and what stopped working.
  2. Get a straight quote. We ask a few questions about the batteries you have and quote the job before we drive out.
  3. We test before we replace. House and chassis batteries get tested, and so does the charging. Sometimes the fix is a cable, a fuse or a disconnect switch.
  4. Install, check, done. New batteries go in, connections get cleaned and torqued, and we confirm the RV is charging them before we leave. Old batteries go to recycling.

Quick answers

Do you really cover all of Florida?

Yes. We take calls from the Panhandle to the Keys. Travel time depends on where you are, so we tell you an honest arrival window before we head out. See where we work.

Are you open at night and on weekends?

We answer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Batteries tend to die at night when the RV has been running on stored power, so that is when a lot of our calls come in.

What does a battery replacement cost?

It depends on the RV, how many batteries it uses, the battery type and where you are. We quote the job before any work starts, and nothing gets installed until you say yes. How a visit works.

Can you install a battery I already bought?

Yes. That is part of our mobile installation service. We check that it fits the tray, matches the system voltage and works with your charger.

Dead batteries at the campsite? Stuck on the shoulder?

Tell us where the RV is, anywhere in Florida. We bring the battery and install it there.