Awnings, roof fans, power jacks, backup cameras, solar, lithium, TPMS, LED, water filtration — the exact upgrades RV owners search for after buying, or before a big trip. We install them on-site, no dealership wait times.
These are the exact accessories owners install after buying a rig or before their first big trip — done on-site by an OEM trained technician, not on a dealer's 6-week waitlist.
Slide-Out Toppers & Awnings
Torn fabric, won't retract, or never had a topper installed — we install, replace and re-tension slide toppers and patio awnings.
Torn or sun-rotted awning/topper fabric
Awning won't retract or extend
Slide-out with no topper (debris/water pooling)
Sagging or loose topper tension
Roof Vent Fans (Fan-Tastic Fan, MaxxAir)
Install, replace or upgrade your 14x14 roof vent to a powered, rain-sensing fan — Fan-Tastic Fan or MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe.
Upgrade a manual vent to powered airflow
Replace a broken fan motor or lid
Add a rain-sensing auto-close fan
Full removal, 12V wire-in, and roof reseal
Vent & Fan Covers
Keep vents open in the rain and protect fans from road debris with MaxxAir-style vent covers.
Rain protection while vents stay open
Highway debris protection at speed
UV protection for fan lids
Sealed and lag-screwed to the roof deck
Power Tongue Jacks
Retire the crank forever — install or replace with a powered tongue jack, or repair a jack that won't raise/lower.
Manual-to-electric jack conversion
Bulldog, Lippert and Husky replacements
Jack won't raise or lower diagnosis
Battery wiring and fuse/breaker install
Backup Cameras & Observation Systems
Wired and wireless backup cameras for towing, hitching and backing into tight sites — with in-cab monitor.
Can you install a Fan-Tastic Fan or MaxxAir vent on-site?
Yes. We remove your existing 14x14 roof vent, install the new powered fan (Fan-Tastic, MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe, or MaxxAir Vent Cover), wire the 12V, and seal the flange with self-leveling lap sealant — all in your driveway or campsite.
Do you install power tongue jacks?
Yes — we install and replace electric tongue jacks (Bulldog, Lippert, Husky) on travel trailers and fifth wheels, including hardwiring to the trailer battery and troubleshooting jacks that won't raise or lower.
Can you install solar panels and lithium batteries?
Yes. We design and install solar arrays, MPPT charge controllers, inverters, and lithium battery upgrades (LiFePO4) for boondocking. Systems are sized to your usage, roof space, and budget.
Do I have to bring the RV to you?
No. We're fully mobile across Ontario. We install at your home, storage lot, campground, or dealer lot — no dealership wait times and no towing.
How long does a typical accessory installation take?
Most single installs — a vent fan, backup camera, tongue jack or TPMS kit — take 1–3 hours on-site. Slide-out awnings and solar or lithium systems are half- to full-day jobs. We confirm the time window when we book so you can plan your day.
Will installing accessories void my RV warranty?
Professional installation done to manufacturer spec does not void your RV warranty. We use OEM-approved mounting, sealants and wiring practices, and we document the work so you have a record for any future warranty claim.
What size solar system do I need for boondocking?
It depends on your daily amp-hour draw. Weekend campers running lights, a water pump and a fan are usually fine with 200–400W and 100Ah of lithium; full-timers running a residential fridge or inverter loads typically need 600W+ and 200–400Ah. We size the system from your actual usage before quoting.
Can you supply the parts, or should I buy them myself?
Either works. We can source and supply accessories at trade pricing, or install parts you've already bought — we'll just confirm the model is a correct fit for your rig before install day so nothing gets wasted.
Got an accessory in mind? Let's get it installed.
Send us the part or brand you're considering — we'll confirm compatibility, quote the install, and book you in. Same-week availability across Ontario.