An RV technician on a ladder checking rooftop solar panels on a motorhome at dusk.

Installer matching

Find the hands for the roof

Send your rig and the tier you picked. Megawatt keeps the request on file and routes it as partners sign on. Until then, every source below is public and cited, with no stars or reviews we cannot back up.

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Partner network coming soon. Megawatt has one named solar installer today. A wider network of vetted shops is in the works, and requests sent now are the first ones routed when it opens.

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Tier from the planner

Public sources

Where to look on your own

Each entry links to the source and says when we checked it. They are grouped by type, not ranked.

CCRV (Cross Country RV Solar)

Megawatt contact

The one solar installer Megawatt has named. Contact listed: Derek Green.

How to use it. Email with the subject line from the partners page, and include the plan summary from this page. Confirm any labor discount with CCRV directly.

ccrvsolar.com (opens in a new tab)

Source: ccrvsolar.com. Listed on megawattrv.com/partners, crawled Oct 1, 2026. No rating or review is published here.

Go Power!

Maker locator

Go Power! lists authorized dealers for its RV solar kits, controllers, and inverters.

How to use it. Use the dealer locator, then call and ask who on staff does roof installs.

Dealer locator (opens in a new tab)

Source: gopowersolar.com/dealer-locator. Page titled "Find an Authorized Go Power! Dealer." Checked Oct 6, 2026.

Victron Energy

Maker locator

Victron's where to buy page has a dealer finder for its controllers, inverters, and monitors.

How to use it. Pick your country and region. Victron dealers range from parts counters to full install shops, so ask before you book.

Where to buy (opens in a new tab)

Source: www.victronenergy.com/where-to-buy. Page loads a dealer finder in the browser. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

NABCEP Professional Directory

Credential check

The North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners lists certified solar professionals with certificate numbers and expiration dates.

How to use it. Search by name or certificate number to confirm a quote. Most listings do home and commercial solar, so ask about RV and 12 V DC work.

Professional directory (opens in a new tab)

Source: www.nabcep.org/certified-professional-directory. Directory shows name, certification, cert number, expiry, and location. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

RVTAA

Credential check

The RV Technician Association of America certifies RV technicians at Registered, Certified, and Master Certified levels.

How to use it. Ask the shop which RVTAA level its tech holds. We did not find a public technician locator on the site.

rvtaa.org (opens in a new tab)

Source: rvtaa.org. Certification levels from the rvtaa.org homepage. The /tech-locator path returned 404. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

RV Technical Institute

Credential check

RVTI trains RV technicians for manufacturers, dealerships, and repair shops.

How to use it. Ask whether the tech finished RVTI training. The site is about training, not a directory of shops.

rvti.org (opens in a new tab)

Source: rvti.org. Training focus from the rvti.org homepage. No public locator found. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

Fleetwood RV owner library

Coach maker

Fleetwood's owner manual library links to its Service and Repair page with service center locations.

How to use it. Pull your coach's manual first. It shows the roof, the converter, and the battery bay you will be wiring into.

Owner's manuals (opens in a new tab)

Source: www.fleetwoodrv.com/owners-manuals. Manuals cover 1974 to 2025 Class A and B coaches. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

Megawatt partner shops

Coming soon

Vetted installers by region, with what they work on and how they price labor. We will not list a shop until it agrees to be listed.

Install RV solar for a living? Use the form above and say so in the notes.

Before anyone drills your roof. Ask for the wire gauge, fuse size, and controller model in writing, and compare them to your plan. The planner's numbers are a starting point for that conversation, not a permit.