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Is your refrigerator in your RV in good working order? Check it cooling capabilities to make sure it reaches the temperatures it is supposed to reach. If not, it is a potential health hazard. We can repair it or replace it.

If you have an older RV, even minor bumps and dings can take their toll on the siding and cause stress cracks in the fiberglass. During repair, we will inspect the shell for signs of stress and repair them before repainting.

In a world when working from home is becoming more and more available, RVs can make excellent mobile offices. There are a wide range of optional upgrades including customizations such as an extra desk space, an advanced electrical system, a generator, and even satellite internet.

If you’ve recently had a collision in your RV, you may be hesitant to take it out on the road again because of how bad the exterior looks even though it still drives well. Rest assured that we’re always up to the challenge of repairing any collision damage to your RV.

Is the furniture in your RV looking a bit tired or faded? Over time, the sun can do real damage to the fabrics in your RV. By having your furniture within your RV reupholstered, you can give it a whole new look.

Over time, the stove in your RV may stop working properly because lines clog or deteriorate from use. If there's no flame, or it's any color but blue, system repairs are needed.

For many, an RV is more than just a vehicle for fun, it’s their home away from home. When you take your RV to RV repair specialists, you can be sure that they’ll treat it with the same care as if it was their own home away from home.

Good gelcoat repair for your RV is critical, as poor quality will allow water to permeate the underlying material beneath the finish, possibly compromising the structural integrity.

Did you know that most RVs come equipped with an extension cord? They do. The standard size is 25 feet long, but you might want to add a 50 foot cord to your wish list, especially if you enjoy camping. It pays to be prepared for any eventuality.

Did you know that drivers began to fashion RVs out of vehicles almost as soon as the car was introduced? The first official RV was the Touring Landau, introduced by Pierce-Arrow at Madison Square Garden in 1910.

Pop-up trailers, also known as tent trailers or folding camping trailers, make travel easy while still giving you plenty of space. If yours hasn’t been popping well lately, then an RV repair specialist will be able to get it working well again.

An RV is not a small vehicle, by any means. Remember that it requires extra distance before it can come to a complete stop. Brake early, yield and stay alert to avoid collision and hundreds in repairs.

Did you know that refrigeration systems in many RVs can use up to 3 alternate energy sources? This includes 12 volt DC, 110 volt AC, and propane gas. Essentially, a sealed system containing an ammonia solution is heated by one of the three sources, causing it to separate into a hot form and a cold form that’s used for refrigeration.

Rear end collisions pose their own sets of problems. Because storage tanks and other features tend to cluster here, a thorough inspection is needed to make sure everything is addressed and repaired to your satisfaction.