Yes, we are your “come to you mechanic.”
Plus, picking the right RV service is one of the most important decisions you will make during ownership.
Most of all, we can provide diesel service and engine repairs for your RV. Yep, we can get you back on the road. No doubt, now is a great time for RVing…so lets get you going!
Here are just some of the work we can do:
- Routine inspections
- Winterization
- Brakes and Bearing replacement, repair and maintain on most RVs
- Electrical 12 volt and 110volt repair
- Full Detail Service and Repairs
- All insurance repairs
- We can install accessories that are available in the RV industry
- We perform oil changes
Why be an RVer?
Well, because there is so much you can see or do. We know of folks who sell the house, the car, and a lot of other stuff. Then, they pack the rest into a small motorhome and thought they were ready.
Here is a great list of things as a result that you should know before being a full time RVer, thanks to Camping World.
“As decisions go, this is a biggie. Sell your house and live full-time in an RV “out there.” Where? Wherever you want. Before you swallow all that freedom in a single gulp there are a few things you might want to know.
#1 Make a practice run…or two…or ten.
No one should toss the house keys to the new owner and point their new rig towards the open road without having experienced previously spending time in an RV. Not just a weekend or even a week but ideally an extended period of time. No trial run will exactly duplicate the finality of being without a home base but being on the road will help identify what kind of full-timer you will be. Do you prefer being a “mover” or a “sitter?” Do you prefer the solitude of a campsite alone in the woods or the activities found in a commercial campground? These test runs will also serve to clarify your most important decision before becoming a full-time Rver…
#2 How much house do you need?
There is an RV ready to match your dream. Use your vacation RV trips to test different rigs. If you are visiting off-the-beaten-track tourist nooks and wilderness sites a more maneuverable RV could be preferable to a motorcoach. Or your dream RV just may not have as much room as you need to live on the road full time comfortably. Be honest with yourself up front and you will save yourself the hassle of trading up or down in your first few years untethered from a home base.