St Pete Mobile RV repair reccomendations

Madhatter1 wrote:

ependydad wrote:
We got decent work out of RV Parts Mall in Sarasota, FL. Maybe give them a call?

Did they give you quotes on work (or close estimates) or was it hourly for the repairs. Trying to call them but line is busy.

I didn't ask. It was all warranty work that I planned on being reimbursed for.

ependydad wrote:
We got decent work out of RV Parts Mall in Sarasota, FL. Maybe give them a call?

Did they give you quotes on work (or close estimates) or was it hourly for the repairs. Trying to call them but line is busy.

We got decent work out of RV Parts Mall in Sarasota, FL. Maybe give them a call?

Madhatter1 you want to hit up google or other sources to try to find a Mobile RV service, see how much of your project they can or will take on.

Bill, No offence intended on the semiskilled comment. Get that someone like you is skilled. Just can't pay $300 per hour for a guy and his helper for RV work. I pay $125 per hour for my marine Diesel mechanic and $60 per hour for his helper when he brings one (only when needed). We do building management system installs and only get $65-75 per hour and have fairly high wages.

Can't do it myself simply because I don't have the time. Extremly busy at work.

Want to pay someone to do it. Can pay $3000 for all the work. Won't pay $5000 plus on an open checkbook. (I know the relacement door cost is on top of all this)

Prefer skilled. If someone could do all the work for $3000 agreed upon price and was done in half a day I would just write the check. Good for them if they are that good. But can't pay $150 per hour per guy with no limit and unknown skill level.

Why not do it yourself if it`s a "Semi Skilled" job -- I`ve worked in the RV trade for many years & I never once thought of myself as Semi skilled -- Bill Willard