Excellent mobile repair service

rockhillmanor wrote:


RV Mobile Repair this is their job, their company and how they make their living. Word of mouth in a CG is what drives their business.

My son has his own mobile repair RV service, and also has a large warehouse/shop in the Ft.Lauderdale area for big jobs like roof/wall repair, replacement and such. A couple of weeks ago he had to drive down to Fiesta Key (2 1/2 - 3 hrs away), in the keys, to install an awning on a 5th wheel, that he had done a pretty major roof repair on,in his shop.
Since that trip he's had over a 1/2 dozen calls from other people in that campground wanting various issues fixed.
Unfortunately that place is just too far away to make it worthwhile for him to do service work, at least if they're all small jobs.

rockhillmanor wrote:

I hope that all honest mechanics become millionaires. Unfortunately, I have met so few.

I respectively disagree if you are talking about 'RV mobile repair'. Now Local repair shops well I might have to agree with you! :B
But IMHO not RV Mobile Repair.

When I went full time I found others at CG's using mobile repair for everything fro repairs up to and including maintenance. So I gave it a try and haven't looked back.

For 7 years I exclusively used RV Mobile Repair while on the road. The convenience of it is hands down the only way to go. And I found each and every one I called in every town I traveled thru VERY experienced and very reasonably priced. AND 99% of the time they have the part you need right on board their truck which = same day repair.

When you figure you are paying around 100 bucks an hour for a rv shop and have to leave it for days on end and IMHO and in my few experiences really poor and shoddy work from a low paid tech who is just looking for when its time to punch out. WHY use them?

RV Mobile Repair this is their job, their company and how they make their living. Word of mouth in a CG is what drives their business.

My MH has not seen the inside of repair shop in 7 years. I use RV mobile Repair while I sit back in a lawn chair with a cold one while she's being repaired or serviced. :C

Glad to hear this!

fla-gypsy wrote:

rockhillmanor wrote:
Thank You!
I just spent the better part of today calling around for a mobile repair for Rainbow Springs. thanks for the good review.

what was his price for the trip charge?

Rockhillmanor I don't remember but I think the service call was $50. The guy spent 2.5 hours with me, correctly diagnosed and fixed the problem and only charged me $140. I couldn't get the money out of my pocket fast enough.

:B

X2 RV Mobile Repair IMHO is the only way to go!

rockhillmanor wrote:
Thank You!
I just spent the better part of today calling around for a mobile repair for Rainbow Springs. thanks for the good review.

what was his price for the trip charge?

Rockhillmanor I don't remember but I think the service call was $50. The guy spent 2.5 hours with me, correctly diagnosed and fixed the problem and only charged me $140. I couldn't get the money out of my pocket fast enough.

I hope that all honest mechanics become millionaires. Unfortunately, I have met so few.

I respectively disagree if you are talking about 'RV mobile repair'. Now Local repair shops well I might have to agree with you! :B
But IMHO not RV Mobile Repair.

When I went full time I found others at CG's using mobile repair for everything fro repairs up to and including maintenance. So I gave it a try and haven't looked back.

For 7 years I exclusively used RV Mobile Repair while on the road. The convenience of it is hands down the only way to go. And I found each and every one I called in every town I traveled thru VERY experienced and very reasonably priced. AND 99% of the time they have the part you need right on board their truck which = same day repair.

When you figure you are paying around 100 bucks an hour for a rv shop and have to leave it for days on end and IMHO and in my few experiences really poor and shoddy work from a low paid tech who is just looking for when its time to punch out. WHY use them?

RV Mobile Repair this is their job, their company and how they make their living. Word of mouth in a CG is what drives their business.

My MH has not seen the inside of repair shop in 7 years. I use RV mobile Repair while I sit back in a lawn chair with a cold one while she's being repaired or serviced. :C

I hope that all honest mechanics become millionaires. Unfortunately, I have met so few.

I did however once have a mobile RV tech who was so honest that he diagnosed my problem and explained how to fix it for free over the phone. I gave that guy a glowing review and he will be the first person I call when next I need RV service. I insisted on payment and he refused.

Thank You!
I just spent the better part of today calling around for a mobile repair for Rainbow Springs. thanks for the good review.

what was his price for the trip charge?

Nice to hear the positive!! Sometimes you get to wondering if there are any folks doing good work out there, since we hear so much of the negative here (which is expected on a forum). Thanks for sharing!

darsben1 wrote:
well post reviews of the mobile services at rvservicereviews.com

Already did it

well post reviews of the mobile services at rvservicereviews.com