Year-round RV shop repairs
Kirk works on motorhomes and trailers at his shop year-round. Call, text or send a repair request to discuss the job and arrange drop-off and pickup for your appointment.
Repairs to discuss with Kirk
Leaks and the damage they leave behind
Send photos of any ceiling stains, swollen wall panels or soft flooring. Tell Kirk where water shows up and what has already been patched or resealed. That helps him discuss the repair and what needs a closer look.
Interior repairs and renovations
Ask about worn flooring, loose cabinets, damaged trim or a dinette that needs attention. For an update, share photos of the existing space and describe what you want to change.
Arrange your drop-off with Kirk
Send the RV’s year, make, model and overall length. Tell him when you can bring it in and when you need it back. Kirk can confirm the job, availability and where to take the RV.
Common questions
Is the shop available during camping season?
Yes. Kirk takes shop appointments year-round. If a repair needs to be done between trips, include your next departure date and the date you can bring the RV in. Photos, overall length and the type of repair help Kirk confirm whether the work and timing fit before you make the trip.
How do I choose between a shop repair and a mobile visit?
Consider the space around the RV and the access the repair needs. A mobile visit can be practical for an accessible fixture or a straightforward assessment. Work that needs dry conditions, room to open panels or access to several damaged areas may be better at the shop. Tell Kirk what you’ve noticed and how the RV is currently parked if you’re considering a mobile visit.
How do drop-off and pickup work?
Arrange both with Kirk when you schedule the repair. Share the RV type and overall length, the work you want checked and any deadlines you’re working around. He can confirm where to bring it, when there’s room for the job and when to plan to pick it up.
What if more damage turns up once a panel or floor is opened?
Hidden damage can change the scope, especially when water has travelled behind a wall or under flooring. Tell Kirk what has already been opened or repaired and send photos of the surrounding area. Ask how he’ll confirm the scope with you if opening the area reveals work that could not be seen at the start.