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You know that sinking feeling when your RV starts acting up right before a trip. The air conditioner stops cooling. The generator won’t start. The roof starts leaking after that last storm.
Here’s what changes when you stay ahead of problems instead of chasing them. Your family trips happen on schedule. You sleep better knowing your systems work. You spend weekends camping, not troubleshooting in some parking lot two hours from home.
Regular RV maintenance catches the small stuff before it becomes expensive, trip-canceling disasters. Your RV stays reliable because someone who actually knows these complex systems looks at it with trained eyes. No more crossed fingers every time you hit the road.
We’ve been keeping Triangle area RVs running right for years. We’re the shop RV owners in Middleburg, Vance County, and surrounding areas trust when they need work done correctly the first time.
Unlike the big dealerships where you’re just another number waiting in line, we work by appointment. Every customer gets our full attention. We know RVs have gotten complicated with all the technology, appliances, and systems packed into modern units.
That’s exactly why you need technicians who understand both old and new models across every major brand. We work on Forest River, Keystone, Jayco, Heartland, Dutchmen, Coachmen, Grand Design, Chinook, and more. Located just 25 minutes from Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, we’re convenient for the entire Triangle area.
Call us to schedule your RV maintenance appointment. We work by appointment only, which means you get our undivided attention when your RV is here. No competing with walk-ins or getting rushed through the process.
We inspect your RV thoroughly and explain what we find in plain language. No technical jargon or surprise charges. If we recommend work, we tell you exactly why and what happens if you skip it.
We complete the maintenance using quality parts and keep you updated on progress. Every repair comes with our 6-month or 6,000-mile warranty because we stand behind our work. We also handle insurance claims and warranty work properly.
You pick up your RV ready for your next adventure, with confidence that everything works like it should. No more wondering if that weird noise means trouble.
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Your RV maintenance covers all the systems that keep you comfortable and safe on the road. We handle roof repairs and resealing, electrical troubleshooting, plumbing fixes, furnace and air conditioner service, generator maintenance, and complete winterization and de-winterization services.
North Carolina’s weather means your RV faces hot, humid summers, occasional cold snaps, and plenty of rain throughout the year. Your roof seals take a beating. Your air conditioning system works overtime. Your water lines need proper winterization to prevent costly freeze damage during those unexpected cold fronts.
We know what Middleburg area RVs face because we’ve been servicing them for years. We source quality parts quickly and complete repairs to get you back on the road. Whether it’s routine maintenance or fixing something that broke, we have the specialized tools and knowledge to handle it right. From simple tasks like leaky faucets to complex electrical issues, we cover it all.
Most RVs benefit from professional maintenance twice a year – once in spring before camping season and once in fall for winterization. However, the frequency depends on how much you use your RV and what kind of conditions you camp in.
If you’re a weekend warrior who camps regularly, annual maintenance might be sufficient for basic systems. But if you’re full-timing or taking long trips, you’ll want more frequent inspections. Heavy use, extreme temperatures, or rough roads all accelerate wear on your RV’s systems.
We recommend at minimum having your roof inspected annually, your air conditioner serviced before summer, and proper winterization if you’re not using your RV during freezing weather. The small investment in regular RV maintenance prevents the big expenses that come from neglected systems failing catastrophically.
Proper RV winterization protects your entire water system from freeze damage during North Carolina’s unpredictable winter weather. We drain all water lines, tanks, and appliances, then add RV antifreeze to prevent any remaining water from freezing and cracking pipes or fittings.
The process includes draining your fresh water tank, gray tank, black tank, and hot water heater. We also drain water lines throughout your RV and add antifreeze to all P-traps and the toilet bowl. Your water pump gets special attention to prevent internal damage from freezing.
We also check your exterior for potential freeze damage points and make sure your battery is properly maintained for winter storage. Skipping winterization is expensive – replacing cracked pipes, fittings, or a damaged hot water heater costs far more than proper winterization service.
Yes, we service both newer and older RV models. Many shops only want to work on newer units, but we understand that older RVs can be just as reliable with proper maintenance and care.
Older RVs often have simpler systems that are actually easier to maintain and repair once you understand them. The challenge is finding technicians who understand these systems and can source appropriate parts. We work with multiple suppliers to find what your older RV needs.
Whether your RV is brand new or decades old, the principles of good maintenance remain the same. Keep systems clean, address problems early, and use quality parts for repairs. Age doesn’t automatically mean unreliable if the RV has been properly maintained throughout its life.
Basic RV maintenance like winterization or de-winterization typically takes a few hours. More comprehensive annual maintenance might take a full day, depending on what we find during our thorough inspection.
Repair work varies significantly based on the problem. Simple fixes like replacing a faucet or thermostat might be completed the same day. More complex issues like roof repairs, electrical troubleshooting, or appliance replacement can take several days, especially if we need to order specific parts.
We work by appointment and keep you updated throughout the process. When you schedule service, we’ll give you a realistic timeframe based on the work needed. Our goal is getting you back on the road as quickly as possible without rushing the work or cutting corners.
Yes, we regularly work with insurance companies and warranty providers. We understand the documentation and procedures required to make the claims process as smooth as possible for you.
For insurance claims, we provide detailed estimates and work with adjusters to ensure proper repairs are covered. We document damage thoroughly and use approved repair methods that meet insurance standards. This protects you and ensures the work is done correctly the first time.
Warranty work requires specific procedures and parts to maintain your coverage. We’re familiar with major warranty providers and can help determine what’s covered under your specific policy. Having warranty work done improperly can void coverage, so it’s important to use a shop that understands these requirements completely.
We work exclusively by appointment, which means you get our full attention instead of competing with walk-ins or being rushed through the process. This appointment-only approach lets us properly diagnose problems and complete work without the chaos of a typical repair shop.
We’re a small, independent operation that focuses on quality over volume. You’re not just another number in a large dealership system. We take time to explain what we find, why repairs are needed, and what you can expect going forward.
Our location makes us convenient for the entire Triangle area, but we’re not trying to be everything to everyone. We focus on what we do best – keeping RVs running reliably through proper maintenance and quality repairs. Every job comes with our 6-month or 6,000-mile warranty because we stand behind our work completely.
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