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Picture this: you’re planning your next adventure, not your next repair. Your generator starts every time. Your water system works flawlessly. Your electrical systems never leave you in the dark.
That’s what happens when your RV gets the maintenance it deserves. You’re not holding your breath when you flip switches or turn on faucets. You’re not wondering if that small vibration will turn into a major problem halfway to your destination.
Instead, you’re confident in your equipment and focused on what matters – creating memories with the people you care about. That confidence comes from working with professionals who understand RVs inside and out.
Stream RV has been solving RV problems for Oak Hill area owners who refuse to settle for mediocre service. We understand that your RV represents freedom, family time, and significant investment – not just another repair job.
Located in Granville County, we know the challenges North Carolina RV owners face. The humidity that attacks seals and electrical connections. The temperature swings that stress plumbing systems. The mountain roads that test every component.
We’ve built our reputation by treating every RV like it belongs to our own family. When you need honest answers, fair pricing, and work that actually fixes the problem, that’s exactly what you get.
We start by listening to what you’ve experienced and what concerns you have. Then we perform a thorough inspection, checking the systems that matter most for safe, reliable operation. No guessing, no shortcuts.
You get a clear explanation of what we found, what needs attention now, and what can wait. We provide upfront pricing before any work begins – no surprise charges, no padding the bill with unnecessary services.
Once we complete the work, we test everything thoroughly and walk you through what we did. You leave with maintenance recommendations that actually make sense for how you use your RV, not generic advice that doesn’t fit your situation.
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We handle the complete range of RV maintenance and repair services, from routine winterization that prevents freeze damage to complex electrical troubleshooting that solves mysterious problems. Engine maintenance, propane system testing, plumbing repairs, solar installations – we cover it all.
North Carolina’s climate is tough on RVs. High humidity creates moisture problems that lead to expensive damage. Temperature swings stress seals and connections. The mix of coastal and mountain travel puts unique demands on your systems that generic maintenance doesn’t address.
We work on all major RV brands including Forest River, Keystone, Jayco, Heartland, Dutchmen, Coachmen, and Grand Design. Whether you own a brand-new travel trailer with the latest technology or a well-maintained vintage motorhome, our experience covers the full spectrum of RV systems and components.
Most RV owners should schedule professional maintenance annually, but the real answer depends on how you actually use your RV. If you take several long trips each year or live in your RV part-time, twice-yearly service makes more sense than following arbitrary calendar schedules.
The critical systems – propane, electrical, plumbing, and generator – work hard and can develop dangerous problems without warning. A propane leak isn’t something you want to discover at a campground, and generator problems always seem to happen when you need power most.
We recommend having your RV inspected after any major trip, before long-term storage, and definitely before the start of camping season. Catching problems early saves money and prevents the kind of breakdowns that ruin vacations and create safety hazards.
A proper RV maintenance service covers every system that affects safety and reliability. We test your propane system for leaks and proper pressure, inspect all water lines and pumps for leaks or wear, check electrical connections and battery condition, and service your generator according to manufacturer specifications.
We also examine all exterior seals around windows, doors, vents, and roof penetrations because water damage is the most expensive problem RV owners face. Your running gear gets attention too – tires, brakes, suspension components, and wheel bearings all need regular inspection.
The specific scope depends on your RV type and how you use it, but our goal is always the same: identify problems before they leave you stranded or require emergency repairs during your trip. We focus on the systems that actually matter for safe, reliable operation.
We provide mobile service for specific situations where it makes sense for both you and the quality of repairs. Some maintenance tasks and minor repairs can be handled effectively at your location, especially if your RV is difficult to move or you’re dealing with an urgent issue that doesn’t require specialized equipment.
However, complex electrical work, major plumbing repairs, generator service, or anything requiring diagnostic equipment is best handled at our shop where we have access to all the tools and parts needed to do the job right the first time.
The best approach is to call and describe your specific situation. We’ll give you an honest assessment of whether mobile service will give you the results you need or if bringing your RV to our facility will be more effective and cost-efficient.
Most RV owners should budget $1,200 to $1,500 annually for maintenance and minor repairs, but this varies significantly based on your RV’s age, usage patterns, and maintenance history. RVs that have been neglected will initially cost more to bring up to proper condition.
Routine maintenance costs less than emergency repairs. A generator that fails because it wasn’t serviced regularly can cost $3,000 to $5,000 to replace, while annual maintenance might have prevented the problem entirely for a fraction of that cost.
Newer RVs typically require less maintenance initially, but as systems age, expect costs to increase gradually. The key is consistent, professional care – RVs that receive proper maintenance have fewer expensive surprises, last longer, and maintain their value better than those that only see a technician when something breaks.
Absolutely, and we actually enjoy working on older RVs because they often have better build quality than modern units. Vintage RVs require specialized knowledge and sometimes creative solutions, but they can provide decades of reliable service with proper care and maintenance.
The main challenges with older RVs are parts availability and systems that don’t follow current standards. However, our experience with various manufacturers and our network of suppliers means we can usually find solutions even for discontinued components or obsolete systems.
We take time to understand how older systems were designed to work and what modifications or upgrades might improve reliability without compromising the character of your vintage RV. Many older units were built with higher quality materials and craftsmanship that, with proper maintenance, can outlast newer models.
First, get to a safe location and assess whether you’re dealing with a safety issue or just an inconvenience. Brake problems, engine overheating, or electrical issues that affect lights require immediate attention. Generator problems or minor water leaks can usually wait until you reach your destination.
For safety-related breakdowns, call roadside assistance through your insurance, AAA, or RV club membership. For less urgent issues, document the problem with photos and detailed notes so we can better understand what happened when you bring it in for proper diagnosis and repair.
Many breakdown situations can be prevented with pre-trip inspections and regular maintenance, which is why we emphasize system checks before major travels. But when problems do occur on the road, having a relationship with a trusted repair shop means you know exactly where to go for reliable service when you get home.
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