One of the most important pieces of information a Veteran looks for when needing a product, skilled…read moreprofessionals, or a Camper/RV is whether the Owner is a Veteran, or Supports Veterans. HILLTOP CAMPER AND RV epitomize Patriotism and Respect Veterans. Remember all those nights sleeping on the ground? Huge, Major, MEGA improvement.

Zero communication from them after the sale. Issues that I pointed out during the walk through were…read morenot addressed or fixed by delivery. I only heard from the sales person after I returned a negative comment card. The message I received seemed as if he was forced to call me. If you are looking to purchase an RV, look elsewhere.

Bought a Rv from this company. Everything with the deal seemed straight up and good to go. The…read moreDealer Lee said it was one hundred percent functional and everything is good to go. After getting the rv home I started having problems with the electrical system. I reached out to Lee and it was like he had turned into rubberman. Every question just bounced straight off of him. He didn't say it but it would have been quicker and easier if he woulda just said " I already have your money , I'm not going to help you, and good luck." There are many bigger more reputable companies that actually care about their reputation. Don't waste your time here.

I've been bringing my older Ford Shasta here for a few years now! These people do amazing work,…read morethey're busy so get it in and get everything done while you can! They are extremely fairly priced and work fast! They are 10/10 stars for sure thanks again guys!

I cannot say enough about Expert Truck and RV! The staff is curtious and professional and the…read moretechnician, Andy, is great. He diagnosed, and repaired, a problem that two other dealerships failed to do. Jesse, you guys are great!!!

We were picked up late in the evening very efficiently. The towing man was so helpful. It was…read morepouring rain. He let us wait in his shop even though it was late. He was kind and helped us navigate a hard situation.

I would avoid at all costs. Zero integrity. Purchased car off their lot. Engine failure within 6…read moremonths. Given incorrect information about the vehicle.

We originally rented a unit from Rochester Storage- great- easy and super friendly. Then we found…read moreout they also have moving services- jackpot! Brian (and the other Brian) were super friendly, incredibly hard working, and did not even knick a single wall- we would HIGHLY recommend Brian if you are moving across town or across the country (yes- they travel!) Cost was HALF what Two Men and a Truck quoted me- and BONUS- local Rochester business owner!!

Most strongly recommended! I purchased a used boat/motor/trailer set up from them and had a…read morefantastic experience. Herb was patient, helpful, and knowledgeable. I appreciated that he took time to explain the boat operation and details during delivery. It was well worth the trip to Rochester!

Al's did a good job rigging the outboard on my new Lund boat…read more Unfortunately they failed to latch the stern compartment door shut and the door flung open on the interstate and chipped the cover of the outboard while I was driving my brand new boat home. When I got the boat home I noticed that the outboard battery leads were only hand tightened. Little did I know that these were a prelude of things to come. The electronic rigging was awful. Al's had little knowledge on rigging boat electronics and I had multiple issues that included: 1.) Multiple connectors that came loose from wiring because they were too small, not adequately crimped, and only a couple were heat shrunk. Example: The positive battery cable to the bow of the boat came loose my second time out because Al's connected it to a small wire gauge spade connector instead of a properly sized battery cable ring connector. The connector they installed was many sizes too small for the battery cable and not heat shrunk to the cable so of course it came loose. 2.) A required on/off switch was not installed and it killed the outboard battery. 3.) Two 15" fish finders were hooked up to the outboard battery instead of a dedicated deep cell battery as specified by the manufacturer. 4.) Al's mounted the trolling motor heading sensor touching a bundle of cables that included the throttle cable, directly in a magnetic field - the worst possible spot on the boat (I was unable to calibrate the trolling motor until I troubleshoot the incorrect rigging which required moving and re-wiring the heading sensor). 5.) The trolling motor was loose. Turns out one of the 4 bolts used to mount it to the bow of the boat was too short and there was no nut on the other end. The other 3 bolts were loosely tightened, one of which I was able to turn by hand. Had I not noticed this early on, chances are the trolling motor would have eventually ended up on the bottom of a lake or the middle of an interstate. 6.) I had Al's mount an SI transducer to the bottom of the trolling motor. It came loose my third time out and was hanging by it's cable when I returned to the dock. 7.) I asked Ryan to only use block fuses, no in-line fuses. I had the following written into the contract that he signed: "Block fuse holders with minimum of 4 open slots for future adds". This could not have been clearer. Yet, Al's only installed a block fuse holder at the helm, not the bow - Instead they installed a tinny little electronic spade connector power strip (I remember these from my old stereo receivers from the early 1970's). There were multiple in line fuses instead of block fuses in the bow. It's since been replaced with a proper marine fuse block with ring connectors. Between the time I spent fixing multiple rigging issues (one of which left me stranded on the water), to the dollars I spent having a knowledgeable mechanic fix the rigging issues that I was unable to fix, to the weekends that were ruined because of dead batteries, loose connections and incorrect rigging, I wish to God that I had not purchased the boat from Al's Specialty Marine. Electronic rigging was most certainly not a "Specialty" at Al's Specialty Marine. The workmanship was disgraceful. This was a major disappointment. The only positive was that I learned a lot about rigging a boat while I troubleshoot and fixed a continuous array of problems. Needless to say, I made huge mistake buying the boat from Al's Specialty Marine and will never do business with them again. Neither will any of my fellow fishing club members, some of whom were on the boat when it died on the water. Word gets around.

Great service, reasonably priced. Extremely knowledgeable…read more We have a seasonal rv site at Hidden Meadows campground. He picks up our golf cart for service and delivers upon completion.

Watched one of their tow trucks back into someone in a parking lot. He clearly felt it and stopped,…read morethe guy yelled at him to stop and he quickly accelerated out of the parking lot. I gave him the benefit of the doubt that he maybe didn't know it happened and called to let him know. He admitted it was him but immediately said I didn't feel anything and hung up on me. I'm not sure if it was his company y but he answered the phone when I called so I assume yes. I would say stay far far away from a company like this. He did a lot of damage to not notice and could not care to address or make it right imagine what he would do if he was towing your vehicle

Bill from Bill's Towing is amazing. This man came out to unlock my car, but our insurance company…read moregave him bad info. He tried calling us and we tried calling him. Somehow we couldn't connect, but he tried. When it comes to customer service, price and value. No one beats Bill's Towing!!!!