Once again Wayne came to the rescue and we were lucky he was in the area when we were! We had a…read morebunch of stuff break at the same time. 2 of them was our hydraulic jacks (again) and our refer which happened to die the day before he was coming out to find out what was wrong with the jacks. He diagnosed and replaced the failed pump motor to our hydraulic jacks, diagnosed then removed the failed NorCold (we call them "never cold") refrigerator (ammonia leak) and replaced it with a much bigger residential refrigerator. He also hauled away the old one. Our awning leg became bent last fall and Wayne just happened to have the same leg that we needed. After much fenagling to get the bent leg out, he replaced it with the one he had. So nice to have an awning again! Thanks, Wayne! You da man!

From the owner: **Seasonal only - currently traveling until May 2026**…read moreMobile RV Service, troubleshooting and repair No service call fee in Cowlitz Timber Trails

Their promptness and diligence in making sure the job is done, right and customer is happy with…read moretheir work order . For a small business, they do an amazing service to our surrounding communities.

This guy will con you on prices that he paid half for and he's charging a full price forread more

They were able to fit me in the very next day. Confirmed appointment by text a few hours later…read more called ahead of time to let me know he was running early. Trevor, fixed the problem quickly was professional and friendly. The previous person I had contacted, flaked without any notification and only responded to my third text. Thanks RV doctor, you, the man!

From the owner: Offering quality Mobile RV Repair services to Oregon and SW Washington at a competitive rate. read more

Once I gave them a call and went over things, more was explained better to which I may have been…read moretoo harsh first review. The extra charge was for labor on things being fixed. Found out the price for board to be fixed and it got completely the next day. Inspection got completed, luckily nothing major was wrong(whew) and the furnace works. We appreciate them going over things with us so we understood them. We would recommend them and use them again

Having dogs in an RV can be challenging but, they're family. Once a year sail switch replacement…read moreis one downside. When I know it's time to replace I call At Your Service. On time, courteous, professional. See ya next time.

Great Work, But Be Prepared for High Costs We brought our…read more2007 Carri-Lite 5th wheel to Ernie's, Inc. for some major repairs. We had an extended warranty but knew it wouldn't cover everything -- and we weren't in a rush. Overall, we were happy with the experience, but it's important to go in with eyes wide open. What we liked: * Super friendly and professional staff from the first phone call * Clean, large, well-organized shop -- very reassuring * Estimates at every step so we could approve/decline work * They replaced both our black and grey tanks plus the electronic dump valves -- done right * No pressure when we declined certain items What to watch for: Prices are high -- labor is $225/hr, and parts are marked up (pretty typical in the RV world).Communication felt a little slow at times, but we told them we weren't in a hurry. Some quotes were eye-popping: * Battery cables: $603 * Smoke detector plus install: $100 * A/C maintenance: $600 * Roof caulking: $606 * Roof membrane replacement: $17,000 * Replace TV antenna cable: $261 We ended up declining many of the recommended repairs due to the high costs -- thankfully, my husband is very handy and was able to take care of most of them himself. For example, they quoted $17,000 to replace the roof membrane, but ours didn't actually need replacing. We repaired a few small cracks ourselves with Dicor self-leveling caulk and didn't even use half a tube. One thing to note: their estimate process can be a bit cumbersome. When they add new items, the updated estimate just gets longer -- in our case, it ended up being 17 pages. Even if you decline certain items, they remain listed, which can make it hard to track the dollar amount and what's actually approved and what's not. Bottom line: Ernie's is a great shop if you're not on a tight budget and want quality work from a professional team. Just be ready for the price tag and don't hesitate to do some repairs yourself if you can.

I had a frustrating experience with Ernie's RV & Trailer Repair…read more I brought in my Class C RV because I wanted a proper inspection, specifically to have the brake pads checked. Another shop had already told me they couldn't lift the RV, which is exactly why I sought out a place that could handle a full inspection. When I scheduled the appointment, I clearly explained this situation and my expectations. The day after I dropped off the rig, I received a call saying the RV was ready and that nothing was wrong. I was charged about $280. When I arrived to pick it up, I asked for an inspection report or details on what was checked, and it became clear there was confusion. After asking directly what work had been done, I was told they had only performed an oil change. This was extremely frustrating because that was not what I brought the RV in for. I had been very clear that I needed a full inspection due to the previous shop not being able to lift it. They did offer for me to bring the RV back at another time, but when I asked about the cost for the inspection, I was quoted over $450 on top of the $280 I had already paid. This pricing was never discussed when I scheduled the appointment. Overall, my concerns are: -Lack of communication about pricing upfront. They need more transparency on their pricing and other reviews suggest the same -Not paying proper attention to the customer's request -Failing to perform the service that was requested There was no effort to offer a discount or solution to make up for the inconvenience. I wanted to give them a chance despite some pricing concerns posted on prior Yelp reviews, but unfortunately, my experience confirmed those issues. To be fair, the staff were friendly and professional. They are nice folks but, they need to work on some issues. In the future, I will be driving a few extra miles to get better and more competitive service.

I needed wheel bearings repacked and an overall check-up on a newly purchased used horse trailer on…read moreshort notice. Was quoted $250 just for the bearing repack. Dropped it off thinking they'd have it 2-3 days since I hadn't made an appointment. They called the next day and said it was done. Lubed everything up, repacked wheels, adjusted brakes and checked electrical for less than what they quoted me for just the bearing repack. Rarely does that happen! Very happy with the speed and level of service.

I had an emergency need for brakes on my triple axle fifth-wheel RV while on a roadtrip through…read moreWashington on my way to Canada. Shelly and Bart bent over backwards to get me in first thing next morning. Not only was the work done perfectly, it was done HONESTLY. I had one bad bearing and that was all they replaced, as well as a complete brake job all around. No upselling to try to get me to replace all six bearings. They could have, but they didn't. I would recommend B&B to anyone who need RV or trailer work done. Thanks, Bart & Shelly.

We made an APPOINTMENT with Todd on Monday to come and repair our RV. We had no heat (Jan)) no…read morelights, no water and our batteries would not take and hold a charge. We could not get the jacks up to take the rig to Camping World, so we made an appt with Todd H. He said he was to busy to get to us until Wednesday, so we made an appt for 10:00 on Wednesday. 10:00 rolls around and nothing. So I sent him a text and asked if he was still going to make the 10:00 APPOINTMENT. He forgot who we were and said he had a more important person to take care of first that didn't have heat or electric. I asked why he made an appt with us then, and he said that's just how the business goes. Someone else needed him that was more important, according to Todd. He ended the conversation with just call my competitors.

Performed a "Pre-sales" inspection for me at my home on very short notice when everyone in town was…read moreall booked up. Drew up a detailed list of what maintenance items the coach needed, along with estimated prices for him to do the work, and noted which things he'd refer to someone with more specialized knowledge - i.e. he mostly works on the "coach" part of an RV and knows those systems inside and out, and would refer you to a "chassis" specialist for the underlying "truck" part of the coach. I'll definitely be using Hanberg Mobile for the things that he handles that are on the 'punchlist' for the coach.

We were requesting an appointment for RV service as recommended by Ranger at Thousand Trails park…read more Sent a text to field rep who suggested we contact the office. Tracie at the office said she would get back to us that day or the next regarding an appointment. We lost two days of needing RV service waiting for the call back. She never did call back and even after a msg to field rep, we still did not get the courtesy call. Thus, a few days was cut out of our availability for a repair as is obvious from being at the beach in RV park. She should have had the courtesy to call us back one way or the other.

Terrible in a word. I brought my truck to them, to change the serpentine belts. They knew the truck…read morehad 2 alternators and 2 A/C compressors so it needed two belts. It was functioning on the one remaining belt. I brought them the Chevy at 11a Monday and they were done until 12p Tuesday and demanded in an aggressive way $1350. At the end of the day Monday, neither belt had been installed after working on it all day. So the Chevy is in limp mode, they neglected to connect the coolant reservoir so my ECM reported low coolant. One of the clowns, I think it was Bobbie, said it just needed a little coolant, but in fact they disconnected the reservoir and didn't bother reconnecting. They threatened me physically when I balked at the $1350. Sean, the owner got in my face. He apologized later, but the apology didn't stop him from doing it all afternoon Tuesday when I came to get the car. I sent them a picture of the coolant reservoir as I couldn't initially find the connector plug. Several hours later I received this answer, "Ya. Ill mention it to him." The truck remains in limp mode. It's Thursday the 17th. I showed them it's a 3 hour job with a written estimate from the local Chevy dealer. They might be good fixing a mobile home toilet, but I wouldn't let them work on an engine of any kind. They have no idea what they're doing under the hood.