If I could give Jeff 10 stars, I would! After waiting a month for another local company to maybe…read morefix my water valve (and aggressively upsell me their $1,000 "Preferred Customer Plan" ), Jeff showed up, smiled, and had it fixed in 5 minutes flat. No drama. No pressure. Just results. He's friendly, incredibly knowledgeable, and you can tell he actually cares about solving the problem--not just padding a sales quota. The company as a whole is a breath of fresh air: honest, reliable, and actually shows up when they say they will. Imagine that! If you're tired of endless waiting, sky-high estimates, and feeling like just another number--call Jeff. You'll wonder why you didn't do it sooner. Highly recommend.

I am so very happy that I called Temple RV to replace the failed Transfer Switch in my Class A…read moremotorhome, which has been my home this winter while snowbirding in Charlotte, NC. Quinn, a highly-trained and very competent Certified Master RV electical technician was phenomenal. He came out and did a professional and courteous job. Plus, he's just a helluva nice guy. Quinn got the old Transfer Switch out and the new one installed quickly and efficiently. I can't say enough good things about Quinn. I strongly recommend Quinn and Temple RV to anyone who needs an honest, highly-qualified electrician working on their rig. When I return to Charlotte in future winters, if I need any help with my RV, my first and only call will be to Temple RV... no one else.

We had Brandon conduct an inspection of the new RV we were purchasing. Impressed with the…read morethoroughness of the inspection, amount of pictures and details of issues that needed to be fixed before we pick up our rig. Would highly recommend.

From the owner: Our RV inspector was trained and certified by NRVIA and is also registered as an RV technician…read more Therefore, you know that you can rely on us to get the job done correctly. Our service menu has everything you need to ensure you’re buying a high-quality vehicle. Our services include: Buyer’s Inspection Pre-Listing/Seller’s Inspection Lender’s Inspection Walkthrough for New RV Owners Fluid Analysis Air Condition Service Safety Checks

Open for weekend hours only, I stopped in with my RV at Over 2 Tom's for an oil change and a…read moregeneral check over. I arrived shortly after opening at 8am and we seen promptly. The nice ladies behind the desk took my information and had a technician meet me out front. Once he confirmed what I wanted done, I headed to a nearby restaurant for breakfast. Upon return, the tech let me know about the oil change, provided some recommendations and escorted me back inside for the final total. Overall, I'm pleased with the work they did here. It was professional and timely. If I'm in the area again, I'll return. [Review 15023 overall, 525 of 2021, number 2884 in North Carolina.]

I had a sever malfunction with my 5th wheel RV's front elevation stabilizer. The gears in the…read moredriver side stabilizer had stripped and had rendered it useless. This meant I could not only use my camper but I also could not get it off my truck. Anyone who is camping right now knows that there more people camping these days, it's hard to find camp spots but RV service shops are also backed up for a multitude of reasons. Regardless, Tom and his crew genuinely care about their service, their reputation but most importantly their customers. Not only did they take the time to listen to my situation, make the time to help me out but also advise honestly and accordingly on a SOLID solution. I took their advice and upgraded to a stabilizer system that wasn't the best / most expensive but the one that was right for my camper and financial limits. Lastly they got me in and out in 24 hrs because we had a place book for my niece's birthday the upcoming weekend. I was very impressed because that was not just installing but modifying my camper with upgraded stabilizers because the ones that came with my camper were cheap. Their installation looked very professional and they were thorough in showing me how to use my new system. There great folk, they don't B.S. and they were common sense. They got my business from here on out.

It pains me to have to write a negative review on Fatherree but the company has changed and as an…read moreRVer choices are few in the area for a good RV mechanic and if this could motivate them to improve or save a fellow RVer the frustrations I have had, it's worth it. I first used this company years ago and the owner came out and was great. On this visit an employee came out to do a few repairs: 1. Replace my hot and cold water lines on my washer/dryer combo. Unfortunately, on my next rv trip I quickly learned that he did NOT reconnect the dryer vent and the rv quickly heated up. The washer dryer will now need to be pulled out and reconnected properly. 2. Reconnect the trim pieces on 2 different slides that were pulled off the slide when closing and items were behind them. UNFORTUNATELY, the craftsmanship was horrendous. Some finishing nails were not completely hammered in, nail holes were left Unfilled with putty and the few nail holes that were filled were not smoothed out leaving mounds of putty on the wood. More UNFORTUNATE news is that as a result of the poor quality of work, both trim pieces fell away from the slide while camping. The job will need to be redone. 3. Adjust the vent cover on the roof as it was blocking the vent from closing all the way. UNFORTUNATELY, this was not corrected. This work racked up an few hundred dollars and all of it needs to be redone. All of it. I sent many pics and videos to the owner who I understand no longer lives in NC and I never heard anything back. I would have much preferred him to come out and correct the errors but this did not happen and after giving them several months to respond I want to inform other RVers of my experience.

My husband and I had a leak under our fifth wheel. We had it looked at once before and the repair…read moreshop was not able to pin-point the cause of the leak. Chris had to spend minimal time before he located the source... our tank heating pad had burnt a hole in our grey tank! Chris was fast, very knowledgeable, and an all around good guy. Not only did he fix our leak but he also repaired a leak in our kitchen sink and a bunch of other odd jobs (like patching a hole in our bathtub). He's the best we've found and would recommend him to anyone in need of RV repair!

Marshall saw that I was locked out of my camper and the person that was sent to help me was not…read moregoing to be able to unlock it. Marshall stepped up and unlocked the camper for me. He was on another call and just happened to see I needed help. I am very thankful for his help. THANK YOU!!!!!

If I could give a "half star" I would. Just got off the phone with Marshall. I was inquiring…read moreabout why the coach batteries had stopped charging from the engine alternator when the engine is running. And also inquired about adding a DC to DC charger. He told me it wasn't possible that the coach batteries were ever charging from my alternator (wrong), and that in order to charge them the coach would have to be plugged in or the generator running (wrong again). I told him I disagreed and that I had a Lithium battery with an app that showed the charge of 75 Amps to the battery when the engine was running. Then he told me I had fouled everything up by replacing the lead acid with a Lithium and that my charging system was all wrong. I informed him that the converter had been upgraded to accomodate a lithium charge profile, and that one of the items I inquired about in my message was installing a DC to DC charger to regulate this while driving. After a few more hems and haws I finally said I get the impression you either dont want to look at it or dont know how to do it. He then got angry and said he was just trying to get the "coach history" and ended by saying he wouldnt look at it due to "extensive modifications". LMAO....swapping a battery and upgrading the converter is extensive modifications? Save the dime...call someone who knows what they are doing.

My Wife and I kept our camper at TJ's for almost two years. One of the reasons we chose this…read morefacility was because of the "perceived" security. TJ's website says you don't have to worry about people messing around with your camper, but should anything happen, TJ's master insurance policy "will make sure everything is taken care of". The website also states that they include a tire boot for all units stored outdoors. Our camper was stolen from TJ's almost two months ago in the middle of the night. The thrives breached the padlock gate, hooked up to our travel trailer, and drove away in less than 5 minutes. You might ask why the tire boot didn't stop them. Because their was no boot on the camper and their never had been the entire time we stored it there, to my knowledge. So much for security. We found out about the theft late the next day, after the police called us. Thomas, the owner, didn't give us that courtesy. When we asked what he thought had happened. He stated that although he didn't know for sure, it looked like the thieves could have used a key on the padlocked gate, which would indicate an inside job. Over the next two months, we called Thomas every few weeks to get an update on the insurance investigation, as he never proactively reached out to us. He initially told us that he had well over $100K worth of insurance and everything would be taken care of. After that, he never had any information for us except "They're working on it." He actually had the audacity to be rude a couple of times my Wife called him, almost as if he couldn't be bothered with speaking to customers of his who had their property stolen while it was in his care. Yesterday, we finally spoke to his insurance company and were notified that they would not be covering the loss. I still haven't gotten a good reason why. I immediately called Thomas to see if he planned to honor his word. He stated that he never told me everything would be taken care of. Basically, he has washed his hands of the whole ordeal and is accepting no responsibility. To make matters worse, he didn't even give us the courtesy of telling us directly, instead he called my Wife and gave her the phone number to his insurance company and said "She should call them." I won't make a recommendation as to whether or not you should do business with TJ's, but you should know that the security and insurance policy that they tout aren't as advertised and in our case, if you have a problem you'll be left to handle it on your own. We are very disappointed with how we were treated and by the ethics Thomas demonstrated.

This place was the only one in the area willing to even look at my vintage Airstream. They…read morediagnosed and fixed issue with out any issues and got me up and running. I now know where I will service this and any future trailers.

Very informative. Straight up with what was needed and pricing. I highly recommend!…read more Charlie replaced our water pump and inspected our Travel Trailer.

​ Charlie is one of the best diagnostic RV technicians that I've ever met! The fact that he and…read moremany other technicians cannot work on RVs that are old enough to drink, and will cause you to do the same, Falls squarely on insurance company liability limitations . Old wiring , outdated systems , low Parts availability . It's no wonder why technicians decline jobs on out of date RVs . Excellent pricing and and very fair person to deal with