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    Jmsb Mobile RV Repair

    (6 reviews)

    I definitely do NOT recommend a company that left my RV in worse condition than when they arrived,…read moreand then refused to take responsibility like a child. I will absolutely be suing for the damage you caused. The other RV company that fixed your shit job is happy to write a statement for me explaining the damage you caused. I hired JMSB to repair a small section of my RV slide-out. Instead, I ended up with additional damage, a failed repair, and an additional repair bill. The technician arrived and began working without saying a single word to me. Then he started operating my slide-outs without communicating what he was doing. He manually cranked the WRONG side in, then back out, crushing items I had stored on top into the interior wall. I had to SCREAM for him to stop before more damage occurred. My pets were also inside the trailer at the time, making the lack of communication a serious safety concern. He also performed the repair during active rain. So by the next day, the panel had completely detached. He offered to come out and fix it, which I denied because I no longer trusted him to work on my trailer. A second RV repair company removed the failed repair and found the adhesive was still wet. Moisture had been trapped behind the panel, causing the wood underneath to swell. The repair had to be completely redone. After I reported the failed repair and the additional damage, I requested reimbursement so I could have another company correct the work. That request was never addressed. He just stopped responding. Instead of paying once for a repair, I paid over $250 for work that failed almost immediately, then had to pay another company to redo the repair and fix the damage caused during the original service visit. Thirty years of experience doesn't mean anything when you back it up with sloppy work and piss-poor customer service.

    Our motorhome front A/C went out during the dog days..... Marcus was able to coordinate everything…read morefor us. From getting the extended warranty approval to a new unit in and installed within a week. The tech was courteous and cleaned up like a pro. Great job guys, we appreciate the professionalism. Highly recommend!

    Camping World - North Little Rock

    Camping World - North Little Rock

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    Stopped in to have a sway bar installed on a trip west. The service team is extremely customer…read moreservice minded and were able to fit us in. Now we are back on the road and feel much better towing our camper. What a great group of humans.

    Buyer Beware - Very Different Experiences Between Camping World Locations…read more I want to share my experience for anyone considering purchasing a high-end RV from Camping World, especially if you are an out-of-state buyer relying on dealership communication before traveling. I was actively negotiating the purchase of a 2014 Itasca Ellipse 42QD through the North Little Rock location. We had already reached an agreed price point and I was attempting to complete reasonable due diligence before flying out to inspect the coach. My questions were standard for a diesel pusher of this age and price range: * Tire DOT dates * Roof condition * AquaHot functionality * Generator hours/service records * Slide operation * Suspension concerns * Water intrusion history * VIN verification * Service documentation Initially, the salesperson offered to FaceTime and review the coach with me. However, after sending my inspection questions, the tone of the communication changed significantly. I was told: * the dealership was "too busy," * they "do not go into detail on the coaches," * and references were made about "losing so much money" on the unit. As a serious buyer considering a six-figure purchase, this response did not inspire confidence. I fully understand dealerships get busy and that independent inspections are recommended, but professionalism and communication matter. The biggest takeaway from my experience is this: Not all Camping World locations operate the same. After this interaction, I contacted another Camping World location in Montana and worked with Sonia, whose professionalism, responsiveness, and customer service were completely different. Because of her approach, I ultimately placed my deposit there instead. My advice to buyers: * Always perform independent inspections * Request service records * Verify tire age and water damage carefully * Do not rely solely on verbal representations * Pay close attention to how a dealership communicates before the sale The sales experience before purchase often tells you what the service experience afterward may look like. I'm sharing this not to attack anyone personally, but to encourage professionalism, accountability, and informed purchasing decisions for consumers making major RV investments. I will keep you updated on: * Corporate responses * Any GM or executive outreach * Price concessions * Montana dealership communications * Inspection reports * Financing terms * Any retaliation or change in tone after your escalation -Sal

    Mobile Recreational Vehicle - rvrepair - Updated August 2026

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