My Norcold N430 would not work at 7500 elevations for the last 7 years. So I made an appt with…read moreArizona Route 66 RV Repair to diagnose at 7100 ft elev. 10 miles west of Flagstaff in town called Bellemont. I was impressed one person reviewed they took their RV to 3 other repair places, who could not resolve the issue, but Jeff at Route 66 solved it. He is both Norcold and Dometic Factory Certified Technician. Jeff blew off the altitude reason. He said no reason why it shouldn't work at 7000 - 8000 ft elev. He said if I lived full time in my RV at 10,000 feet, maybe then I would have to do the modifications. He felt my problem was my flame sensor was dirty. I told him I only do dispersed camping on dusty roads. He said "dirty has nothing to do with road dust. Dirty is when the sensor gets corroded (turns green color) from years of having the gas flame on it". But my flame sensor was really hard to remove, almost inaccessible. Took him 15 min to find the right tool in his extensive drill bit case to get one that could remove the sensor that was in real awkward spot, so I don't think I could do it myself. He cleaned the flame sensor with a piece of sandpaper. Looks like an "L" shaped allen wrench. I learned that a corroded flame sensor cannot sense the flame, so it shuts off the propane thinking there is no flame . No propane, no flame, so no cold fridge. There was no answer why the "corroded" is only when I was at high altitudes, but four days ago on June 8, 2020, when I drove to their 7100 ft store elev from 1200 elev, the flame stayed on all night at 7100 feet even BEFORE Jeff cleaned the sensor. But May 14, 2020, I camped at 7500 feet, the flame refused to stay on the whole 4 days at camp, and my food all got spoiled. Jeff spent maybe 30 min on my fridge, including 15 looking for the right bit to remove the propane sensor. Cost me their minimum charge of 1 hour $145. Jeff spent another 30 min educating me about fridges, and also told me not to let my battery get too low or I will have problems with the fridge. Here I thought the battery was only needed for the ignitor when on propane. Jeff said No, the whole fridge needs power for all it's functions to work. If I was gonna be dispersed camping for many days, I should consider solar panels. Jeff said I should have my fridge serviced and cleaned this way every 2 years. He said the fact that my fridge is still running at 22 years old, is pretty darn good. (Norcold discontinued my fridge model N430 in 1999, 1 year after it was purchased by previous owner.) Now I camped 4 days at over 7000 ft elevation and the flame is strong, the green flame light stays steadily on and the ignitor has never ticked after Jeff cleaned it. Horay, finally I have ice and cold drinks! But I won't be going on another camping trip "to use my fridge" till I find another 5 speed tranny, cos when I was driving home, my stick could not find the gears, causing cars to pile up behind me, honk and honk, or go around me, cos I was stopped or coasting trying to find the gear. Bad synchronizers. If not one thing, it's another, with these 40 year old rigs. Here are photos of my Toyota 1982 Sunrader, and the 2 elk at my Flagstaff campout, at Marshall Lake, where I enjoyed ICE and cold drinks, thanks to Jeff!

We pulled into Flagstaff after being on the road about 5 hours. We were having trouble getting our…read moregenerator to work. I called and told them we were 15 minutes from them and were headed 45 minutes North to a campground with no utilities so we really needed the generator. We were told to come over right away and they got us right in. Super kind, professional and quick. They relaxed the fuel pump and we were on the way! Highly recommend

I thought they were a little hard to find even with gps. They are like on the hill with the hotel…read morebut then like down in a parking lot next to the hotel. They work. Not super fast but they work.

I was referred to Dave through a friend. I did look up Dave's reviews prior to calling. I read…read morethrough some of the reviews and being a business owner I know stuff happens. I ended up calling Dave and I couldn't have made a better choice. We went over four or five things and he fixed what we could afford. He also gave me many recommendations on stuff that wasn't even on my list that i need to be aware of. We're new to RVs, we love the RV and yes I would recommend Dave all day long. I forgot to tell you that what we ended up replacing. There was an electrical outlet that I didn't even know was there and in these RVs there's not many electrical outlets. We glad to have this but it didn't work. It wasn't the outlet itself it was the wires had been burned back in a box it was kind of hard to find. I also had two other RV repairman look at this and Blythe and neither one could figure it out. I kind of gave up on it until I went with my friend's recommendation and again I'm glad we did.

We called Dave late in the evening with a water issue in our trailer.....couldn't turn city water…read moreor pump because water was leaking into our rig. Dave came out early the next morning, found the problem and fixed it quickly! Didn't ask for money up front and was Extremely reasonable, in fact he probably could've charged a lot more! I recommend Gould RV Repair to anybody who needs RV service!

These people are top notch! I called to see if they had a particular oil and the person who…read moreanswered the phone took the time to go out on the floor and check stock for me. I arrived and got the oil and then the counter person offered to go out and get a filter off the shelf for me. It is rare to find such helpful and polite people. Good Job!

Again another clean auto parts store. Friday and helpful…read morestaff. I was able to find the tools i needed

We want to give 10***** stars to OFF GRID RV SERVICE! Lee, the owner, is extremely knowledgeable,…read morehonest and reliable! Other RV mechanics say he's the BEST on the mountain and we concur! He's AMAZING! The converter went out in our brand new Reflection shutting down the lights, levelers, propane feed, etc. Lee came over on a Sunday morning to replace it. Never a problem since! He's amazing and reasonable! Can't say enough good about Off Grid RV!!! TEN STARS!!!!

Scott was so responsive ! Communication was excellent- he showed up early, was able to get the part…read morewe needed and helped us with other issues we were having! Came back the next day and got us back to 100%. We really appreciated his knowledge and workmanship! Thank you so much- wheel estate made our stay in Sedona a joy!

We had Scott come out to Grand Canyon trailer village to repair our…read moreHot water heater. He arrived when he said he would and did a fantastic job.

Buddy's Welding has helped me for years with horse trailer lighting and door problems…read more Lacie and the staff were just a diligent on my recent visit to replace the jack on my trailer and check that the floor boards were safe for my horses. Thanks, Buddy and Lacie.

Kudos to Buddy and his team. We were taking our son's camper to Seward Alaska and needed leaf…read morespring work done within four days. His team came through for us and we had a successful, uneventful trip from Flagstaff to Seward. This will be our new go to RV repair Shop.

I cracked my windshield. Urban Auto Glass was by far the cheapest and most responsive operation in…read moretown for a full replacement. The work was finished in less than two hours and I was on my way. Unfortunately, when I tried to use the windshield wipers three days later while on a very long drive, I noticed two issues. First, the passenger wiper had been damaged and had an obvious kink in it. Second, the wipers were not calibrated/tested after being re-attached to the car. They only slightly made contact with the windshield (were choppy and not flush at all) and were extremely close to damaging the edge of the hood on the downward sweep. Aside from the fact that discovering this issue on the open road could have directly resulted in a car accident or unintentional damage to the car, I was surprised that this simple quality check was not performed. The checklist that they did provide me a copy of was extremely thorough and, honestly, if they brought my attention to it, I probably would have paid for a new wiper without wondering where the damage came from. Anyway, I left a message while driving through a monsoon in Missouri and it was returned promptly on Monday morning. They admitted fault in that they didn't usually check the wipers and would pay if I was charged any damages related to this when I returned the car. The guy was really apologetic and understanding which takes this from a 1-star WTF to an honest oversight. I just can't ignore that this oversight probably would have led to a car accident if the wipers were fitted any worse considering how intense the initial storm was. To prospect customers and the business: please check the wipers after replacing windshields.

The service may be fine, but the driving around town is unacceptable. The driver sped around cars…read moreon the highway after tailgating me (going the speed limit of 65), then he quickly cut off the other cars to get to the Flagstaff exit off I-40, then he went 50 in a 35 cutting off 3 cars swerving back and forth, ran a red light turning into University Heights, went 50 in a 25 and sped through my neighborhood at way more than 20. If our companies can't keep it safe in town, how do you expect visitors to do it! Call Safelite glass replacement instead, I saw their truck following the laws on our roads.