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.

He seemed nice but couldn't help me because I was to far away from him. I really wanted him to come.read more

Juan and his guys have been our go-to for a couple of years. They are despendable and have a wealth…read moreof RV knowledge. Their prices are competitive and worth every penny.

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 have to say Will and Mike and the other guys at RV Country are absolutely amazing. I had to take…read moremy 2025 travel trailer to have them give my insurance quote for unfortunate damages. They have been talking to my insurance adjuster and ordered the parts. I'll be bringing it back to them once the parts come in 10/10

Purchase of B van. Of course the "money" part was seamless, of course. Drove over 2 hours for 11 am…read moreappt After waiting around for 1 1/ 2 hour for a walk thru package which was $2k, I went to get keys from the piece of work SM, meantime while waiting on him to find keys, he had service guy take my husband on quickie (literally 20 minute) walk thru. YouTube taught us more than the dealership (fuse box, on board generator, compute screen, grey water, etc.). A missing piece of exterior molding was not even addressed. Terribly disappointed, would not recommend.

OMG! What amazing service from this company! I wish I could give them 10 stars! We were trying to…read moreleave on our last day of camping. Our trailer tongue jack quit before we got our sway bars on. We were stuck. I called the campground office for a referral. They referred me to Big's. I called and spoke to Cynthia. I explained our situation. I told her how important it was that we get home today. I have a huge project beginning tomorrow for my job. Cynthia said her serviceman was at the campground next to where I was but she was not sure how long he would be. Cynthia assured me she would get him over as soon as possible. In less than 15 minutes the serviceman, Chris, called me and asked what space we were in. As I told him the space number, he was driving by our space! In minutes, Chris found the burned out fuse - we had looked for and could not find - replaced the fuse, and showed us where the manual crank was -we had searched for this too! . Chris was professional, polite and knowledgeable. He had us up and running so fast. We were in our way in no time. I was able to get on the road in time to make it for my project. I would recommend Big's to anyone in Arizona who needs RV repair. They service most of the state. The price was very fair. I thought we would get gouged since I was a "rush" job. Not only did they not gouge me, Chris was more than fair with his price.

The service was great and we didn't even have to leave our property to have it done. Thank you,…read moreJamie! Our AC is working like it should now.

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.

Had exactly what i needed! Went in and asked for a part and in no time received what i wanted. Was…read morea factory part as well no aftermarket.

I can't say enough great things about this family owned business! We were on our way to Colorado…read morewhen our trailer decided to hit a pothole and break our leaf springs. Unfortunately, the 40 east freeway going to Flagstaff has the worst roads ever. I suggest staying the fast line. Anyways, I called P&M, and Pete answered and said to come by the shop the next day to see if he has the parts. Lo and behold he had the part for our trailer! He was such a lifesaver and we were able to continue our trip to Colorado! Pete and Mary really care about their customers, and they are so knowledgeable about RV's and trailers. I recommend getting your parts from them! Thank you so much, Pete and Mary!

I arrived at our campsite and was shocked to find my fifth wheel leaning badly to one side. I was…read moreworried about the extent of the damage and what it would cost to get it repaired. Nolan came out the very next day, thoroughly assessed the situation, explained everything clearly, and came up with a plan to get us back on the road. To my surprise, he had the RV completely repaired within just two days! From start to finish, Nolan was incredibly professional, responsive, knowledgeable, and genuinely committed to getting the job done right. His pricing was also very reasonable, especially considering the quality and speed of his work. I couldn't be more pleased with the service we received. If you need RV repair, I highly recommend Nolan without hesitation. Five-star service all the way!

Honest man, honest work, reasonable price! What more could you ask for?…read more My wife & I are on a road trip from CA & had our propane tank refilled at a U-Haul in flagstaff. My fault for not paying more attention, but the girl definitely overfilled our small tank. As we drove down the road we heard popping noises and decided to pull over after smelling some propane. We gave Nolan a call, he reassured us everything was okay & it was likely trying to relieve itself after being overfilled. Although he was up near the Grand Canyon & no longer has a shop in Williams, Nolan still showed up and checked everything out for us for our peace of mind (especially for our fur babies). This guy deserves more business.