This Ford Transit is getting a really nice and functional Pop-up kit installed. It’s got an electric motor that raises and lowers the unit from a closed watertight position all the way up to about and extra three feet above the previous roofline for lots of head room. Measuring everything two and three times was a must before cutting off the large section of roof!
We receive many requests to remodel the interiors of Coaches, Travel Trailers, Class Cs, Toyhaulers and just about any home-on-wheels you might see out on the road or in a park. From new cabinets and sinks, reupholstering furniture and upgrading to a big flat screen TV, to installing awesome new floors like these, we do it all with that fresh factory look.
This cute Baja is almost ready to go home. We made a quick job of repairing the internal water damage and then gave it a fresh coat of paint. Looking good!
This Suncruiser is getting it’s last Quality Check before the owners come to take it home. The QC is actually a very important process that many RV Shops fall short on. It’s the last chance to make everything just right before it hits the road again, but many shops are so harried to get onto the next job that they miss something important and end up getting the RV returned for a repair or touch up. That’s why completing a job right the first time is one of our top priorities.
It’s always a delight to watch the owner’s reaction when they see for the first time that their Coach has been expertly resurrected from an accident. I am also very proud of my crew for consistently staying on schedule and delivering excellent workmanship for our customers and this shop!
Dave finished up a tough job that most RV Shops won’t do. This Pop Up Travel Trailer has seen better days, but by the time Dave has replaced all the cabling, cleaned the pulleys and lubed up the system it will be working as good as new.
