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.

These guys are great! They earned my business…read more Good work performed on the rig. Fair pricing.

Took my camper here twice. Once to have Solar panels installed and another time to fix a leak that…read morehad sprung in my camper. All issues could have been resolved preemptively by proper testing and diagnosis. This is the core of all issues that have sprung up. Poor customer service: shifted blame away from themselves in exchanges in almost every instance where something had gone wrong. Either it being the parts they ordered not being of great quality, or previous repairs that had been done by the owner before me. Was told that I need to wait in line for warranty repairs and that they can't do work for free. If you have a truck camper, consider going somewhere else because you will be without your truck for however long it takes for repairs which could be a long time during peak seasons. Other shops have ways to store these campers while they are not being worked on. This place does not. Store honored warranty first time and did not honor it for the second repair. My camper had been worked on relatively fast in all instances. But many issues rose up in the two times I brought my camper in. When I got it back the first time, the AC power did not work through the electrical panel and I could only power things directly from the converter. There was a wiring error that was fixed pretty quickly. Before I brought it in the first time, they were pretty responsive and communication was clear enough for me. They had mentioned my Rhino liner may get in the way of replacing the membrane later if I continued to use my camper. (Will get back to this later) The second time I brought it back was the solar system with a 2000W converter blew a fuse within seconds of using a 750W microwave. That had caused the solar panels to blow a fuse also. Had to wait another few weeks for replacement parts and a cutoff switch was added. Im not sure why there wasn't a cutoff switch added in the first place because solar panels charging a battery in temperatures below freezing will damage lithium battery's and a cutoff switch is important to prevent that sort of damage. Eventually we were able to make the 2000W converter work with everything. I have not had issues with this since then. The other repair was for a leak I had. I had already stripped the area and pointed out where the leaks were coming from. There were 3 leaks and 2 of the 3 were fixed. Turns out in fact there was a hole in the Rhino liner that had been missed in the damage inspection. They refused to replace the interior where the water damage occurred from the unfixed leak and refused to honor the warranty. I was able to fix the leak myself but I am still left with this new plywood that has been stained by water damage that they refuse to replace under warranty. Their reason was that the leak was due to the rhino liner which couldn't be addressed without significant expense and that if it was, "beyond where we were asked to repair" they can't honor the warranty. I am paraphrasing a bit for concisions sake. I have since then found an easy fix that was relatively painless that just required caulk and paint. They had tried to reason with me saying they underquoted me among other things. I had mentioned that they could have tested it better and could have found the source and then was told I would have to wait in line in order for anything to be done. Thats not really how warranty repairs should be done, but I think it was just to deter me from bringing it back and well, it worked. Also the paint had been stripped from the trim and the area was never filled back in. I had to do this on my own to prevent further leaks and the shop was not interested in a remedy for that. There were many other exchanges, but none with relevant context to this review. I believe I have wrote enough to summarize my experience and feelings between communication. TLDR: Many issues came up because of poor testing and diagnosis. Deflected blame away from them any time they could. Deterred me from bringing it back for warranty repairs. Left with water damage that I will have to fix on my own.

I have just dealt with these guys for the first time and am very pleased with their ethics and…read morecustomer service. I brought my RV in for a differential seal replacement that was screwed up by a different shop nearby. They gave me the expectations up front about how they bill their time. When they got into the job we realized that their was a damage from on the poor work done by the other shop. They recommended a nearby service that specializes in this kind of work and gave me a good diagnostic rate and an apology for not being able to complete the work. I appreciate the effort and the honesty and I know that general drivetrain repair isn't why they are in business. While I was there I had a chance to see some of their work and can tell that they do excellent RV repairs. I'll be a customer again.

I was in search of an RV shop that would be able to do repairs and modifications to my camper van,…read moreand was hopeful Triad RV Repair would meet my needs. Some of the work I had done was fine, but there were real issues, too. The biggest issue was in winterizing; they failed to empty the fresh water tank, and after a deep freeze I had water flowing out the underside of my van. Although they promised to check the van thoroughly for damage, less than a half hour after dropping off the van I received a call informing me the problem had been found and fixed. I took the van back in April for de-winterization and asked that they insure all damage from their negligence in winterizing had been caught. Twenty minutes later, they were done with de-winterization and I was told no additional damage was found. On my first trip, I had problems with leaks. Triad denied any wrong doing and fabricated stories regarding what the had done and our communications. Perhaps Jeremy simply has a very short memory.

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!

Simply Amazing service and customer service. I feel like crashing my car just to let them fix it…read more Seriously though very pleased with the overall experience.

Awesome! Honest, kind and fair. Was able to fix my bumper same day. This is the go to place if you…read moreneed work done. We need more people like them