I had an accident with my ladder behind my motorhome hit a branch explain what happened Jeff he was so nice to loan me the tools and patchwork on top of my motorhome so when it rained, it wouldn't get wet inside so had them fixed the ladder plus I was going to replace the awning back in town but had them special order my awning to match the color and replace it and did an excellent job on the ladder and the awning I would recommend this RV repair place to anybody who is in the area read more

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Ryan is the best! He's kind, friendly, honest and helpful. His knowledge of campers (ours is a fifth wheel ) is impressive, his service; superb! Thanks isn't enough ! Thom & Casey ( KOA) read more

We found Good Times RV by luck after trying to have my RV bump out fixed by several other locations. Not only did they know how to fix the problem they delivered on time and on budget. They additionally assisted me with working with the mfg to get reimbursed. Exceptional service; we highly recommend them. AJ Graham read more

Solar. My experience id that they are dishonest as the day is lomg. Tried 2x and did a pathetic job and charged me an obscene amoimt. i did get the real story from a tech they fired. my design got installed on someone elses class A. It took months to do a simple job. My recommendation FIND someone else to do your RV work. read more

They do good quality work. Had the upholstery redone and new awning. The coach came out looking new. The whole staff was outstanding read more

We can't say enough good things about Good Times RV. We bought a motorhome with no prior knowledge of what we were getting into. Russ and Emily at Good Times RV are like family. They walked us through every step. They are there to help every time we reach out. They store our motorhome at half the price of any competitor we have found and do all the care and maintenance for us at a great price. We highly recommend them for all your RV needs. read more

so a year ago I asked to replace/repair refrigerator door. Russ said he was going to "expoy the s**t out of it" and it will be as good as ever...well, first trip on the road and his Expoy job broke. I paid $380 for a BAD repair. so I drive to FL and Copley's RV rep door for $280....who got screwed but Good Times? ME! don't let Russ suggest anything less then what you request. I was also waiting and emailing Emily because she said she knew someone who could make door/compartment keys for me...NEVER heard back from her..again, was able to get keys mad3 in FL...moral of this post... GO ELSEWHERE, please! read more

I bought a Class A, 42 footer RV last summer. It had some issues. The guys (and lady) have been amazing to work with and the quality has been hands down above anything I'd get anywhere else. Russ, Emily, Aaron, Patrick and Sean have been amazing, easy to work with, creative to get things done and have now turned into friends. They also have the best upholsterer on the shoreline - Donnie. The quality never goes unnoticed by friends, family and strangers that we take through the coach to see the work Donnie has done. A great group of people! Jan read more

While traveling through the north east states on my way to Maine from Ohio I had RV issues. My converter/inverter was completely inoperable. I showed up on a Wednesday morning, on a day that they are normally closed and without hesitation this awesome crew jumped right in and assisted in diagnosing, repairing/replacing, and recharging my unit. The owner was outstanding and got me wrote up and I was on my way in less than 1 1/2 hours. There were no extra charges and a very fair price for the parts and labor. Very professional and would recommend this business to anyone in need of service for their RV. I was able to continue on our three week trip with no further issues. Thanks again, Good Times RV. read more

'TL:DR-Highly recommend these wonderful people Long version: Just over a month ago (Aug 2021), we arrived in CT after travelling across the country in a new-to-us RV. We are full-timers and honestly, have had issue after issue with our RV. We arrived in Norwich, CT and spent a day or so unwinding from the drive. We were making lunch (we were using our generator because we were boondocking) when all the sudden power went out to the entire unit. Everything shut down all at once. I assumed we blew a circuit breaker and attempted your standard reset procedures. Nothing worked. We called around for mobile assistance with no luck. We got in touch with Jeff, owner at Good Times, and he took about 30 minutes trying to walk me through the issue. Unfortunately that didn't work either. We were stuck with out slides out and no way to safely drive to a repair shop. After about 24 hours of dealing with issue after issue trying to get someone who could come out and help us, we were finally able to get the slides in. Luckily, we could drive the rig, we just didn't have any other sort of power. We took it to Good Times, because we had previously talked with them about doing the repair, they were closest to where we were, and they really tried their best to help us over the phone. We had a good feeling about going there. Mind you, this is on a Friday night, after business hours... We grab a hotel for the evening because it is way to hot to stay in the rig with the pets. The next morning we go to Westbrook. We had left the rig overnight because Jeff had made us a spot knowing we were coming in. We get there and it's just Jeff, working the store for the day. We explain who we are (he remembered talking to me) and the situation. He offers to take a look at it, even though there's no one else there to mind the store. He spends a few hours back and forth between helping customers in the store and trying to solve our problem. Unfortunately it's beyond the time he can invest in it that day. However, during the course of the day we'd been talking and he offered to let us stay on the lot, providing us power (extension cord) and water, plus letting us dump (boy did we need it by then). So with a safe place to stay with our pets we settled in hoping to get the issue resolved by the end of the coming week. There were a lot of possibilities, and worst case scenario it would take slightly over a week to locate and fix the issues, with ordering parts and all. Monday morning, we turn over our spare keys and head to visit some folks for the day. We were hopeful that they might have an idea later that afternoon how long it would take, though we'd have been happy if they had the root cause figured out by Tuesday. Monday afternoon I received a text stating that the rig should be ready by about 3 PM, everything fixed. The Technician walked me through the problem, their resolution, and what to look for if it should happen again. We had discussed, on the way back to the shop, how much we expected the bill to be and what methods we would use to pay it. With the hourly charge and estimated parts, we figured it would be in the order of $2-3K, which was a fair price considering what we had been dealing with. The final bill was under $300, including parts and labor. Not only did they save us thousands in repairs (I'm not a mechanic and would have paid whatever they said the charge was because I was clueless as to the issue), but we were able to stay on the lot, saving additional expenses. Jeff says he's all about fixing the rigs, because that makes people happy, but I say Jeff is all about the people and fixing the rigs is a side job. When I buy another rig, if Good Times is still in business and Jeff is still there, I will absolutely, 100%, take my rig there for him to inspect prior to the purchase, because I feel that they are honest and ethical. Really good people 12/10 would recommend. read more