Jake is a true professional, responding to all calls and texts in a timely manner. The work he did…read moreon my 24' Thor Siesta was accomplished as promised and under the estimate. I'll be returning whenever any issue with my RV crops up.

I was quoted 300 bucks to install 4 shocks on my VW class C RV They installed 2 and still charged…read moreme 300. Knowing I was leaving town the same day... I guess they figured why not charge me the full price. Steer clear of this business!!

These guys are great! So I started a new job and didn't want to have to take time off to go to a…read moreshop to get my wipers fixed. It's no good when it's all bizzardy out and your wipers are all jacked up. So they come to YOU to fix your car, now I'm sure there's some stuff they aren't able to deal with in a parking lot but this all worked out just fine. It took 2 times to come fix as they needed a part but Bryon is great. Very honest and reasonable, and his helper April keeps you in the loop about everything, when they can be there, costs etc. Thanks Bryon and April, I appreciate it!

Bryon did a great job at a fair price rebuilding the heads for my car.read more

Roger gave beyond exceptional service when I found myself needing a new horse trailer on short…read morenotice before a long haul. He showed me what they had in stock - explained that I needed to put a $500 deposit down to hold a trailer - and then dove into action proactively getting a new hydraulic Jack installed, a new water tank, and some other things transferred from the tack room of my old trailer - alll to beat a snow storm coming in so I could get my new beautiful trailer safely back to Parker!! Rocky in the service department even delayed going home to drive over to the trailer to ask me if I was happy with everything he did! These are some of the great reasons Scott Murdock has been around selling and servicing trailers for 40 years!

I cannot say enough good things about Scott Murdock Trailers. Roger was incredibly kind, helpful,…read moreand informative throughout our entire process of choosing the right horse trailer for our business. From the first day Roger showed me trailers, to helping us through the financing process, getting a gooseneck hitch installed in our truck, and day of signing final paperwork, Roger treated us like family and brought such professionalism to the entire process. With his experience in the horse industry as well as the trailer sales industry, Roger was able to relate to me and understand exactly what I needed for my business. We look forward to a relationship with Roger and Scott Murdock Trailer Sales for years to come!

Scott Carter was a great help with my New used RV. Showed me how things work, repaired my leaking…read moretoilet and installed a new hot water heater for me, also inspected my electrical and explained the why my breaker was popping and installed the GFCI outlet. So very affordable, I love knowing I have someone to call when I need repairs or have questions. Pricing is wonderful, came in 600.00 cheaper than other repair men. He didn't even charge to come check it out, the first repairman cost me 250.00 just to give me a over priced quote. I highly recommend!!!!!

We hired Carter's Care RV, owned by Scott, to upgrade our 5th wheel to a lithium battery system --…read moretwo 300AH LiFePO4 batteries, an MPPT solar charge controller, an inverter/charger, and a battery monitor with a smart shunt from Redodo. What should have been a straightforward upgrade turned into one of the most stressful and expensive mistakes we've ever made. From the start, I explained that we were new to lithium systems. Scott said he had only worked with Victron systems but claimed he had the additional components needed. He promised to follow up the next day, but I didn't hear from him until I reached out again three days later. His estimate was a single lump sum with no breakdown of labor, parts, or taxes. He originally said the job would take one day. Instead, it took two and a half days because he repeatedly left for other obligations. I asked multiple times for his hourly rate, and he finally told me he "just knows how long a job will take." Major Issues After Installation After the installation, the battery monitor showed the batteries at 16AH and 16%, estimating 62+ hours to fully charge. Scott told me to leave the 5th wheel plugged into the house. The next day, nothing had changed. When I contacted him again, he said the batteries were in a "deep sleep" and needed to be "shocked" with a jumper pack. The real issue was that Scott never programmed the battery monitor, even though I provided the full installation and programming instructions twice. When he returned, I handed him the instructions again, and he admitted he did not know how to program the Redodo monitor -- something any RV technician should research before agreeing to install. He also incorrectly advised me to never use lithium batteries below 50% and to keep the RV plugged in at all times. This is simply not accurate for LiFePO4 systems. Safety Hazards Found by Another Shop A few days later, we took the 5th wheel in for unrelated warranty work. The technicians found multiple serious safety hazards caused by Scott's installation, including: No heat shrink on any cable ends, leaving wires exposed Incorrect color identification -- no red/black heat shrink to mark positive and negative A negative cable with exposed wires touching the metal frame Batteries not wired correctly in parallel The negative cable to the inverter/charger only halfway attached Improper 110V AC wiring -- connections not in junction boxes, bare wires left exposed A 30‑amp wire spliced into a 50‑amp line, wrapped in electrical tape, and left on the floor The 30‑amp wire from the inverter not tied into the breaker box correctly Multiple exposed wires and wires touching the frame, creating fire and shock hazards The inverter/charger was installed upside down. When I pointed this out to Scott, he insisted it was not upside down -- even though the printed labels and words were literally upside down. He left it installed that way. Damage to Our RV Without asking, Scott rummaged through my husband's workbench for screws to secure wiring. The screws he chose were too long and went straight through the subfloor into our bedroom and bathroom, leaving five holes in our linoleum floor that cannot be repaired. Additional Costs We Incurred Because of Scott's unsafe and incomplete work, we had to pay another RV repair shop to: Remove and re‑terminate all battery cabling with proper heat shrink Correctly rewire components into the breaker box Properly label the breaker box Install a DC‑to‑DC charger (which Scott never told us was required to protect the truck alternator when using lithium batteries) Final Recommendation Under no circumstances would I recommend Scott or Carter's Care RV Service & Repair. The convenience of mobile service is not worth the risk. We learned this the hard way. The repair cost us our vacation money we had saved up.

Really good service and very trustworthy. I've found my new r.v. repair and maintenence business!read more

If I could give 10 STARS I would!!! The owner and office manager of this business are top-notch! We…read morehad a dangerous tire blow out on our travel trailer on I25 in the middle of the night a few days ago. The blow out damaged our sub flooring and plumbing, and we had to cancel our trip. We had it towed here to Colorado's Premier RV Service & Repair, and they were absolutely amazing!! They called us immediately the next day and were so friendly, they got with our insurance immediately, made it so easy to digitally sign paperwork, and then gave us their "expert" advice on what to do since the trailer is 20 years old. They operate from the highest integrity and fixed our trailer so it was safe to drive, and made recommendations on what to do next since they don't work on trailers that are over 20 years old. They truly know how to run a business and provide top-notch service at every level. I HIGHLY recommend them for the BEST RV Repair Business in Colorado!

James has been fantastic to work with ever since we got our sprinter van when it has needed…read morerepairs. He even answered on a weekend the first time we contacted him. He has gone above and beyond to find solutions and think creatively and work with the manufacturer on complicated issues. We can't recommend him enough!

James was amazing. A leaf spring broke on our Jayco 5th wheel on the way home from Glen Echo on a…read moreSaturday. He answered right away, was on another call but was willing to come up after he finished. He found the part, drove up there, fixed it and followed us home. We found our new RV repairman! Highly recommend!

EXCELLENT service! Wow...this was the best service call I've had in a LONG time (and I'm 60 years…read moreold, so I've had a few!). Used Adkisson for a ceiling fan install...he was prompt, friendly, clean, efficient and did a great job! And he charged me $475 for the install, compared to $1,610 from a major heating/AC company in FoCo!! Crazy...I would highly recommend Adkisson...BRAVO!!

Straight forward honest transparent quoting process, did good work, friendly, showed up promptly,…read moreand did the job well. Excellent service.

I highly recommend Wally & his crew! Wally will always work to ensure the customer is happy. Wally…read moreis a highly ethical individual that really wants to see his customers happy. The work speaks for itself. Check these guys out!

To make a longer story short, I took my 1968 Camaro to Wally's speed shop to get some work done…read more After inspecting my car I was hit with a $5,500 estimate, to which I agreed to pay, 6-13-18. (Proof below). Two months later I was sent an invoice for $6,700. Owner of shop cited extra work that needed to be done as the reason. So I went in to pick up my car with $5,200 cash and paid the rest on my debit card. My car was dirty, had loose wires hanging by the pedals that I had to tuck myself, the front tires rubbed at full lockout due to new rotors in the front. I noticed a dent on my hood that was caused by the nut on the air cleaner not being tightened down. And worst of all, not a single lugnut was torqued down, I verified and torqued them all after one was found on the ground next to the tire after I brought the car home. I called the owner and told him I wasn't happy about going way over budget for such shotty work. He told me he would make it right but never did. I left a less than impressive review on the Facebook the other day and the owner decided to argue with me and ultimately told me that he only charged me $5500 instead of the $6700 I actually paid. Even as I sent him the emails and txt messages from when the work was completed. He also came up with every excuse in the book as to why the lugnuts were loose, And why their work was so bad. This business took me for a ride, charge me premium prices, only to pocket some cash. And lie about it later. If you value you car, or your pocketbook. Stay away from this business. (See photos below)