TexAz RV Services

Hello to all of our TexAz RV Services customers. Due to family responsibilities, we have relocated back to Central Texas. Due to legal reasons we cannot use this business name in Texas so we are now known as Texas Trails RV Services. We look forward to continuing to provide service to any existing Texas and Arizona customers that we can, welcoming back our original Texas customers, and earning new ones. You may still reach us here for now but we invite you to check out our new page by clicking this link. https://www.facebook.com/share/1BiP9a3y3n/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Texas Trails RV Services Motorhome repair centre

It’s been hot but that doesn’t stop the building. Here’s little kit shed plus the platform and also a lean to shed for a water softener that we built for a customer this week.

That’s how your AC is supposed to work!

Anyone ever have extended warranty deny AC replacement? Done many through extended warranty and never had a hint of an issue other than had to haggle on the price of the AC every once in a while.

This company flat out denied the claim without any explanation. I’ve got to call them back Monday and argue it.

AC Sunday. Services 2 and swapped 1.

This customer lost her door awning in a wind storm. Believe it or not there was no damage to the awning or wiring. Just had remove the backing plate, clean it up and I dropped it down 1/2” to make new attachment pints for the screws. Recrimped the wires and the awning worked as it was made to. The customer really lucked out on this one.

Got install this fancy bidet a few weeks back. Had to find one that worked with the customers handles. Ran electrical from the existing GFCI. Customer is ready to go! 🤠

Teamed up with my buddy Matt with Stay Off The Ladder Handyman Services, to rebuild this pergola. I was called out to install electrical but it was leaking and unsteady. My customer had just had this kit “assembled” by someone else. It was awful. He butchered this kit horribly. He lowered the pitch without cutting the rafters. It was not square so he cut the metal roofing at the hip. He did cut the rafter tails but they were all different lengths. So to salvage as much of the cedar as possible we had to make some modifications but all in all it turned out extremely well considering what we had to work with. Electrical coming this week.