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Arizona Sun Chasers members have had good experiences with these businesses and hope sharing their information might help you as well. NOTE: The listings here are the recommendations of individual club members and are not that of the Arizona Sun Chasers as a whole.
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I have been using Bullseye for the past 5 years.  Larry is very good at repairs and works faster than anyone I have ever met. He wroks on all phases of the motorhome coach from electrical to plumbing to cabinet repair.

While in Seattle one of our day/night shades broke.  We contacted several businesses in the Seattle area and they all wanted $200 - $300 per blind and needed two weeks.  We did not have the time.  When we returned to SCG, Larry at Bullseye recomemded Jeannie's.  A man came to the RV Compound and fixed two blinds in about an hour.  Total charge: $120.

Bob has been in the business for more than 30 years.  They work on all types of RV's doing coach repairs, from body repair to awnings.  They do not do repairs to the drive train, nor do they perform routine services. 

After receiving two estimates of more than $3600, we had Bob put in new carpet and vinyl in our coach for around $1700.  We bought the carpet, vinyl and pad at Home Depot and they installed it for $800.

The new carpet and vinyl look great and the installation is near perfect.  We highly recomend them

They are located at the rear of Van's Trailers next to the RV Compound.

This company is located at 7659 W. Hatcher RD  Peoria, AZ 85345.  The have a mobile service that will travel all over the valley. They come highly recomended by many of our members. 

Kelley, one of the owners, is a master at paint and body work.  He has done really great jobs on several of our members' coaches..

This company repairs counter tops.  We had a long crack in our Corian counter top and he came to our rig and repaired it.  Not real cheap, but a good repair.  He charged $400 (after some negoations) to repair an 18 inch crack and the lid to our dirty clothes hamper.  The results look great.

They are located right next door to the emissions check station here in Surprise. 

I have had my oil & filters changed on my motor home (Cummins diesel), my generator and my car.  All done promptly and for a reasonable cost.  I had a repair made to my Trailblazer and the cost was about half of the price I was quoted in California when the check engine light came on.

The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to help whenever possible. In the future, I will take my vehicles there first, when they need service.

These people have a large parts inventory.  I find that they will give you a good idea where to go if they do not have the part in stock.  The counter men are very knowledgeable and can offer some very good advice.

These people make front end masks and sun screens for the windshield at a reasonable cost.  They are located 2 miles from the intersection of I-15 and I-10 in California.  You can dry camp in their parking lot while they make the mask or sun screens.  I was quoted over $900 here in Surprise for a mask and I paid $460 at Coastline Cover.