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V&V's done a second kudo-worthy thing.

I've recently been diagnosed with diabetes, and I'm having to alter my diet, and that's not consistent any more with fridgelessness.
Schucks broke a vent when they reworked my transmission, so I finally got into V&V today to have it repaired.
They did the vent for a very reasonable price, and they did for the fridge exactly what they'd done for the water heater.

They cleaned the back up, attached a loose plate with a couple screws, started it up....
an hour later it's still running fine, it's starting to cool down.... I'm a happy camper.

Charge for fridge - zero bux!

Got outta there for under $100, fixed vent, fridge, got toilet paper, and wheel chocks.

way to go V&V

It would do all RVers more good if we rated good and bad companies here http://rvservicereviews.com/ than if we just post them on our website.

Sorry about the diabetes diagnosis. But I'm glad you have a happy fridge in which to store your veggies, meat & stuff. Good luck with your lifestyle change.

longdog2 wrote:It would do all RVers more good if we rated good and bad companies here http://rvservicereviews.com/ than if we just post them on our website.

Funny you should say that as this is the site I used when I found Josh. His service is the first on the list for the state of Washington.

Good news for V&V. Sorry about your diabetes, also - but glad you are getting things fixed.

And I'm one that likes the reviews here - I feel like I know each of you - will trust your judgement more than I do most places with reviews.

V & V just came through again.

I managed to destroy my bathroom vent again. They sold me the part and told me I could easily do the job myself, instead of charging labor. They were right - took under 10 minutes for me and a friend in her 60's, $21 for the new lid, plus a piece of wire I found.

And, after the local tire store left me with a screwy situation, they fixed my airbag hoses for $100, pretty reasonable for an hour or so's labor.