RV Renovations.
Inside and out, done RITE.

A cosmetic refresh — flooring, paint, backsplash, hardware and lighting — typically lands in the low thousands. A full interior remodel with cabinetry, countertops, furniture and a layout change runs considerably higher, and structural work such as subfloor or wall replacement is quoted separately after inspection. We give you a written, itemized quote before any work starts.

Often yes. If the frame, roof and major systems are sound, renovating a well-built older unit costs far less than replacing it and lets you keep a floorplan you already like. If we find widespread rot, delamination or chassis issues during assessment, we'll tell you honestly that the money is better spent elsewhere.

Most cosmetic and lighting work — flooring, paint, backsplash, hardware, LED conversion, furniture swaps — we do on-site at your home, campground or storage lot. Larger structural rebuilds and heavy exterior refinishing usually need a controlled indoor space, and we'll arrange that as part of the project plan.

Yes. We install RV-rated vinyl plank and waterproof flooring, rebuild or reface cabinetry, fit solid-surface or laminate countertops, replace sinks and faucets, and re-trim walls and ceilings. All materials are chosen for weight and vibration tolerance so nothing loosens on the road.

We repair and replace rotted subfloor and framing, rebuild damaged wall sections, reinforce slide-out floors and mechanisms, replace delaminated sidewall panels, and rebuild roof decking. Structural work always starts with a moisture and rot assessment so the repair addresses the source, not just the symptom.

Yes. We convert incandescent and halogen fixtures to low-draw LED, install dimmable ceiling and puck lighting, add under-cabinet and toe-kick accent strips, upgrade porch and awning lighting, and wire switches or app-controlled dimmers. LED conversion typically cuts lighting current draw by 70–90%, which matters a lot when you're boondocking.

A cosmetic refresh is usually a few days. A full interior remodel typically runs two to four weeks depending on cabinetry lead times, and structural repairs depend on how much of the wall or floor has to come apart. We give you a schedule with the quote and keep you updated with photos as work progresses.

We handle exterior work including fibreglass and gel-coat repair, resealing seams and roofs, decal removal and replacement, full RV wraps through our partners, awning and window replacement, skirting, and ladder, rack and step upgrades.

Well-executed, RV-appropriate renovations generally help — updated flooring, lighting and countertops photograph well and remove buyer objections. Highly personalized changes or non-RV-grade materials can hurt value, so we'll steer you toward finishes that read as an upgrade rather than a one-owner project.

Yes. Common conversions include removing a dinette or bunk set for a desk or workstation, adding solar and lithium for off-grid power, upgrading insulation for four-season use, reworking storage, and installing residential-style appliances where the electrical system can support them.