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Almaden RV Service & Repairs
Reliable RV Service with a Commitment to Quality
3.8
Auto Repair
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Reliable RV Service with a Commitment to Quality
Almaden RV Service & Repairs, located in San Jose, CA, is dedicated to offering quality service and repairs for RVs. Customers have praised the integrity of their work, with staff like Chris demonstrating a commitment to addressing service needs effectively. Although experiences vary, many appreciate the transparent communication and the effort taken to correct issues. Their service philosophy emphasizes ensuring that repairs are done correctly and safely, especially for those relying on RVs for professional use. This establishment aims to serve the RV community with competence and dedication.
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We stock a wide range of auto parts specifically for RVs and motorhomes, including AC units, brakes, and suspension components.
Professional diagnosis and repair services for RV systems such as air conditioning, brakes, and electrical wiring to ensure safety and functionality.
Expert body repair services for RVs, including caulking, molding installation, and cosmetic fixes to prevent water intrusion and maintain appearance.
Routine maintenance and check-ups to keep your RV in top condition, from programming backup cameras to general servicing.
Comprehensive diagnostic assessments to identify issues with RV systems, providing clear timelines and updates for repairs.
Overall rating
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Randy Miller
Chris has always been good to us and our coach. They stand behind all there work. On the rare occasion you have any issues with work they have completed they are quick to get you back in and corrected. This is one of the reasons we continue to patronize there business
James Vejvoda
Very friendly, however unable to assist me with my coaches current plumbing issue
Thoa Bui
We don’t expect white-glove service from an RV repair shop, all we care about is that the job is done correctly and on time. Unfortunately, this shop failed at both, and the consequences could have been deadly. We brought in our mobile surgery RV to have the air conditioning system repaired. They told us to rush the vehicle there so they could get started right away. We made it clear from day one that we needed the RV on Mondays for our clinic days, and they acknowledged and agreed to that timeline. We were told the AC would be fixed in a single day, that the part was on its way and would arrive promptly. Instead, the part was delayed with no updates, and the repair dragged on with no clear timeline. In the meantime, we also asked them to check the brakes and suspension. The RV was left sitting there, again, nothing was done. We had to bring it back multiple times, each time hoping for progress, but left with no answers and no work completed. And then the worst part: when we finally got the RV back, not only was the rooftop AC unit still broken, but it had been left completely unsecured, something we didn’t discover until after we had driven in on the freeway multiple times and notice it shifted. Had it fallen, it could have caused a serious accident or killed someone. They also left exposed live wires in the cabin. Because we perform surgery in this van and carry oxygen onboard, this created a massive fire risk. It was more than just poor service — it was negligence. Yes, we should have double-checked their work. But is it unreasonable to expect that when a vehicle is returned to us by a professional repair shop, it’s at least safe to drive? When we went back to the shop to address our concerns, the owner, Chris, showed no remorse and inconvenienced by us declining further service. He didn’t apologize or acknowledge the risks we had been exposed to. Instead, he was bothered that we no longer trusted them to continue the work. He made sure to charge us for the time they spent diagnosing the RV, despite delivering it in an unsafe condition and not completing any of the work we originally requested. We can overlook poor customer service. But we cannot overlook negligence, especially when lives are on the line. We strongly urge anyone, particularly those using their RVs for professional or medical purposes, to think twice before trusting this shop with your vehicle.
Kroft Sunderland
HORRIBLE SHOP. LEFT MY RV EXPOSED TO WATER INTRUSION. They lied to me. Left the molding off the front cap and when I emailed about it, I was told to bad and find somewhere else to get it fixed. The caulking up and down both side of the front cap was not installed correctly and huge gaps where water was getting in, to cause water damage down the road. You think the RV manufacturer are bad??? WAIT TILL YOU SEE THE REPAIRS THIS JOKE OF A SHOP DOES. Had to take my RV to another shop to get finished and fixed. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Don't use them. I have picture and screenshots of all shoty workmenship and emails. Please reach out to me for proof.
Eddy Oviedo
Guy sold me a deep cycle battery
