Scale changes everything
RVs and trailers are tall, long and heavy. Service bays need high clearances, wide overhead doors and deep floor space. Turning radii, lot circulation and parking layout affect how smoothly vehicles move.
Floors must carry heavy loads. Doors must handle winter weather and frequent use. Our door and hardware crew installs oversized doors suited to these conditions.
Service and repair work
RV service involves electrical, plumbing, propane, awning and body repair. Bays need power for tools and hookups to test RV systems, such as shore power and water. Our electrical crew installs high-capacity outlets, lighting and circuits. Our mechanical crew installs heating, ventilation, plumbing, drains and compressed air.
Propane handling brings code requirements for storage and ventilation. We coordinate those with the designer and the authority having jurisdiction.
- Oversized overhead doors
- RV hookups in bays
- Heated shop
- Parts and accessories store
Sales and display
A showroom for RVs may include a display of units, a sales lounge and a retail area for accessories. Climate matters, so ventilation and heating must cope with large door openings. Our interior systems, carpentry and painting crews finish the sales and office spaces.
Land and site work
RV dealerships need large lots with good drainage, lighting and security. We help coordinate site considerations such as parking, fencing and camera coverage, and plan for winter snow clearing. Early planning of utilities avoids delays.
Planning the project
Check zoning and development permit requirements early, as RV storage and display can attract specific rules. We handle municipal approvals and keep you informed of timelines.
Customers browse RVs slowly and often with family. Wide aisles, comfortable climate, good lighting and clear signage make that experience better. Our interior systems, carpentry and painting crews build offices and lounges with that in mind, and our mechanical crew keeps the large spaces warm in winter without wasting fuel.