H & H RV Repair & Storage 10951 Jacinto Way, Ventura, CA 93004

"Reliable repair service and friendly staff. They have worked on both our motorhome and off road trailer. They are very busy and it takes awhile to get an appointment."

"Took in for a leak and inspecting vent fan and checking electrical system. After work was done, Picked up and took to storage. Went to check after the rain since I always do that after any fresh installs. Decided to look around and noticed the leak still happening. Was charged $277.50 to replace a gasket at the water pump and test after. Also noticed two screws on the newly installed fan were loose. I emailed to have this fixed, told to bring it back in. Looking like another water pump was needed. There was back and forth on fixing this. Since, from a customers perspective the leak wasn’t fixed and I was about to be charged again. The leak continued on the other side of the water pump. They used some wider screws for the fan and I took it back to fix the water pump myself. It took me, a first time changing a water pump, 30 minutes. My labor for fan install was $370, a replacement that just required drilling out rivets and replacement and dicor. Plus testing electrical. Labor for about $832 and parts $312. Giving two stars for agreeing to partial refund of not fixing the leak. I understand shop time charges but don’t agree with those charges when things aren’t fixed right. I’ve since sold the trailer and have a bigger rig that I won’t bring here."

"I called steve he got out to me very next day. Fixed my issues with my toilet had me going again. And very reasonable. Thank you Steve your the bomb I will definitely be calling him again."

"RV repair facilities are swamped with more work than they can handle. Yet when my coach water pump failed, H& H took my coach in immediately and replaced the pump on the same day to get us back on the road. Excellent service. They will always be my first choice for RV repair."

"RETURNED DAMAGED. Power saw chewed door frame and door. Cabinets, doors, fridge, furnishings ect. coated in saw dust. Shower basin finish ground off, now gray where caulking was removed. Basin also covered in unremovable manufacturing adhesive."