Three Way Campers
Family-run Marietta RV dealer with service and storage, rated 4.7 from 692 reviews for low-pressure sales and helpful staff.
Marietta RV owners tend to learn the same lesson the hard way: water finds a way in, and July heat finds the A/C. This town has 3 repair shops on the list, averaging 4.8 stars, plus 12 more nearby when the first call comes up short. Two of the three do warranty work, which matters more than most people expect when a factory part fails.
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Three Way Campers carries the biggest review count in Marietta at 692, sitting at 4.7 stars, and handles roof and awning work along with warranty claims. Norman Campers is smaller at 77 reviews but rated 4.8, and it covers roof, A/C and awning jobs, plus chassis work and parts, and it opens on weekends. That weekend piece is worth remembering when something breaks on a Friday night before a trip. Ultimate RV Repair rounds out the three with A/C work and chassis service, though it has no rating yet, so ask questions before you commit. For anything heavier, the 12 nearby options give you a second and third call.
Two of the three shops here list roof repair, which tracks with how often Georgia rain and summer sun chew up sealant on vents, skylights and seams. A small leak left alone soaks insulation and rots decking, and that turns a reseal into a rebuild. Get on the roof a couple times a year, look for cracked caulk and lifted lap sealant, and fix it before the first hard rain of fall. If you are already seeing a stain on the ceiling, don't wait for a convenient weekend. Call ahead and ask whether they can get to it soon, and ask if the shop does full roof replacement or just patch work, because not every place does both.
Two shops list A/C repair and two list awning work, and slide-outs usually fall under that same awning and exterior category. When the A/C quits in August, the fix is often a capacitor, a thermostat or a dirty coil, not a whole new unit, so ask them to diagnose before they quote a replacement. For awnings, fabric tears and bent arms are common after a gust, and a shop that stocks arms can save you a week of waiting. Ask whether the part is on the shelf or on order. Warranty pre-approval is also worth doing by phone before you drop the rig off, since two of these three shops handle warranty claims.
There are 3 listed in Marietta, with 12 more nearby if you are willing to drive a bit. The three here average 4.8 stars across their reviews, though one of them has no rating yet.
Two of the three, Three Way Campers and Norman Campers. Call ahead with your warranty paperwork so they can pre-approve the repair before you drop the RV off.
Yes. Two of the three shops list roof repair and two list A/C repair. Norman Campers covers both, along with awning work, chassis service and parts.
Norman Campers lists weekend hours, which helps when something fails right before a trip. The other two do not list weekend availability, so call before you haul the rig over.