Camping World RV Service - Chichester
Camping World's Chichester RV shop handles repairs, maintenance, warranty work, and mobile service.
A slide-out that won't come in is the kind of problem that ends a trip early. In Chichester you have two shops that handle slide-out work, plus a handful more within easy driving distance. One is a smaller service operation, the other is the big Camping World store with the review history to match. Call before you drive over, because slide parts are not always on the shelf.
Camping World's Chichester RV shop handles repairs, maintenance, warranty work, and mobile service.
Camping World in Chichester, NH, is an RV dealer and repair shop with a 3.9-star rating from over 1,400 reviews.
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Two Chichester shops list slide-out repair, and both also do roof, fridge, awning, generator, leveling and winterize work. That range matters: a slide that drags often turns out to be a roof seal or a sagging jack issue as much as a slide mechanism problem. Camping World - Chichester carries the volume, with 1,404 reviews at 3.9 stars, and it handles body work too. Camping World RV Service - Chichester is the smaller one at 3.0 stars from 2 reviews. Both say they take warranty work, which is worth asking about up front. If you have another five shops within reach, use them. A second opinion on a slide that is grinding or sitting crooked is cheap compared to a torn seal.
Ask whether the part is in stock before you commit to a date. Slide motors, cables and seals vary by manufacturer, and a shop that has to order can leave your rig sitting. Get a rough timeline in writing. If the slide is out and stuck, say so on the phone, since some shops can fit an emergency stop sooner. Warranty work should be approved before anyone turns a wrench, so give the shop your policy details early. And if the rig is still driveable, ask whether they would rather see it in the shop or send a mobile tech. One Chichester listing offers mobile service, and that can save a tow for a slide that just needs an adjustment.
Most slide calls start with the mechanism: the motor, the gear, the cables or the rack, depending on the type. Then there are the seals and the roof edge above the slide, which is where water gets in and rot starts. A slide that runs out fine but leaks in rain is a different job from one that won't move. Tell the shop which one you have. Spring and early summer book up fast around here, so call ahead if you can. After the fix, run the slide in and out a few times in the lot and look at the seals before you pull away.
Two shops in Chichester list slide-out repair. There are also five more nearby if you widen the search. Both Chichester shops also handle roof, fridge, awning, generator, leveling and winterize work.
Yes, both Chichester shops say they accept warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts so there are no surprises on the bill.
One Chichester listing offers mobile service. A mobile tech can be the easier call for an adjustment or a seal check on a rig that still moves. For motor or gear replacement, the shop usually has the tools and the lift.
If the slide moves but water gets in, the seals or the roof edge above it are the likely cause. If it grinds, sticks or won't move, look at the motor, cables or gear. Tell the shop which one you are seeing when you call.