Blue Compass RV Vermont
East Montpelier RV dealer with service, parts, and a 4.4-star rating from 458 reviews.
A slide-out that won't come in is the kind of problem that stops a trip right there. In East Montpelier you have two shops to work with, both rated 4.0 on average, and both list slide-out work among what they do. One takes warranty jobs. Neither is a mobile tech, so plan on getting the rig to them rather than the other way around.
East Montpelier RV dealer with service, parts, and a 4.4-star rating from 458 reviews.
East Montpelier RV shop for roof, AC, awning and slide work, with parts counter and mixed reviews on service follow-through.
The two names are Blue Compass RV Vermont and Blue Compass RV Vermont Service & Parts. The first carries a 4.4 rating across 458 reviews and handles a wide range of systems, from A/C and fridges to tires, electrical, solar, generators and leveling. The second sits at 3.6 from 37 reviews, and it is the one that does warranty work and winterizing. Both list slide-outs, awnings and A/C. If your slide-out issue comes with a warranty, the service and parts shop is the obvious first call. Otherwise the larger shop has the deeper review history to weigh. Ask before you book whether they can get the slide-out on a rack or at least look at it the same day, since a stuck slide can tie up the whole rig.
A slide-out that moves halfway and stops is often a motor, a controller or a binding seal, and the fix depends on which. Note what happens: does it click and stop, run slow on one side, or not budge at all? Does it work on shore power but not battery? That detail saves the tech diagnostic time and you money. Check the obvious first too. Look for anything jammed in the tracks or under the slide, and confirm the house batteries are charged, since weak batteries cause plenty of slide trouble. Call ahead to ask if the likely part is in stock. East Montpelier is not a big metro, and parts runs take time.
Spring and early summer are when everyone wants the rig ready, so the shops fill up. Book slide-out work well before a planned trip rather than the week of. Fall is a good window for the less urgent jobs, and it pairs with winterizing, which the service and parts shop lists. Cold matters for slide-outs: seals harden, and a slide that sat all winter can bind on the first open. Open it slowly at the start of the season and watch the seals. Roof checks fit the same rhythm, and one of the two shops lists roof work if you find a leak while the slide is out.
Two. Blue Compass RV Vermont and Blue Compass RV Vermont Service & Parts both list slide-out repair, and both are rated 4.0 on average across the listings.
Yes, one. Blue Compass RV Vermont Service & Parts lists warranty among its features. Call that shop first if your slide-out is still covered, and get pre-approval before any work starts.
No. The listings show zero mobile techs in East Montpelier, so you will need to bring the rig to a shop. If the slide is stuck out and the rig is not roadworthy, call and ask how they want to handle it.
Test it on both shore power and battery, listen for clicking or uneven movement, and clear the tracks of debris. Tell the shop exactly what it does. That points them to the motor, controller or seal before you arrive.