MISTAH P
An adventure-ready camper that holds its value. A category of one.
Your Friendly Neighborhood RV Technician — out of Eden, WI.
SERVING FOND DU LAC & EVERYWHERE THE ROAD GOES FROM HERE
Something wrong with your Camper, or Need a 2nd Opinion?
Most fixes have more than one way to do them. A Fast & Lasting way to be Fixed — a Quick Repairable Fix for However Long It Lasts. Removed & Replaced. & A Vision To Transform.
Most people only get told about 1 way.
Same wall. Three ways of looking at it. That’s what a Free Look gets you — up close, the fix, & the whole wall stepped back.
Same wall. A metal sign cut to fit, laid on Butyl tape & screwed down. The Butyl is what keeps the water out. The screws hold it tight. The damage is gone for good — covered by something you picked. Your name on it, your rig’s name, whatever you want. The repair turns into the thing people notice first.
That’s the 4th way. Almost nobody gets offered it.
Then you pick. You can even take my list to your own Tech or Dealership — if they were right, you've got confirmation, with other options in hand.
I'm not guessing at your rig. I sleep in one.
Everything I know as an RV technician I taught myself — stacking one skill onto The Next. My specialty is taking what looks like a big Mess and transforming it into a Clean, Small Job Perfected down to the Detail.
My home doesn't have a single one of the better, newer aspects your camper has. So I live with the problems that show up when they're missing — every day, not on a service ticket.
That's why I know which things actually matter, how to work with what you've already got instead of ripping it out, & what your camper is genuinely capable of.
Mistah P Shield
Shield is the top of what I do — my VIP list. Everything in Essentials, then I go into your Camper in as much Detail as I can get. The small stuff nobody else touches, caught before it becomes the big stuff.
The Job: Awning off & back on. Fresh Tank pulled from under the Bed Couch, new Fill Line ran. Guard Rail & Stairs rebuilt from the frame out.
Demo went deeper than it looked. Woodwork out first. Under it, OSB glued straight to the frame & pinched in by the walls on both sides. Got it out clean so the Frame could get Welded.
Then the Detail. Every Brad nail gap & scratch in the woodwork — made Invisible.
The Final Touch: one corner sat 1/16 in. proud. I Took my Time on the putty till it read smooth — you couldn't tell there was ever a difference. What made the biggest difference? The same wood glaze Finish. It doesn't look repaired. It looks like it was never there.
Gate Closed on that Horse Trailer, Was A Fun Rebuild & Got me Looking for the chance to Work on those Types Of Projects
I live in a 1988 trailer. I sleep in mine.
Most guys who work on your camper drive home to a house.
I don’t. I’m in one.
So I don’t guess at your rig. My rig shows me every problem a camper can have, every single day, because it’s old enough that nothing’s hidden. All the stuff the new ones cover up with a panel & a warranty — mine shows me raw.
Nobody showed me any of it. Every skill I’ve got, I taught myself, one thing stacked on the next. That’s not a hard-luck story. It’s the reason I know exactly what’s missing out there.
Somebody’s got a problem, they get told one way to fix it. One price. Take it or leave it. & there’s always more than one way. Always. A Fast way. A way that Lasts. & a way to make it Better than before it broke. Most people only ever get told about one. I decided that’s the thing I’m not doing.
I figured it out so you don’t have to.