RV WorkshopReviews 5

If you'd like to be insulted, please call Dale. He told me to email him my camper make and model so I could get the correct seal. I had my email open so I was typing in his email address and asking him what information he needed in the email. While I was doing this I asked him about another seal I needed and whether or not he had this also. He must have got confused since I was discussing more than one thing and kept telling me to click the link on the web page. I told him I was already typing the email. He wanted to know what I needed and said I was confused since he told me 4 times to click on the contact link. I asked him why he was being rude and he said maybe I shouldn't be on the internet if I couldn't navigate the web page. I told him maybe he shouldn't be dealing with customers if he had no interpersonal skills.

I had a terrible experience with these guys. I am left $100 porrer and have nothing to show for it. They sent me the wrong thing, and then I was stuck paying shipping from PA to CA, then shipping it back to PA to return the item. Then he charged a restocking fee when his website and return policy said " 100% satisfaction and and fit guarantee, with nothing about a restocking fee. These shipping fees + restocking fees totaled around $100 bucks, all for an item that costs I$320 to start with. I am out $100 and have nothing to show for it. My research shows that they get many of their products from a manufacturer called C&R and they operate their own website called camper and recreation inc. A quick google search for camper and recreation inc brings you to the website where you can buy from them directly. (canvasreplacements.com) So do not buy from RV workshop. They are rude, and they don't know their product, and they will leave you with the short end of the stick. Just do a search for camper and recreation inc and cut out the middleman.