Crowder RV Center, Inc. / Fairview, Tennessee

Rating: ★

20 years in Business

Auto Repair & Service, Motor Homes, Trailers-Repair & Service

Address: 4533 Bristol Hwy, Fairview

Postal code: 37601

Phone: (423) 218-4885

Set Yourself Free in a Crowder RV!

Crowder RV Center is a recreational vehicle dealer in Johnson City, Tennessee. We are committed to selection, service and integrity, and will help you find the RV that best suits your needs.A few of our selections available for you:?ˆ?Jayco?ˆ?Montana?ˆ?Cougar?ˆ?Passport?ˆ?SpringdaleGet the best of both worlds: a great deal on a great camper from a service-oriented dealer who will be there for you after the sale. An outdoor getaway with your family can be one of life`s most enjoyable experiences. Let Crowder RV Center, Inc. see to it that you get there!Call Crowder RV Center, Inc. today for more information!

Categories:

Motor Homes, Trailers-Repair & Service, Utility Trailers, Recreational Vehicles & Campers, Recreational Vehicles & Campers-Repair & Service, Travel Trailers, Transport Trailers, Auto Repair & Service

Payment:

cash, debit, financing available, master card, visa

Services/Product offered:

Campers
Locally Owned
New RVs
New Trailers
RV Parts
RV Repair
Trailer Maintenance
Used RVs
Used Trailers

Open hours:

Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 6:00 pmSat 9:00 am - 5:00 pmSun Closed

Reviews:

My husband and I purchased a 2008 Flagstaff 5th wheel from Crowder RV. When looking at this camper, I stressed my BIGGEST concern was water leaks to our salesman, Jayme. There was NEVER any mention of prior water damage?ˆ¦EVER. On our 3rd camping trip, my husband slid something into the front storage space, and the vinyl flooring tore. Under that vinyl was my biggest nightmare. The floor was not only WET, b... view moreut it was completely ROTTEN, and filled with BLACK MOLD which we unknowingly had been subjected to breathing into our lungs. It had been this way for so long, that the aluminum braces were disintegrating into powder. We tore the flooring out, and took the camper back to Crowder RV. We spoke to Jeff Crowder. He looked at the photos, and then looked at the camper itself. He agreed that the damage had been there for a long time. He also admitted that when they got the camper in on their lot, that it had a water damaged kitchen floor that they ?ˆ?repaired?ˆ?. He offered to fix the storage compartment, and absorb ?? of the cost to repair it as a goodwill gesture, being that the camper was sold, ?ˆ?as is?ˆ?. This was an additional $700+ which we paid. After getting the camper back home, I began to remove the living/dining area carpet. It was then that I discovered the ?ˆ?repair?ˆ? that they did to the kitchen area floor. There was a piece of plywood, with a thin sheet of luan laid down on TOP of the damaged floor, and new hardwood flooring on top of that. Thus, covering up the damage as I suspected. At this time, I sent Jeff Crowder an email, and told him that I felt it was a cover up. At which point, he told me I was mistaken, and that my words were ?ˆ?hurtful?ˆ?. This lead me to have the hardwood flooring taken up at the site of the ?ˆ?repair?ˆ?. Again, my worst nightmare. The floor UNDER their cover up was also rotten, stunk to high heaven, and FULL of black mold. There is NO possible way that THIS was an ?ˆ?oversight?ˆ?. After sending Mr. Crowder photos to prove that I WASN?ˆ™T mistaken about their cover up, I received no further emails from him. We removed the floor completely in the kitchen, which required removing the sink/stove cabinet. Again?ˆ¦rotten, moldy floor under that as well. Basically, the ENTIRE floor has MAJOR water damage, and rotting black mold. Covering up a severely water damaged camper and selling it to unsuspecting buyers does NOT fit the description of being a faith based, ethical business with morals. We would have WALKED AWAY from buying this nightmare from the beginning, had anyone chose to be honest about the prior water damage. THAT they chose to keep undisclosed, until AFTER the purchase. We now have a severely damaged camper that we can?ˆ™t use?ˆ¦that we can?ˆ™t afford to fix, and we still have 4 1/2 years to pay for a severely damaged camper. The black mold is a huge concern.

BillieGossack / 8/12/2013

Crowder RV Center

I had a horrible experience at Crowder RV. My husband and I went shopping for a pop-up camper. We fell in love with one at Crowder RV, but were given false information (year and price). We did not know it was false until the following day when we went over to purchase it after reviewing the information on the internet. We were told that the camper would be close to $ 3,000 difference in the price and it was a 200... view more3 instead of a 2006 like we had been told. The owner called and was very nice, but it didn`t make us feel any better about getting lied to.

madshopper / 1/23/2008