Ribbon Cutting - Nelson Mobile RV Repair
A Ribbon Cutting was held by the Grove Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors on Thursday, June 22, 2023, for Nelson Mobile RV Repair. While their current home base is at Monkey Island RV Resort, owner Adam Nelson and his family-run business will take care of repairs at your location. As their saying goes: “We come to you with a price that’s fair.”
A veteran and former law enforcement officer, Nelson has more than 10 years of experience in the RV repair industry. After being laid off from his former RV repair job on Veteran’s Day in 2015, Nelson wanted to embark on a career path that would ensure financial stability and security for his family. Their first mobile RV repair vehicle, a Chevy Suburban with bad brakes, was purchased shortly after with a tax return and, with only $20 left in their bank account, they purchased window markers to advertise the business on the old Suburban’s windows. “It was like walking in a dark room and trying to find the light switch,” says Adam of opening the business in his hometown of Van Buren, Arkansas.
The window marker idea was the family’s “light switch” that initially helped bring in customers. Since then, Adam and the family have also lived and worked in Southern Oklahoma and Texas. While in those areas, they were often told to come to the Grand Lake area as there were quite a few RV’s and RV parks in and around Grove. Through hard, honest work and the recommendations and referrals that come with it, Nelson Mobile RV Repair is making quite a name for itself. Adam has many years of experience in repairing RV's, RV appliances and RV air conditioners. He is ®Dometic certified, can fix travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes and can work with most warranty and insurance companies.
A veteran and former law enforcement officer, Nelson has more than 10 years of experience in the RV repair industry. After being laid off from his former RV repair job on Veteran’s Day in 2015, Nelson wanted to embark on a career path that would ensure financial stability and security for his family. Their first mobile RV repair vehicle, a Chevy Suburban with bad brakes, was purchased shortly after with a tax return and, with only $20 left in their bank account, they purchased window markers to advertise the business on the old Suburban’s windows. “It was like walking in a dark room and trying to find the light switch,” says Adam of opening the business in his hometown of Van Buren, Arkansas.
The window marker idea was the family’s “light switch” that initially helped bring in customers. Since then, Adam and the family have also lived and worked in Southern Oklahoma and Texas. While in those areas, they were often told to come to the Grand Lake area as there were quite a few RV’s and RV parks in and around Grove. Through hard, honest work and the recommendations and referrals that come with it, Nelson Mobile RV Repair is making quite a name for itself. Adam has many years of experience in repairing RV's, RV appliances and RV air conditioners. He is ®Dometic certified, can fix travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes and can work with most warranty and insurance companies.
Ambassadors attending the Ribbon Cutting were Nancy Morgan – Grand Lake Newcomers Club, Ken Noteboom – Individual Member and Todd Franke - AmeriSpec Inspection Services. Also pictured is Adam Nelson, son T.J. Tax-Serfass, daughters Angelicyah Tax-Tzunun and Nataleigh Tax-Serfass, wife Mary Tax-Tzunun, Chamber President Laura Huckabee and Chamber Executive Vice-President Connie King.
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