Nomad Service LLC

12/31/2025

11/27/2025

06/15/2025

04/03/2025

The morning was well-spent replacing an awning for a customer, who was not only pleasant but also happy with his new Carefree of Colorado awning.

12/31/2024

May the new year bring inspiration, fuel new prospects, and illuminate a shining future.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas 🎁

09/11/2024

We spent a month next door to this customer but they didn’t have an issue until after they had moved to explore a new area. They contacted us for their electric water heater not working and since we were traveling in the same direction we were able to stop on our way by. The customer had done some troubleshooting so Tim and the customer jumped in and started testing. Tim identified that the 120 volt connections at the relay were loose. While there he also readjusted the 120 plug location so it was not as tight. While there Tim had a big safety find with their automatic transfer switch where two cable clamp connectors had completely fallen off and their 50-amp cable was rubbing on the sheet metal box.

09/04/2024

We got a call from a customer with a 2014 Itasca Class A motor coach that had the breaker trip on a hot day. He was thinking his RV Park 50-amp plug was worn/defective. After arriving and inspecting the customers power cord and RV Park plug we found the cord and plug to be extremely hot and a sliver crack in the cord plug. We installed a new plug and the customer was happy.

08/28/2024

We got “THE DREADED CALL” a Thetford macerator toilet is not working in a beautiful Class A 2019 Entegra Anthem motor coach. After removing and disassembling the toilet we found the issue was a clog, we removed clog. After reassembling the unit the lower half of the macerator pump would not seal and was leaking slightly the manufacturer stated that the whole pump would need to be replaced or could be sealed with silicone. The customer opted to try the silicon and that stopped the leak.

08/21/2024

On one of the hottest days we got a call asking if we could complete a customer initiated solar panel install on an Artic Fox 5th wheel. The plan was for us to install the panels while the customer would complete the install of the charge controller and wiring for the system. A total of 4 panels needed to be installed 2 were started and 2 were still in the box. An original small panel was in the best location for one of the 4 panels. We discussed with the customer the option to eliminate any possible shading on the new panels and that the best option was to remove the old 100 watt panel and put a new one in its place.