Business ProfileforDelmarva RV Center Inc.

We bought a used camper in October 2022 and didn't use it over the first winter we owned it since the campground it resides in is closed till May 2023. The camper front slide out has a significant leak we did not notice at the time of sale. The camper started leaking badly June 2023. We essentially only slept in the camper 5 times till rain made noticeable damage on the interior. We closed the camper October 2023 for season and I was going to replace the seals outside the camper where we thought the problem existed. May 2024 the campground reopens again and I bought new seals for the outside slide out only to find a large gap at the one end. I had a mobile RV repair service who frequents our campground assess the damage. They said the floorboards are rotted out and it wasn't something that happened overnight. Furthermore there is an obvious patch jobs on the inside that we as new camper owners would have never picked up on. I feel we were sold a camper that was covered up with it's problems. To repair the leak it's going to cost us $4475 to do the service and $575 to pull it out of the campground and return after repair. The repair service has to literally take apart the slide out to do the repair which is significant work. Our current principle on the loan is $15K for a camper that doesn't work right. I'm looking for reimbursement for the repair services. I have contacted the GM at Delmarva RV and he said our timeline is too long to consider repairs with their company. I do understand that, but the patch job is what I'm very upset with. We got scammed from the beginning and now the structural damage is our problem.