Hobbes RV inc.

04/03/2026

02/27/2026

Netflix and Grill anyone? Tired of fighting to get a Wi-Fi signal at your favorite campsite? Does that old satellite system provide you with all of the new programming you would like to see? Want to get rid of those old bulky receivers and boxes?
Let us hook you up with one of the latest and most efficient entertainment systems available. We can turn your rig into a rolling mobile hotspot powered by carriers like T-mobile, Verizon, or AT&T. We offer advanced "over the air" broadcasting equipment and even can get you connected to Starlink while on the road.

02/26/2026

02/20/2026

Grinding noises? Won’t open? Leaking?
We diagnose and repair RV slide-outs fast and right.
Hobbes RV inc.

02/02/2026

We will remain closed today, we hope everyone is warm and safe this morning. We will see what tomorrow’s conditions bring and go from there.

12/19/2025

Merry Christmas from our family to yours.
We will be closing 12/22/25
and will re-open
1/5/26.

12/09/2025

Have you ever wondered what lies beneath your TPO or EPDM roof? Most manufacturers employ a split rafter system, comprising a 1.5-inch bottom chord and a 1-inch top chord. The space between the chords is filled with blocks of varying sizes, creating the curvature that facilitates water runoff. This void also allows for the passage of ductwork and wiring. During roof replacements, we conduct thorough inspections of the rafters for damage and assess the wiring in the ceiling. It is not uncommon for us to discover wiring that has been pinched or damaged by staples or screws. We invite you to contact us today to schedule a consultation for your soft floor or warped roof. Our expertise lies in structural and collision repairs for a wide range of RV brands and styles.

12/08/2025

Do you winterize your RV? With temperatures forecasted to be in the 20s tonight, it’s that time of year we should start considering it. Temperatures below freezing don’t always result in damaged pipes or fittings. Remember, your RV is insulated, so the residual temperature inside will not drop as rapidly as the outdoor temperature. Here in eastern North Carolina, freezing overnight temperatures this time of year are typically brief. The interior temperature of your RV must drop well below 32 degrees for pipes, fittings, and valves to freeze. Furthermore, even if the trapped water in lines freezes, it doesn’t necessarily mean the ice will become solid enough to expand before temperatures rise above freezing again. Do you believe you’re protected simply because you blew the lines out with air and maybe you poured a splash of antifreeze down the drains? The issue is that even air flowing through your lines won’t remove all trapped water from your valves and low areas in the plumbing system. To properly winterize, you must flow RV antifreeze through all your faucets and fixtures to displace any water that air cannot move. How can you ensure your plumbing system is safe? Consider having us professionally winterize your RV; contact us for pricing and availability.

12/05/2025

Feeling the heat……. Christmas is on our shoulders, if Santa lands 8 reindeer on this roof he’s gonna be done for the night! I don’t care how “tiny” they are, we gotta slap a solid roof on this thing before Santa comes!