P and S Trailer Services, Helena, Ohio

[hampstead38]

I mentioned to Gene Crawford that my wife and I may be looking for a shop to do some work on the Overlander this summer. He said he had good things about P and S. I spoke with one of the fellas today who seemed very nice. If anyone has had any experience, please feel free to drop me a PM. Thanks in advance.

[DEITZ645]

Hampstead,
Check out this thread, I think it says a lot about P & S, especially when Inland Andy pays them a compliment...

http://www.airforums.com/forums/f474...set-48187.html

[CanoeStream]

Other mentions:
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f474...coat-8366.html
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f441...ast-12467.html
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f142...-31743-58.html - post 805

I saw mention they do more of their work in the winter? We all want to work though.

[loudruff]

Depending on what work you are looking to have done, Jackson Center, Ohio (the "mothership") is a good spot to check out for work too. They are at $94/hr. on labor rates though, so you may want to price other shops. On the other hand, they know their Airstreams, and have most materials and parts immediately available. P and S is about a 2 hr. drive north of Jackson Center in Helena, OH.
Lou and Larry, in snowy OH!

[hampstead38]

My wife was able to stop by P&S for a short visit while in Ohio visiting our oldest daughter. She said the gentleman was very nice. She described the Overlander project. He had some questions about how we might squeeze in a mid-bath with the wheel wells... but he's not alone in that.

Since my wife would love to have a reason to visit our daughter and other relatives in Ohio, P&S may work well. They also only have about a six-week wait... which means we might be able to get the frame/floor stuff turned around quickly enough for me to begin flailing around on the interior this year. Thanks for the responses. I'll keep you posted.