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355 Forest Ave, Portland, ME 04101. Confirm by phone before driving over.

RV repair shop: you bring the RV · Portland, Maine

Palmer Spring Company

Call (207) 772-0121 palmerspring.com
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Palmer Spring Company is a repair shop based in Portland, Maine, at 355 Forest Ave. You bring the RV to its shop rather than the other way around.

It works on springs, brakes, suspensions, and wheel alignments on motor homes, including RVs, alongside its truck and bus work. Specific jobs listed for trucks, RVs, and buses include Maine State Inspections, tune ups, and what it calls "Mechanical Services," described as critical heavy equipment repairs. On the general auto side it also lists air conditioning, coolant systems, exhaust systems, check engine lights, shocks and struts, wheel bearings, and tires, the kind of work that applies across its vehicle sizes. It also runs its own blacksmith shop to craft or adapt springs and u-bolts to custom specifications, useful if your rig needs an odd or obsolete part nobody stocks anymore. Its stated service area reaches well beyond Portland, naming towns from Brunswick and Sanford down to Bangor and Augusta, and it says it will check whether it can reach you even if your town is not listed.

No trip fee, hourly rate, or diagnostic fee is published, so ask about those when you call, along with whether it can take on your specific RV job.

Founded in 1849, the shop says it has kept vehicles on the road for "five generations and over 170 years." Google rates it 3.3 stars from 75 reviews.

This is a good fit for an owner near Portland who needs spring, brake, alignment, or suspension work on a motorhome and can bring the rig into the shop during weekday business hours.

Based inPortland, Maine355 Forest Ave, Portland, ME 04101
Service area“* Please keep in mind that we also offer deliveries to these locations as well as other surrounding areas not listed above. Contact us to see if we deliver/service your area.*”palmerspring.com
Trip fee and hourly rateNot published. Ask on the phone what the trip fee is and whether it includes the first hour.
HoursMonday-Friday: 7:30am-5pmpalmerspring.com
Works onAir conditioningInspectionsChassis, brakes and tiresListed at palmerspring.com. This is what they list, not a limit; ask about anything else.
CertificationsNone named
Listed as“Maine State Inspections; springs; brakes; alignments; suspension work; tune ups; Mechanical Services; air conditioning; coolant systems; exhaust systems; check engine lights; shocks & struts; wheel bearings; brake systems; chassis parts; tires”
Time in business“founded in 1849”
Google rating3.3 of 5, 75 reviewsGoogle Maps listing, read October 7, 2026

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