Pulling It All Together

Pulling It All Together, or PIAT, is a camper services business based in Barrington, New Hampshire. It calls itself "a small, family-owned business in southeast New Hampshire," and its main trade is camper transport. For winterizing, it comes to you: "we will come to you or your storage facility."

It also does pre-purchase inspections, de-winterization, storage, consignment and brokerage, all for campers. Its service area is "throughout all of New England." The inspection is "an in-depth diagnosis of the camper or RV as is," and it includes a check where it will "measure AC intake and exhaust temperature." That matters because there is no "Lemon Law" for campers, so a look before you pay may be your only check on a used one.

All pricing is "custom-quoted," and it publishes no hourly rate or trip fee, so ask about the trip fee when you call. The only fee it publishes is a 4% processing fee on invoices. Extra charges can come from "a tire issue" during transport or a camper that is not ready when they arrive, and the contract lays those out. If you store with it, it will winterize your camper "for FREE." Its listed hours are 07:00 to 16:00, Monday through Saturday, and no after-hours service is stated.

It gives a USDOT number and an MC number, and says it is "CDL-A Licensed" and "fully insured." Those are federal carrier registrations you can look up before a truck hauls your camper. No inspection certification is named, so ask what training the person doing the inspection has. Micah began the business in 2018, and Google rates it 5 stars from 120 reviews.

This is a good fit for an owner buying a used camper in New England who wants an inspection before paying, or who needs a camper hauled, stored or winterized and will take a custom quote first.