Refresh Without Replacing the Whole RV
Many RV owners drive mechanically sound rigs that look dated inside. The brown-toned oak cabinets, floral upholstery, and carpet flooring that came standard in 2005 make the interior feel like a time capsule. A targeted renovation — new flooring, painted or replaced cabinet doors, updated hardware, and fresh countertops — can make a 15-year-old RV feel modern for a fraction of the cost of buying new. We do this work at your location so you don't have to give up your RV for weeks at a shop.
Services We Provide
1 Flooring Replacement
We remove worn carpet, cracked linoleum, and water-damaged flooring and install modern luxury vinyl plank (LVP), peel-and-stick tile, or new carpet. LVP is the most popular choice for RVs — it is waterproof, durable, lightweight, and available in wood-look patterns that transform the interior. We work around fixed furniture and transition cleanly at doorways and slide edges.
2 Cabinet Refinishing & Replacement
We paint, stain, or replace cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Painting oak cabinets white or gray is one of the highest-impact, lowest-cost renovation steps. We also replace dated cabinet hardware — hinges, pulls, and knobs — with modern styles. For severely damaged or poorly designed cabinets, we build and install new custom doors and drawer fronts.
3 Countertop Replacement
We replace worn laminate countertops with new laminate, butcher block, solid surface, or lightweight stone-look materials. We template and cut on-site, install with proper edge treatment and backsplash, and seal around sinks and cooktops. A new countertop paired with a modern faucet changes the entire kitchen feel.
4 Upholstery & Cushion Refresh
We recover dinette cushions, jackknife sofa cushions, and booth seating with modern fabrics. We also replace worn-out foam with new high-density foam that restores comfort and support. New fabric and foam transform seating areas that have become flat and uncomfortable after years of use.
5 Lighting & Fixture Upgrades
We replace dim incandescent fixtures with LED lighting, install under-cabinet task lighting, and upgrade bathroom and kitchen fixtures. LED conversion alone makes the interior feel brighter and more modern — and reduces 12V power consumption significantly for off-grid camping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you renovate my RV interior at my location?
Yes. We perform interior renovation work at your driveway, storage lot, or campsite. Flooring, cabinet refinishing, countertop replacement, and fixture upgrades are all done on-site. The RV needs to be accessible and have shore power available for power tools. Most single-focus projects (like flooring) are completed in 1-2 days.
How much does an RV interior renovation cost?
Cost varies widely based on scope. A flooring-only project with luxury vinyl plank may run $800-$2,000 depending on RV size. A comprehensive refresh — flooring, cabinet paint, new hardware, countertop, and lighting — typically runs $3,000-$6,000. We provide detailed estimates before starting work so there are no surprises.
What flooring is best for an RV?
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is the most popular and practical choice for RV flooring. It is 100% waterproof, handles temperature and humidity changes without expanding, is lightweight, and installs without adhesive using click-lock joints. It looks like real hardwood but survives the abuse of RV life — muddy boots, pet claws, and dropped cookware.
Can you paint RV cabinets?
Yes. Properly prepared and painted RV cabinets look excellent and hold up well. We sand, prime with adhesion-promoting primer, and apply multiple coats of cabinet-grade paint. The key is proper preparation — cabinets painted without adequate sanding and priming will chip and peel within months. We do the prep correctly so the finish lasts.
Will renovations affect my RV's weight?
Most interior renovations have a negligible effect on total weight. LVP flooring weighs slightly less than tile and about the same as carpet. Painted cabinets add no weight. New countertops vary — laminate is lightweight, while solid surface and stone are heavier. We consider weight when recommending materials and can discuss options if your RV is near its GVWR.