Edward T.
Google
I have been on numerous occasions, to walk the lot and look at the the Airstreams and they have always been low pressure and incredibly helpful. So when I bought a used Airstream that I wanted to prep some dented panels on they were the first place I called to get a quote. First, it took over 3 weeks to get a quote back, with numerous follow-up calls, and even speaking to the service manager. It was my conversation with the service manager that I became even more alarmed but them being an Airstream "Collusion" center. He made note to tell me that even though I had removed the interior panels to be able to do the repair using buck rivets (as done at the factory), that he has not done a single buck rivet repair in the shop and his team is not capable of using them. At this point I was already concerned about them working on the trailer if they could not do a factory level repair but figured I would give them the benefit the doubt and reach out to a few others for quotes. The airstream factory and a local independent shop was able to provide me repair estimates (using buck rivets) within a day or two and both were within a few hundred dollars of one another. Another week or so goes by and I finally get the quote from North Georgia Airstream and imagine my surprise when it comes in 50% higher (~$2k+). I wrote them back asking why it was more using an inferior repair method and provided estimate from Jackson Center for reference. Waited another week for them to come back and say that the estimate was accurate with no justification on the inflated hours difference.
I would think about coming here to look at new Airstreams but would highly suggest you look elsewhere for repair. Between the inability to perform repairs like Airstream would, the lack of communication, delays in getting responses, and the grossly inflated estimates, I cannot recommend going here. Is really too bad as I really wanted to use them given my experience with the sales staff.