Steve claims he’s just a ‘painter’. But, in actuality he’s skilled craftsman with an excellent taste in classic automobiles, historic houses, and vintage campers.

A world traveler at heart, Brandon’s recently changed paths and settled down in Salt Lake City, UT to establish Camper Reparadise’s position as a premium builder of everything mobile from vintage to contemporary.

Evan’s aviation and race-car fabrication experience tie nicely into the high-end camper business. From the chassis to the skin, Evan ensures every product that rolls out of our shop meets industry standards.

From book work to interior color choices, Melanie Zinninger brings an expert eye for design to Reparadise while ensuing the shop operates like a well lubed machine.

Mechanically inclined, quick witted, and hardworking, Daniel’s contributions to Reparadise range from project management to business operations, along with building campers. His family history in the camper business dates back sixty years to the first pop-up camper. Daniel’s been involved with Reparadise from the beginning and has had his hands on many projects that go through these doors.

Thousands of hours of experience add up to a mirror finish on vintage aluminum campers when Chad’s manning the polishing wheel. His techniques, collection of professional equipment, and leadership allows us to achieve an aluminum surface that’s unparalleled.

Rowe’s eye for clean lines and expert lumber choices lead to many of our early modern interior designs. Unfortunately, he’s hang up the shop apron due to ALS. Focused on making the most of an e-assist wheelchair, he frequents the shop and the world around.

Ever since his first 9v Eveready shock, Chance has tinkered with electronics. Now he maps out complex RV systems for Reparadise, including solar, 110v inverters, and power controllers.

Detail oriented and goal driven, Kendra provides our clients with camper renderings during the design phase … and, when Mel’s out of the office it’s up to Kendra to keep things in order.

When the snow’s piled up, you’ll find Jake at the resort doing his part to pioneer the skibike or push ski blades to their limit… thankfully his focus, efficiency, and work ethic keeps the sawdust stacked deep in this shop. You can see the result of his work in this Backcountry.com trailer, Ambassador, Clipper, Sovereign, and an up coming Airstream Flying Cloud.

Equally proficient in the metal shop as in the wood shop (just take a look at this custom Tin Bar), Molly helps pick up the slack with whatever needs to be done. When punched out, you’ll find molly on single track ribbons, or competing in Jujitsu tournaments.

Brent brings to the Reparadise team a natural talent for metal fabrication, which is easy to see in his art work. On top of his ability to whisper aluminum and coheres it into complex shapes, Brent’s eclectic collection of vehicles ranging from a custom BMX chopper to his DD Cherokee Chief always brings a good conversation to the table.

From diagnosing a broken AC unit, to servicing a chassis mounted generator, to installing the latest Eberspächer system — there’s nothing in the RV world that can stump this guy. With extensive experience as a military aviation tech, Spencer enjoys the day-to-day challenges Reparadise throws his way. IN FACT, if you have an issue with your RV, you don’t have to bring it to our shop.

Spencer mans our mobile repair unit…  from a failed slide-out, or a stuck awning or a burst pipe, these skills are a phone call away.

When Connor’s not tinkering on a Bimmer or customizing a moto, he can be found skipping leg day in prep for the rugby pitch. To fuel those passions, he’s spearheaded some of Reparadise’s largest undertakings… a ’50s Silver Streak with an opening side, and DHEREDS. A display that stows and deploys in a matter of seconds.

Connor’s currently working on ever more grandeur projects and leading Reparadise into the next frontier.

Erin isn’t related to Lionel or Nicole Richie. The big boss man decided to hire her anyway and hasn’t once regretted his decision. Erin turns the pictures in her head into beautiful camp trailer interiors. Our ’77 Sovereign, ’77 Ambassador, and ’71 Shasta Compact all display her signature handiwork. When Erin isn’t busy transforming meh into masterpiece, you may find her spontaneously road-tripping with her two sons. She also enjoys roughing it in the backcountry, which she’s been doing since she was four months old.