Order Process
What to Expect: Lead Times and the Order Process
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Once you've picked a model and placed your order, there's a real timeline before you're actually towing it home. Here's what that process looks like with Rovikk (formerly Teardrops NW).

Lead Times by Line

Lead times vary depending on which line you're ordering from:

Teardrops NW & FanCave
12–14 weeks
Overland & Toy Hauler
16–18 weeks
Coachworks
Provided after design phase

Teardrops NW and FanCave are built in Rovikk's Oregon shop, so that window reflects build time. Overland and Toy Hauler trailers are manufactured overseas and imported, so their longer window mainly reflects shipping time — they're then inspected and prepared for customers here in Oregon once they arrive. Coachworks doesn't follow a fixed window at all — since every build is custom, your actual timeline is provided individually once your $2,500 design fee and four-meeting design phase are complete.

These are estimates, not guarantees — actual timelines can shift depending on demand and specific customizations, so it's worth checking current lead times when you place your order rather than assuming they're fixed.

The Order Process, Step by Step

01
Configure Your Build
Use the online builder for your chosen line, or start the Coachworks process if you're going fully custom.
02
Pay Your Deposit
A 20% deposit secures your build slot. Coachworks follows a different sequence — see below.
03
Your Order Enters the Queue
Once your deposit is in, your order moves forward based on the lead time for your line — build time for Oregon-made lines, or manufacturing and shipping time for imported lines.
04
Pay the Balance
The remaining balance is due before pickup — not spread out over the build process.
05
Pickup or Delivery
Coordinate pickup, or discuss delivery/shipping options if you're not local to Oregon.
If You're Going Through Coachworks

Coachworks follows a different sequence than the standard builders, since every build starts as a custom design rather than a configured model:

1. Pay the $2,500 design fee upfront, before any design work begins.
2. Go through the four-meeting design phase — a kickoff call, a working/planning call, a refinement call, and a final call presenting the completed plan and budget.
3. Once the design is finalized, you'll get a build timeline specific to your project.
4. Pay the 20% deposit to secure the build.
5. Pay the remaining balance before pickup, same as any other order.

What This Means for Planning

If you're hoping to have a trailer ready for a specific trip or season, work backward from the lead time for your line. A Teardrops NW order placed in early spring, for example, should be ready in time for peak summer camping season — but an Overland or Toy Hauler order needs a few extra weeks of buffer given the additional shipping time from overseas. A Coachworks build is harder to plan around a fixed date, since the timeline isn't set until your design phase wraps up — worth starting that conversation early if you're working toward a specific deadline.

After You Take Delivery

Every Rovikk trailer comes with a one-year warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship, and Rovikk's in-house full-service garage handles ongoing repairs and service (Tier 1, 2, and 3 packages) after that — so the relationship doesn't end at pickup.