Project description
Our travel trailer needs to be properly winterized before we put it into storage for the cold months, and we are looking for an experienced mobile RV technician who can come to our property and handle the whole process on site. The rig has been used through the summer and fall, and we want to make sure nothing freezes and cracks while it sits unused, since a burst pipe or damaged water heater would cost far more to fix than the winterization itself.
We need the fresh water tank and lines fully drained, the water heater bypassed and drained, and RV-safe antifreeze run through the plumbing system, including the toilet and any outside shower connections. The technician should also check and service the batteries, testing charge level, cleaning terminals, and either disconnecting them or setting up a maintenance charger depending on what makes sense for a unit sitting in an unheated driveway. If you notice any other issues while you are under there, such as a slow leak, a loose fitting, or a fridge that should be run down before storage, please flag it so we can decide together whether to fix it now.
We can be flexible on the exact day within the next couple of weeks, but this needs to be finished before the first hard freeze. Please bring your own antifreeze and supplies unless we agree otherwise in advance, and let us know roughly how long the job will take so we can plan to be home.
What we need done:
— Drain the fresh water tank, lines, and water heater
— Bypass the water heater and run RV antifreeze through the full plumbing system, including the toilet and outdoor shower
— Inspect and service the house and starter batteries: test charge, clean terminals, disconnect or trickle-charge
— Note and report any additional issues found during the inspection
— Provide a brief summary of work completed and recommendations for spring de-winterization
We need the fresh water tank and lines fully drained, the water heater bypassed and drained, and RV-safe antifreeze run through the plumbing system, including the toilet and any outside shower connections. The technician should also check and service the batteries, testing charge level, cleaning terminals, and either disconnecting them or setting up a maintenance charger depending on what makes sense for a unit sitting in an unheated driveway. If you notice any other issues while you are under there, such as a slow leak, a loose fitting, or a fridge that should be run down before storage, please flag it so we can decide together whether to fix it now.
We can be flexible on the exact day within the next couple of weeks, but this needs to be finished before the first hard freeze. Please bring your own antifreeze and supplies unless we agree otherwise in advance, and let us know roughly how long the job will take so we can plan to be home.
What we need done:
— Drain the fresh water tank, lines, and water heater
— Bypass the water heater and run RV antifreeze through the full plumbing system, including the toilet and outdoor shower
— Inspect and service the house and starter batteries: test charge, clean terminals, disconnect or trickle-charge
— Note and report any additional issues found during the inspection
— Provide a brief summary of work completed and recommendations for spring de-winterization
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