Service/RV Orientations
Most first-season repairs are operator error nobody warned you about — a slide run with the jacks down, a water heater fired empty, a black tank left open. A tech walks you through your rig, at your driveway or ours, until you're comfortable with every system on it.
What's covered
You drive, we ride along. Everything on this list happens on your RV with your hands on it.
What every switch, valve, panel and indicator does — and what it looks like when it's about to fail.
Leveling, stabilizing, hooking up shore power, water and sewer in the right order. Then undoing it without forgetting anything.
Hitch height, weight distribution, sway control, brake controller gain. The five minutes that decide whether towing is pleasant or terrifying.
Water heater, furnace, fridge on propane and shore power, generator start and load, A/C. Including the order that doesn't trip breakers.
Black first, gray second, when to flush, why the black valve stays closed. The lesson everybody wishes they'd had before their first campground.
What to check before every trip, what to do monthly, and what to hand to us once a year. You leave with a one-page checklist.
Details
$225 at the shop, $300 at your driveway — either way it's two hours with the tech who'll be servicing your rig anyway, and it saves a service call in July.
