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Reliable RV Mobile Repair | Mobile RV Service Mobile RV Service technicians are the unsung heroes of the road, bringing expertise to your doorstep. They serve as rolling workshops, tackling everything from electrical issues, ac & slide outs. These skilled professionals define convenience. The road is unpredictable, and so are RV issues, making....

So there are mixed opinions 🤔 on touching up your roof. If you develop a small hole by a 🌳 tree limb gouge or a screw 🔩 head pops thru, I think touching up is a good idea. When it starts to crack or separate, I suggest re-sealing over the old.

The manufacturer of dicor says you should remove any loose pieces or particles followed by cleaning all the areas with denatured alcohol, then applying new sealant. The first picture, with the new touch up, clearly shows this old sealant is breaking down and it is separating from the roof membrane. It should be sealed back up to prevent water 💦 intrusion.

The second picture shows a new seal.

Something you don’t see everyday! Found this during an inspection today. Not only did the coach have this breaker held in by a screw, it was very hot to the touch. When buying used, always try to look past the pretty decor and look at the items that make the unit a safe place to enjoy.

Had the pleasure of helping a disable vet out in my neighboring subdivision. Cables broke on his slide out and we got it in. HOA said he couldn’t park on the road overnight. No worries!

Let’s talk about an Autoformer. I have the Hughes one. Saved my 50 amp rig down in the keys this week. First pic is without it, second one is with it on.

Read more about it here: https://hughesautoformers.com/rv-protection/

My ride!!!

Got the opportunity to meet a great couple from Key Largo. Did an owner walkthrough on their new to them Monaco Dynasty. Safe travels it was a pleasure.

I had the pleasure to meet and help Ellen in a neighboring subdivision. We over to Hawthorne rv lot to help her latch the walls up on her A-Liner.

Got a call today for a water leak behind the toilet on a rpod. They had just come down from Michigan and when hooked up to water had a flood in the bathroom. The toilet water valve was cracked. We put a shut off valve in the pex line so they could have water in the rest of the coach. To be continued with replacement of valve later.

Had the pleasure to help out a Navy Vet over the weekend. I got the call about a dometic refrigerator not working. After some quick troubleshooting and a few calls to fellow Techs we found a mouse had eaten the 12 volt wire from the fuse panel to the control board. Ran a few lines temporarily to save their food.