RVMD LLC

Sheet vinyl flooring job I did recently.

Part of the solar job I'm upgrading...

Installed a complete new awning and awning arms today.

Just a reminder for all of you...

Remember to check your magnesium anode rods in your water heaters. They say that these anode rods last one to three years. This is what they say though if you are just using your RV for vacationing two or three months out of the year.

It really comes down to how often you use the coach, as well as how bad the water is that your hooked up to. If you are living in your RV year round, I would recommend checking it at least every six months.

This one in the picture, next to the new one was in a brand new water heater, in Tucson, that was installed only thirteen months ago. Lived in full time. And it was completely gone.

In another of the pictures, you can see all the lime scale build up that came out of the water heater. This build up led to corrosion on the plastic water inlet which began to leak and caused more corrosion on the tank itself where the plastic adapter was leaking. The tank developed a crack due to the corrosion.

Then it also caused a lot of damage to the floor in the storage compartments from a slow leak over time...

In the end, a new water heater is needed after only thirteen months. Costly mistake, that can easily be avoided. So remember to check your anode rods in accordance to how much you use your coach.

We are now under new ownership. 🤩

Swapped out a transfer switch this morning...

We are here for all of your RV needs. We work on EVERYTHING, except the engine. Toy haulers, fifth wheels, Travel trailers, etc.

Awnings, slide-outs, leveling systems, transfer switches, converters, inverters, charge controls, solar, 12v, 110v, plumbing, fresh water tanks, gray water tanks, black water tanks, dump valves, water heaters, fridges, furnaces, a/c units, roof restoration, roof repairs, roof preventive maintenance, windows, window seals, slide-outs seals, stove/ovens, propane issues, etc.....

If you have an RV problem, we can fix it.

We also do full inspections on coaches. If your looking into buying a used coach, whether you do it your self, have someone else do it, or use us, I must highly recommend you have it inspected thoroughly before purchasing. Could save you tons of money down the road.