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A complete RV maintenance and inspection service checklist to protect your plumbing, batteries, and appliances during the off-season.
- Winterize the freshwater plumbing system to prevent freezing and pipe damage
- Drain and flush the fresh water tank, water heater, and holding tanks
- Inspect water lines, fittings, faucets, and connections for leaks or damage
- Schedule RV plumbing repair for leaking pipes, damaged fittings, clogged drains, or other plumbing issues
- Treat and protect freshwater and holding tanks for long-term storage
- Check RV batteries, terminals, connections, and charge levels
- Inspect battery condition and maintain proper charge throughout storage
- Test electrical systems, outlets, lights, and appliances
- Inspect seals around windows, doors, roof penetrations, and exterior compartments
- Check the roof for cracks, damaged sealant, or potential water intrusion
- Inspect slide-outs, awnings, and moving components for proper operation
- Check propane lines, fittings, and appliances for proper operation
- Inspect the furnace, air conditioner, refrigerator, and other major appliances
- Check tires for proper inflation, cracking, and signs of deterioration
- Inspect exterior lights, safety equipment, and emergency systems
- Clean and protect the RV interior to prevent moisture, mold, and pest damage
- Perform a complete off-season inspection to identify worn or failing components before your next trip