Exterior Maintenance

Clean all battery terminals and connections and seal.

Load test batteries.

Inspect battery trays, hold downs, boxes and straps for signs of damage or wear.

Check for proper venting and check ducting for those coaches with vented boxes.

Test converter for proper voltage.

Recommended annually to prevent bearing & break failure

Inspect brake shoes, bearings and magnets and hardware

Inspect, clean and repack wheel bearings

Verify the operation of electric brake magnets

Test operation of break-away switch and brake lights

Check all slide out seals for signs of damage and wear.

Lubricate and treat all exterior slide outs seal material “were accessible”

Check mounting plates, under laments material and rollers.

Test operation of all slide outs and inspect for signs of leaks.

Check all lights interior and exterior.

Check monitor panel and connections.

Test 110 volt system and GFI.

Test converter operation and output.

Test inverter operation and output.

Check shore cord and circuit breakers.

Inspect circuit breakers and fuse box.

Test generator operation and output.

Inspect battery water level and connections.

Inspect 12 volt outlets.

Prevent problems and failures before they start

Lube all compartment doors, strikers and locks.

Lube entry door hinges and entry steps.

Lube all window run channels and window cranks.

Lube all roof vent cranks and lift arms.

Lube scissor jacks and manual cracking jacks.

Hand wash the exterior vertical body on all four sides. .

Clean wheels and apply tire dressing.

Rinse the roof material.

Clean both the driver and passenger headlamp assemblies.

Restore headlights and clear plastic by removing haze and discoloration and treat with plastic UV protectant.

Improves driving visibility and performance

Inspect and test operation of 7 way plug

Inspect stop, tail and turn lights operation

Inspect clearance lights operation

Trim and scrape off all exterior body joints and seams, compartment doors, windows, exterior lights and all components where there is a hole or penetration through the exterior body were old silicon or putty tape has bled out, cracked or separated.

Wipe down with body solvent and prep area for resealing.

Apply non sag RV to all accessible areas listed above.

Will inspect all insert moldings and rain gutter ends. Also will attempt to tighten any loose moldings unless water damage has already set in.

Includes basic exterior wash

Note: There are some areas such as the under sides of main slide out awning molding, window awnings under side seams and main awning under side seams that are not accessible without charging additional labor to seal these areas.

Special notes: This will help to prevent water damage to wood joints, interior and exterior panels, prevent mold, and dry rot. It will also make the camper look a lot cleaner. Unsealed joints will attract dirt and will cause joints to bleed out more putty, thus causing them to dry and crack, leaving them with gaps and voids to allow water to enter the camper.

Inspect all hardware and components

Clean and lube both inner and outer landing legs

Inspect welds and mounting bolts for wear or damage

Inspect electrical and manual operation and controls

Perform operation test and lube rear scissor jacks

Sanitize and flush all fresh water lines the camper with cleaner that kills bacteria and eliminates odors.

Clean water pump screen and filters.

Test for leaks on hot and cold water sides.

Test system throughout where visible.

Replace fresh water filters, per customer request.

Verify furnace operation and perform temperature test.

Clean pilot, burner, orifice, electrode and heat chamber.

Check motor and blower wheels for play and debris.

Inspect LPG supply and leak test.

Check thermostat, cycle unit off and on.

Remove wasp and dirt dauber nests, webs, check combustion chamber and casing.

Change oil and filter

Check spark plug and replace as necessary.

Check air filter and replace as necessary.

Visual inspect of exhaust system.

Verify CO detector and operation.

Perform load test.

Clean vinyl window awning fabric and hardware.

Lube all hardware where applicable.

Test operation and inspect for damage.

Tighten or adjust hardware as needed.

Perform visual inspection of lines, connections, rams, pumps, and controls where visible.

Inspect welds and check for loose mounting bolts.

Inspect and adjust fluid level in reservoir.

Test operation and monitor for bleeding down or signs of leaks under pressure.

Check bolts on king pin box and check for damage.

Inspect operation of brake-a-way system.

Inspect and test operation of 7 way plug.

Inspect stop, tail and turn lights operation.

Inspect clearance lights operation.

Clean dome with mild soap and apply rain-x.

Inspect dome dish for signs of damage and sealants conditions.

Check and tighten coax connections.

Verify unit for operational test to check for problems.

Run system through diagnostic test

Tighten any loose hardware.

Keep your family safe and protected

Perform propane system drop down pressure test.

Inspect visible lines, fittings for ware and damage.

Inspect regulator operation and pig tail lines.

Inspect LPG detectors and check replacement dates.

Check tank racks, covers and regulator mounting bolts.

Check all interior faucet operations.

Check all visible water lines connections, strainers and P-traps for leaks.

Inspect shower and tub sealants.

Check toilet operation and condition.

Check exterior showers, city water fill, and fresh water fill connections.

Check water pump and water filters.

Inspect visible holding tanks for leaks and check mounting supports.

Check valve gates.

Sanitize and flush all fresh water lines throughout the camper with cleaner that kills bacteria and eliminate odors.

Clean water pump screen and filters.

Test for leaks on hot and cold water slides throughout system where visible.

Replace fresh water filters, per customer request.

Clean the exterior front windshields.

Clean the interior front windshields.

Clean driver side and passenger side interior and exterior windows.

Apply RAIN-X to exterior front windshield, exterior side driver and passenger windows.

Apply FOG-X to interior front windshield and interior side driver and passenger window.

Verify air conditioner operation.

Remove shroud, blow out condenser and drain tube.

Check fan blade, and unit overall condition.

Remove and clean interior air filter.

Check thermostat, cycle unit off and on.

Check vent output and perform temperature test.

Remove wasp and dirt dauber nests, bugs, webs, and debris from unit.

Removal of old sealant as needed from rubber roof material.

Prep surface and reseal with premium grade lap sealant.

Includes: front and rear moldings, all roof vents, plumbing vents, skylights, TV antenna, radio antenna, refrigerator base and cover, ladder stations, roof racks, satellite dish, solar panels, GPS antennas.

Remove vent lid covers and the refrigerator vent cover to access sealants for cleaning.

Perform roof inspection.

Clean rubber roof material.

Scrub all rubber roof sealants, allow to air dry, and inspect condition.

Apply UV blocker treatment to rubber roof material and sealants.

Wash exterior body of camper

Wash exterior body of camper.

Remove “as needed” any max air covers to access roof vent assemblies.

Scrub and clean rubber roof or TPO roof material with roof cleaner.

Scrub all roof seals.

Inspect roof for damage.

Inspect all seals for cracks or damage.

Apply U.V. Blocker treatment to rubber roof and or TPO material and to roof sealants.

Inspect slideout seals for wear or damage.

Apply UV treatment to exterior slideout seals to extend the seal life. This will reduce wear, tear and repel water.

Inspect slideout seams and sealants.

Inspect rollers and hardware.

Clean solar panels and check for signs of damage

Inspect all electrical connections and test charge rates.

Check mounting hardware and lap sealants on mounts.

Check connection at batteries and clean connections.

Test operation and check charge controller.

Inspect and perform operation test of TV antenna.

Lubricate all gears and check for wear or damage.

Check coax connections and and sealants around exterior base.

Inspect antenna head, lift arms and power booster connections.

Clean vinyl awning fabric and all hardware.

Lube all moving parts were needed.

Test operation and inspect for any signs of damage or wear.

Perform visual inspection & test the operation.

Lubricate the elevating gear assembly, Lubricate the bearing surface between the rotating gear and housing and the base.

Inspect for signs of damage.

Check mounting surface and sealants.

Check the coax cable connections and electrical connections.

Inspect interior hardware and test.

Clean vinyl awning fabric and all hardware.

Lube awning arms, support arms, threaded adjustment knobs, push and pull handles, bottom brackets and release tabs.

Inspect travel locks, casters and all rivets and mounting bolts.

Inspect full motion of awning for proper working condition.