Grand Junction winters get cold enough to split an RV's plumbing wide open. We winterize your coach on site — the single most important thing you can do to avoid a very expensive spring surprise.
The Grand Valley may be high desert, but winter here is the real deal — overnight lows drop well below freezing for months, and a single hard freeze is all it takes to burst the water lines, crack the pump, and split the water heater on an RV that wasn't protected. Frozen-water damage is one of the most common and most preventable repairs we see, and it almost always shows up in spring when the owner turns the water back on and finds a soaked floor. Winterizing is cheap insurance against a repair bill that can run into the thousands.
Done right, winterizing is more than pouring in some pink antifreeze. We drain the fresh, gray, and black tanks and the water heater, blow the lines out with compressed air, bypass the water heater, and run RV antifreeze through every line, faucet, the toilet, and the traps until it comes through pink. We also handle the small stuff that gets forgotten — the outside shower, the ice maker line, the washer if you have one — because those are exactly the spots that freeze and crack.
You don't need to haul the rig anywhere or fight for a dealer appointment during the fall rush. We come to your home or storage lot, winterize the coach in about an hour, and you're set for the season. Come spring, we'll de-winterize and pressure-check the system so you know it's leak-free before your first trip.
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RV Winterization — We come to you across Grand Junction, the Grand Valley, and Mesa County. Call and we'll tell you the soonest we can be there.