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The 2019 Florida RV Super Show just ended. This was our first time being in the show and we didn’t know what to expect. This is a very large RV show with more than 1500 RV’s on site and over 70,000 visitors. During the show we had the privilege of seeing 3 of our previous […]
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Hurricane Florence made landfall in mid-September 2018 as aweakened Category 1 hurricane, but still had enough wind speed to uproot treesand cause widespread power outages throughout the Carolinas. This storm wasdifferent than Hurricane Irma which ravaged the Florida Keys in September 2017because of the widespread flooding. Florence stalled over the Carolinas anddumped between 30 to
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I upgraded the water heater in my fifth wheel today. I took a lot of pictures and decided to post them so people could learn to do this themselves. The old water heater was an Atwood 6 Gallon Gas/Electric water heater. We upgraded to a Girard Tankless On-Demand gas water heater. A 6 gallon water
2018 was a good year for My RV Inspection. We were recognized by the NRVIA for our hard work and excellent service. In March of 2018 Jason was awarded the NRVIA Member Of The Month. In October at the annual NRVIA Inspectors Conference Jason was awarded the NRVIA Service Excellence Award that is given out
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When you are a full-time RV’er, having to get your unit serviced or repaired can be very expensive and time consuming. You might have to make multiple trips to the repair shop to get quotes, order parts, then schedule time for the actual repair. It also isn’t convenient to take your RV to a repair
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Buying an RV is generally a very large investment. Sometimes things may be overlooked or just didn’t get installed correctly during the manufacturing process. Also after an RV is manufactured and driven to the dealership, it has been subjected to an earthquake of sorts. Parts could loosen and seams may crack. Therefore, even if you’re
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”]In early September of 2017, Hurricane Irma ravaged the Florida Keys before tearing thru Central Florida. In Irma’s wake, we were afforded an opportunity of a lifetime. By late September the NRVIA had secured a contract with FEMA to inspect hundreds of towable RV’s to provide temporary housing. Jason
Why does My RV Inspection offer fluid (oil and coolant) analysis services? Well, let’s say you own a motorized RV, perhaps a large ClassA diesel pusher. You probably already know that the engine, automatic transmission and generator contribute a large portion to the overall cost of the RV. In fact, the engine and transmission are
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There are certain things that need checked on a routine basis to keep your RV as hassle free as possible. Tires have a life span. The NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) recommends changing them after 6 years no matter the age or mileage for safety. No one ever wants to deal with a tire blow-out
Mobile RV Repair is great for the full-time RV’er.  It takes the hassle out of going to a dealership and waiting weeks to get your RV repaired. RV Inspections are extremely important before buying a new or used RV. If you are selling your RV having a certified inspection can help you get the most out