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Follow our step-by-step guide on winterizing your mobile home. Don't let the cold damage your investment – ensure your RV is ready to meet the winter

Winterize RV - short guide

 Turn on all the water outlets and let the water out of the RV

Ensure that water heater is turned off and cool before draining.

Take out any water filters from the water line

Drain all liquids

Fill your water system with RV antifreeze

Close faucets when you see the antifreeze

Bypass and fill RV antifreeze

Look for any gaps or openings on the outside of the RV

Check areas around vents, air conditioners, windows, and doors

Check seals and seams

Defrost and clean the RV refrigerator

Protect the Battery

Care for the Tires

Empty the Cupboards

Remove all liquids that might freeze and burst

Prevent Pests

Close any openings that might invite pests

Cover Up

Cover your RV to shield from snow, rain, and UV rays

Check Insurance & Security

Make sure your RV insurance is up-to-date

Non-toxic RV/Marine antifreeze for freshwater system

RV tank cleaner

Baking soda and water (for battery maintenance)

Steel wool and spray foam insulation (for pest prevention)

Quality RV cover

Wrench (for disconnecting battery)

Hand pump or RV's own pump (for filling antifreeze)

Air compressor with blowout plug (for draining water with compressed air)

Trickle charger (for battery maintenance)

Screwdriver (for checking seals and seams)

Winterizing RV Guide: Mobile Home's protection in Winter

RV roof coating. Learn about the best materials, professional tips, costs, and why silicone coatings are superior for your RV protection

Discover the ultimate guide to RV roof coating. Learn about the best materials, professional tips, costs, and why silicone coatings are superior for your RV protection.

RV Roof Coating: Step-by-Step Process & Expert Advice

Thoroughly inspect your RV roof for cracks, soft spots, and damaged areas.

Inspection for Damage

Pressure wash with specialized RV roof cleaner.

Remove refrigerator vent before cleaning.

Clean gutters and remove old sealant around caps and vents.

Roof Cleaning and Preparation

Apply masking tape around all roof penetrations and perimeter.

Masking and Protection

Apply primer evenly to the entire dry roof surface.

Primer Application

Use fiber-reinforced fabric tape on front and back caps and major seams.

Reinforce Seams

Roll on two full coats of silicone with adequate drying time between coats.

Silicone Coating Application

Check all seams, terminations, and penetrations.

Apply additional silicone where necessary.

Remove masking tape while silicone is still tacky.

Final Inspection

Silicone coating

Primer

Fiber-reinforced fabric tape

Pressure washer

Masking tape

Roller and brush

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Keep your RV roof leak-free with RV Roof Worx's expert RV roof maintenance tips—covering cleaning, inspection, resealing, recoating, and seasonal checklists.

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