RV
Repair IN Camas, WA

Generator problems rarely look dramatic at first. The unit starts and sounds normal, then struggles once appliances come online. Voltage dips or shutdowns under load are common after months of light or no use, especially when you’re asking the generator to carry more than it has in a while.

Our technicians test generators under real demand, not just at idle. Regulation issues, fuel delivery problems, and control faults show themselves quickly that way, which helps avoid replacing parts that are not actually failing.

Inverter problems are easy to misread. Battery monitors still show charge, displays look normal, and outlets shut off the moment demand increases. Batteries often get replaced even when they still have usable life, especially when you’re trying to diagnose the issue quickly.

At OGRVs, inverters are judged by how they behave under everyday loads. Models from Magnum and Xantrex often reveal issues only once heat and real use come into play.

Air conditioners draw heavy current at startup. Weak power causes hard starts, breaker trips, or shutdowns during use, which you will usually notice on warmer days when the system is working hardest. Correcting electrical delivery and startup issues often resolves cooling problems without replacing the entire unit.

Refrigerators react quickly to power problems. Cooling becomes inconsistent, controls act up, or mode switching fails after downtime. You will usually notice it first when temperatures won’t stay steady. Restoring stable power and airflow usually brings performance back during real-world use.

Slides that hesitate, bind, or stop mid-travel are usually fighting resistance they should not have. Alignment issues, low voltage, or mechanical drag force the motor to work harder every time the slide moves, which you can often hear or feel. Slide and motor repairs are handled together, so movement stays smooth, and the motor is not compensating for problems elsewhere in the system.

Slide-out seal failure rarely looks urgent at first, but moisture intrusion spreads quietly. Water works its way into flooring, walls, and framing long before visible damage appears, especially if you keep using the RV without noticing the leak. Replacing worn or damaged seals early helps keep interior components protected.

Small punctures, failed seams, or damaged flashing let moisture in long before it’s visible inside. When you start seeing interior signs, the entry point is often somewhere else entirely. Roof repairs target that source so water doesn’t continue migrating through insulation and structure.

Sealing and coating only work when the surface underneath is sound. Applying over existing damage hides the problem instead of solving it, which is why repairs always come first. Once the roof is sound, sealing or coating adds protection without trapping moisture or shortening roof life.

Leaks and pressure problems escalate quickly when ignored. You’ll often notice changes in water flow or damp areas before anything obvious breaks. Plumbing repairs stop damage at the source before flooring and walls are affected.

Failed window seals lead to drafts, fogging, and water intrusion. If you see condensation between panes or feel air movement, the seal is usually the issue. Repairing seals helps protect interior surfaces from further damage.

Cold-weather prep goes beyond draining lines. Plumbing, appliances, seals, and electrical systems all need attention before storage. Missed steps often show up later as leaks, cracked fittings, or electrical issues when you try to use the RV again. Proper winterisation protects systems during downtime and reduces repair costs once the season changes.