RV
Services in Washougal, Wa

Generator problems rarely show up at startup. Most issues appear once the generator has been running and power demand increases. Voltage drops, output becomes unstable, or the generator shuts down under load. We test generators in operating conditions that reflect how they are actually used, then correct the specific fault causing the breakdown instead of chasing symptoms.

Inverter problems tend to surface when power sources change. Battery usage increases faster than expected, outlets drop out intermittently, or the system struggles to maintain output under demand. We evaluate how the inverter responds to load changes and correct the issue so power delivery stays stable during off-grid use.

Air conditioners can run without actually keeping the RV comfortable. The unit stays on, airflow feels weaker than it should, or temperatures never quite settle. These problems often come down to electrical components or airflow restrictions rather than the unit being worn out. We identify what is limiting performance and correct it so cooling stays consistent, including on common systems from brands like Dometic.

Refrigerator problems usually show up as inconsistency rather than total failure. Temperatures drift, recovery takes longer, or cooling changes between driving and parking. Power delivery and ventilation cause most of these issues, even on refrigerators from established brands like Norcold. The focus stays on restoring stable cooling that holds up during normal use.

A healthy slide-out moves evenly and without hesitation. When movement slows, sounds change, or the slide stops short, resistance is building somewhere in the system. That can come from the motor, rails, or drive components taking more load than they should. We isolate where the strain starts and correct it so the slide moves smoothly again, including systems built on Lippert hardware.

Seals do more than keep water out. They help guide the slide as it moves and keep pressure balanced when it is closed. Once seals wear down, air and moisture slip past, and alignment can start to suffer. Replacing damaged seals and fitting them correctly restores a tight closure and protects the slide opening during regular use.

Most leaks start at transition points, not across the open roof surface. Seams, edges, and mounting points take the most stress over time. Cracks, lifted material, or worn sections allow moisture to move before it becomes visible inside. We trace where water enters and repair that exact point so it does not continue spreading beneath the roof.

Sealant does not fail all at once. It breaks down gradually around joints and penetrations, leaving small gaps that grow over time. Resealing and coating restore protection where it matters most and help prevent leaks before interior damage starts, including on common roof systems that use materials from brands like Dicor.

Plumbing issues rarely stay contained. A small leak or weak connection can affect pressure, drainage, or surrounding materials before it becomes obvious. We trace water movement through the system, find where it is escaping or backing up, and correct that point so the rest of the system works as intended, including setups that use components from brands like Shurflo.

Window leaks and fogging usually point to seal failure rather than damaged glass. Once moisture gets past the seal, it can spread into walls and trim. Resealing or repairing the window keeps water out and helps protect interior materials from further damage.

Preparing an RV for colder months means protecting plumbing and fixtures before damage starts. Water needs to be cleared from lines, valves need attention, and vulnerable components must be secured. Doing this correctly prevents cracked fittings and split lines that lead to bigger repairs later, especially for RVs that will sit unused for weeks at a time.