Tent camping is a blast, but RV camping lets you bring the comforts of home with you into the deepest stretches of nature. One such comfort is an abundant flow of hot water. RV water heaters make this possible even when you’re in the middle of nowhere and not hooked up to electricity. Water heaters…
The off-season for your RV rental business is a splendid time for DIY RV repairs. With RV mechanics often charging over $150/hour, it’ll behoove your business if you can tackle smaller projects yourself. And don’t let your camper’s inner workings intimidate you. The truth is there are many DIY repairs and renovations that are easily…
‘Tis the season where the mercury starts dropping and RVers the world over begin to hunt for warmer pastures. After all, one of the best parts of owning or renting an RV is the fact that you can chase 70 degrees as it gets colder up north. But what if cold weather camping is your…
The best RV battery will allow any camper’s essential systems to run for days at a time, whether you’re dry camping, going on an extended road trip, or facing an extended power outage at the campground. However, the world of RV batteries is vast and complex, and there are so many options to consider. Below,…
Maintaining a healthy RV roof is key to keeping your rig on the road. If left neglected, wear and tear on RV roofs can turn into major issues, causing water damage, mold, and other problems that can render your rig inoperable. Even worse, these types of damages aren’t typically covered by extended warranties, so if…
There’s little to doubt that the stock mattresses offered by RV manufacturers often miss the mark. That’s why many campers end up replacing their original RV mattresses with brand new ones. And that’s the right thing to do. The trip becomes less enjoyable when you don’t get a good night’s sleep. Since mattresses are the…
Maintaining your RV roof with RV roof sealant is one of the most important regular maintenance items to keep up with on your rig. Failing to use sealant proactively can lead to water leaks. Water leaks — in turn — can cause thousands of dollars in damage to your RV. We don’t want that for…
It’s the bane of every RVers life — coming home to your camper to find tell-tale signs like mouse droppings or chewed through food that indicate a pest has invaded your home. While life in the outdoors has many perks, one significant drawback to living in nature means that nature might eventually come to live…
Stuff breaks on RVs — and when that happens, there is a good chance that buying a replacement part will take a fat, juicy bite out of your wallet. From $700+ for a new water heater to over $1k for a new furnace, the costs of new parts can break the bank fast. This bleak reality…
This post was written by Brenda Puckett of Queen Bee RV. Are you a current RV owner who has heard about the wait time to get RV repair work done these days? It can be weeks or even months! Do you own an RV or two that you rent out to others and need to learn…
