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Freezing weather before your RV winterization appointment? Learn practical steps to help reduce the risk of freeze damage, including draining water, running your furnace, and using equipped tank heaters. These temporary precautions do not replace proper winterization or guarantee protection, but can help you prepare while you wait.

Spring is finally here in Iowa, and that means one thing—camping season is just around the corner! Every year, around this time, we start hearing from RV owners who are eager to shake off the winter blues and get back on the road. Some are seasoned campers who know the drill. Others are new to RV life and aren’t quite sure what needs to be done before that first trip of the season. But they all have one thing in common: they want their RV to be road-ready without surprises. A

Winter RVing can be a magical experience—until you wake up to frozen pipes and no running water! If your RV’s plumbing has iced over, don’t panic. Here’s what you should and should NOT do to safely thaw your pipes and prevent long-term damage. 🚨 First Things First: Is It Just Frozen, or Is It Busted? Before attempting to thaw your pipes, check for signs of leaks or bursts: ✅ Listen for dripping water when turning faucets on. ✅ Look under sinks and inside storage bays for pud