Ryan Jackson

I will come to you two consecutive days. Day 1: *Single unit air conditioner testing and cleaning, propane pressure drop test (leak testing), perform visual inspection of roof, and start water heater descaling and freshwater tank sanitization. Day 2: Flush freshwater tank and water heater and install a new anode rod (Suburban water heaters only) or nee drain plug or drain cap (Dometic water heaters only). *Covers single air conditioner unit. Additional $50 per unit.

Not getting ready for freezing temperatures is the number one reason for unnecessary repair expenses. On two consecutive days, I will come to you twice. Day 1: I will test and clean your air conditioner, start the process of descaling your water heater, perform a roof inspection, and complete a timed pressure drop test to test for propane leaks. Day 2: I will complete the descaling process and winterize your freshwater system with food-safe RV antifreeze. *I only winterize systems using food-safe antifreeze as the "blow out" method is well known to cause leaks in pipe joints due to frozen pooled water and air pressure. Using air to blow water out of a straight pipe works great. However, inside the smallest of RV's, there are many twists and turns where water will remain.

Do you have a park manager breathing down your neck because you are two hours late leaving, and the camper that's taking over your site has been waiting three hours? All because you have a problem with a slide, landing gear, awning, or something else that is preventing you from leaving. Maybe, you are driving down the road on the way to your next site, and in your mirror, you see the horrifying sight of your slide creeping out or your landing gear falling lower with every bump. Either of these scenarios, and countless others, are true emergencies. When this happens, a full-service repair isn't the answer. A quick and immediate remedy to get you SAFELY on your way is the only answer. Then, when you get to your next stop, get the root of the problem repaired. We are here for you! As long as it is an RV issue, meaning not a tow vehicle, a tire, or an engine problem, we will grab our go bag and head straight to you. I have been on the side of the road with a slide 3/4 of the way out and bounced of track so I couldn't get it back in with the press of a button. Unfortunately, I wasn't an RVTAA certified tech at the time. Thankfully, my brother was and guided me through the process of getting the side in and locked into place. That was one of many things that led me to become a mobile tech, and it is one of the most rewarding services I offer. Knowing how many people are injured and killed roadside every year during traffic stops, in construction zones, and while stopped on a highway shoulder due to target fixation or recklessness makes me thankful I can help reduce that number by getting you on your way. If you are within my travel radius, emergency service is a flat fee of $500. Outside of my travel service, it is $500 plus mileage.

Clean and straighten the condenser and evaporator coils and the air filters. Test for proper cooling temps and airflow. If necessary, use a borescope to inspect ducting restrictions like dead animals and collapsed ducting.

Clean and straighten the condenser and evaporator coils and the air filters. Test for proper cooling temps and airflow. If necessary, use a borescope to inspect ducting restrictions like dead animals and collapsed ducting.

Clean and straighten the condenser and evaporator coils and the air filters. Test for proper cooling temps and airflow. If necessary, use a borescope to inspect ducting restrictions like dead animals and collapsed ducting.

This one-on-one walk-through is ideal for those new to owning an RV and those who want to save some money. I will spend the day with you teaching you about: - Best practices for towing - RV 12vdc and 120vac electrical systems - Slideouts - Your propane system - Absorption, 12vdc, and residential refrigerators in RV's - Your furnace - Your air conditioner and heat pump (if applicable) - All of your controls and panels - Your leveling system - Annual, semiannual, and monthly maintenance - And most importantly, answer any questions you have.