Practical maintenance and troubleshooting from our Red Seal technicians, written for Okanagan heat, smoke and winters.
How smoke affects your RV's A/C, filters and generator, and how to keep the air inside the coach breathable.
Most RV water damage starts on the roof. Here's how to inspect sealant and when to reseal.
How to winterize for storage, keep water flowing if you camp in the cold, and check for damage in spring.
The checks that separate a good used RV from an expensive project, and why a pre-purchase inspection pays off.
Which providers we work with, the steps for damage and warranty claims, and the mistake that gets warranty claims denied.
What you can do yourself to keep a rooftop A/C running through an Okanagan summer, and what needs a technician.
Work out which of your RV's two electrical systems has failed, try the safe checks first, and know when to stop.
What to do if you smell gas, how to look after your detectors, and the habits that keep a propane system safe.
Five things to check before you call, the signs of a failed cooling unit, and when to repair or replace.
A pre-trip checklist from our Red Seal technicians to keep your RV road-ready through wine country and desert heat.
Slide-out stuck, grinding, or uneven? Here's how to diagnose the most common causes before you call for service.
Okanagan summer sun and valley winds are hard on RV awnings. Here's how to keep yours in service all season.
In the shop or at your campsite, anywhere from Summerland to Osoyoos.
