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Biggest Complaints about RV Service
Posted by Robert Cochran on August 1, 2011.
The 11 Biggest Complaints about RV service,
And How CAMPING CONNECTION Overcomes
them all.
1. “The technician never shows up when
promised or doesn’t show up at all”.
At Camping Connection, we
understand you have more important things to do than sit around waiting on a
technician all day. That’s why we are the only mobile service that offers an on-time or it’s free guarantee. If our
technician does not arrive in the three hour time window given, then your
service call fee is free*. Along with the free service call, you can also
expect a courtesy call to let you know we are on the way. Our multi-unit fleet
of service trucks offers us more flexibility to be on time every time, allowing
you more time to enjoy the RV lifestyle.
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Pre-Trip Checklist From Camping Connection
Posted by Robert Cochran on June 1, 2011.
Pre-Trip Checklist from Camping Connection
The kids are getting out of school soon and it’s time to get
that RV ready for the summer camping season. I’ve put together a list of some
things you should check before you head out the driveway. If you will take a
couple hours to do this pre-trip check out, you can spend more time enjoying
your RV and less time dealing with pesky problems. I’ve added some quick links
to a few products in our catalog that you might find useful. You can also shop
our catalog at www.anyrvpart.com. As
always, if we can answer a question or help with a problem, you can email us at
service@campingconnectionrv.com
or call us in Kissimmee at 407-397-2267 or Myrtle Beach at 843-238-3329.
Check Appliance
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Check that roof!
Posted by Rob Cochran on May 12, 2011.
It is not uncommon for me to find an RV roof leak that has done some damage, but this week has really encouraged me to get the word out about roof preventive maintenance. I have estimated two different RV’s that were less than 8 years old and both looked almost perfect inside and out, yet needed complete roof replacements with a cost of over $6500 each. One that I looked at, the owner asked me “Can water seep through the rubber roof?” My answer was “No, not unless there is a split or tear in the roof.” He was amazed that the roof could be rotted under the rubber near the center of the RV.
The fact is, water will “wick” into many places once it has found a breach in security. Many materials used in RV construction will act as a sponge and quick...
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