RV Furnace Issues: Don't Get Left In The Cold!

Furnace issues are pretty common in the RV community, and the worst time to discover that you've got a problem, is in the middle of the night when the temperature has suddenly dropped.

- Make sure that your propane tank is filled! You'd be surprised how many times an empty tank is the issue. Make sure to check your tank, especially when a drop in temperature is in the forecast.

- Take time to schedule routine maintenance and cleaning. Our technicians frequently find nests (insects and rodent) that cause damage or malfunction.

- Be sure to keep vents clear from debris. Dust, crumbs and leaves can easily fall into the vents and cause issues.

If your unit fails to operate and it is less than 10 years old, it is likely that component parts can be replaced at a fraction of the cost of a new unit.