One of our favorite things about RVs is their ability to offer all the comforts of home anywhere we go. This, however, means that the RV needs to be the water, sewer, and power utility all by itself. To do this temporarily the onboard freshwater tank can be used to store water, but it is an absolute necessity to get the water out of your RV’s tank. You need to select the right pump if you’re building a new rig or replacing a pump on its last legs. Keep reading to find out how to pick the best RV water pump. We’ll also share a few of our favorites! What Is an RV Water Pump?  Your RV water ..read more

Most RVs are heated with propane furnaces. However, another heating option is an RV wood stove. Yes you can actually install wood stoves in RV’s and tiny houses! They’re designed specifically for RVs and maximize space and safety.  RV wood stoves offer a rustic and environmentally friendly heating solution. They’re carefully crafted for safety and come equipped with features such as heat shields and secure ventilation systems. Some models even offer additional functionalities, such as cooking surfaces. While propane furnaces remain popular and the most common for their convenience, RV woo ..read more

RV window awnings provide shade and protection. They keep the sunlight and heat from penetrating your rig. They also help keep you and the inside climate as comfortable as possible. Unfortunately, awnings can be an expensive addition, and very few manufacturers offer them. Most consumers aren’t willing to pay a premium price for them. They’ll usually install awnings as an after-market upgrade if they want them badly enough. Most brands try to keep their rigs light and cheap when they roll them out of their factories. It’s possible to add RV window awnings to your camper. However, unless you’re ..read more

While most people associate RV windshield covers with motorhomes, exterior window shades are not only for the windshield. You can find shades and blinds to fit most of your other RV windows, ensuring consistent protection throughout your vehicle. Additionally, custom RV window awnings are available to cater to your preferences and needs. We have found that using these exterior window coverings makes the interior of our RV far more comfortable on sunny days. RV Exterior Window Shades vs. Regular Interior Shades One notable distinction between RV exterior window shades and conventional interior ..read more

A broken seal in double-pane windows is often the cause of foggy windows in an RV. Some modern RVs feature double-pane windows to provide better insulation, temperature and sound control. The space between these panes sometimes contains air or a special gas like argon, creating a thermal barrier. When the seal between the panes fails, moisture enters. This results in condensation and fogged RV windows. 2 out of 3 RVs we have had with double-pane windows ended up with a foggy window or two. Luckily we have figured out how to repair them pretty quickly. Several factors can contribute to a broken ..read more

When you first look at RV’s they might all look pretty similar. However, as you get to know them a bit, you will start noticing a few different finishes. Most RV’s use a fiberglass gel coat material on the exterior that is usually white, with adhesive decals for design. Secondly, you may find some RVs with painted-on shapes for design, but only in a few areas. Lastly, you will find RV’s that have detailed designs and colors all over. These are full-body painted rigs. We have had RV’s with all finish types and know the pros and cons of each. In this article lets do a deep dive into RV paint. W ..read more

RV manufacturers talk up R-value insulation ratings like a magical barrier from the Old Man Winter. Unfortunately, despite what they often lead you to believe, R-values are less effective than you’d think. Spend any time camping below freezing in even “4 season” rated RV’s and you will quickly learn for yourself that these units just don’t cut it. The same goes for high temps. But why is that? Today, we’re looking at R-values and why you shouldn’t put too much stock in them. Let’s get to it! Why R-Value Is Meaningless for Your RV R-value is an industry-standard measure of how well a material c ..read more

If you need to install a cable pass-through in your RV roof, you might feel intimidated. Drilling any hole through your RV roof isn’t for the faint of heart. However, with the correct tools and guidance, even the most novice RVers can sufficiently create a professional cable pass-through while minimizing the chance of future leaks.  Join us as we discuss everything you need to know about drilling a hole in your RV roof, installing a cable pass-through, and correctly sealing your roof. By the end, we hope you’ll be an expert. Let’s get started! What Is an RV Cable Pass Through? An RV cab ..read more

For most people, the water heater is an afterthought. Something you take for granted – that is, until it stops working. For RVers, the water heater makes a big difference to the camping experience. Running out of hot water or waiting for it to heat up just gets annoying. Fortunately, we found the best solution: the Truma AquaGo Hybrid On-Demand Propane water heater. As an on-demand water heater, this unit is designed to provide an inexhaustible supply of hot water. In RVer terms, that means LONG HOT SHOWERS!​ Join us as we explain why we love this Truma Water Heater, even after 5 years of use ..read more

Even if you don’t plan to sell your RV soon, maintaining its resale value is always a good idea. You never know when you may need to part ways with it. Unfortunately, many owners don’t know where to start when it comes to caring for their camper. However, there are several things you can do to keep your rig in excellent condition. Today, we have 10 ways to maximize your RV’s resale value to help you get top-dollar for your rig. Let’s get to it! Table of Contents Do RVs Have Good Resale Value? How Do You Determine the Resale Value of an RV? 11 Ways to Maximize Your RV’s Resale Value 1. Cons ..read more