MobileRVRepairinDoneyPark

Northern Arizona

Spread along US-89 northeast of Flagstaff in the shadow of the San Francisco Peaks, Doney Park is largely acreage properties where people keep their rigs at home. That makes it ideal territory for mobile service: there is room to work, the RV is already where it lives, and nothing has to be towed anywhere.

Elevation here is comparable to Flagstaff, so the same freeze risk applies with the added wrinkle that many properties are on wells and septic. Owners often use their RV as guest quarters or overflow housing, which means plumbing, heat, and electrical get used through the cold months rather than shut down for the season.

That year-round use changes what we service. Instead of one winterizing visit, Doney Park calls tend toward furnaces that must keep running, water systems kept live in freezing weather, batteries and inverters carrying real loads, and electrical connections to the house that were never done quite right.

Keeping a rig livable through winter

If someone is sleeping in your RV in January in Doney Park, the priority list is heat, freeze protection, and safe power. That means a furnace you trust, propane supply that keeps up in the cold, heated or protected plumbing, and a power connection sized for the actual load.

We would rather set that up correctly in the fall than answer an emergency call at 6 a.m. in February — and so would you.