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Get your rig ready for winter storage with the help of O’Connor RV.
Winterizing your RV is a necessary yet time-consuming process. Save yourself the headache by booking your RV winterization services with O’Connor RV! Our service team has the tools and know-how to get the job done quickly and efficiently, helping to protect your trailer, camper or fifth wheel for the long run!
We remove all moisture from your unit and add RV antifreeze to safeguard your plumbing systems.
We’ll safely disconnect and store your battery away while it's not in use.
We fix and seal all cracks to insulate your RV to prevent any potential future damage.
We’ll take the time to inspect, clean, repair, and prep your unit from top to bottom.
Truck Campers / Trailers up to 25 feet from $119.95*
Trailers over 26 feet from $139.95*
Motorhomes from $169.95*
*Prices include parts & labour. Taxes & shop supplies extra. Units with icemakers: $20 extra. Units with water filtration system: $20 extra. Units with washer/dryer: $30 extra.
Don’t want a winterization service? You have options! Rather than having your RV winterized and stored away for the off-season, O’Connor RV will gladly take it off your hands. We provide a quick and easy payout process to ensure you’ll get the best return on your investment.
Don’t get left out in the cold! Travel confidently, knowing that if the unexpected happens, O’Connor RV is an RV Care Member Dealer and can help you get back on the road quickly and safely.
Winterizing your RV protects the plumbing system and other components from freezing temperatures, which can cause costly damage to pipes, tanks, and water lines.
It’s best to winterize your RV before the first freeze of the season. This typically occurs in late fall, depending on your region’s climate.
Yes, many RV owners choose to winterize their RVs themselves using a winterization kit. However, professional services are recommended for those who prefer expert assistance.
Winterizing typically involves draining all water from the RV, adding RV antifreeze to the plumbing, and sealing vents or openings to prevent pests from entering. Read our blog post for a step-by-step guide!!
Remove the RV battery and store it in a warm, dry place. Check and charge it periodically to ensure it’s ready for spring.
If using your RV in winter, consider installing a heated water hose, insulating pipes, and using tank heaters to prevent freezing. Be sure to monitor the weather closely and keep an eye on water systems!