Homes on wheels
A recreational vehicle can serve as either a moving or a stationary home but the maintenance needs are different from an ordinary house.
Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald
Basin RV Repair technician John Meier shows a skylight that needed to be replaced on an RV. Ventilation is important in a camper just as it is in a home.
A PVC roof on an RV at Basin RV Repair in Moses Lake. Roofs are an especially vulnerable part of an RV, according to professionals.
Basin RV Repair technician John Meier shows the low point drain on an RV. Opening these to drain the water out of the vehicle’s pipes is an important part of winterization.
A blown tire ripped through the skirting on this RV. A home that travels at highway speeds requires special care.
MOSES LAKE — Some people travel in them. Some people keep them parked. Either way, a home on wheels is still a home, and needs to be kept up.
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