Camping World - Apollo
RV dealer and repair shop in Apollo, PA, with 4.0 stars from over 1,100 reviews.
Apollo is small enough that a cold snap here gets your attention fast, especially when your rig is still holding water in the lines. Two shops in town handle winterizing, and both also do roof, fridge, awning and generator work, so you can get it done in one stop. Neither is a mobile tech, so plan to tow or drive the RV in. Fall books up, so call before the first hard freeze.
RV dealer and repair shop in Apollo, PA, with 4.0 stars from over 1,100 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Apollo, PA handles RV repair, maintenance, warranty work, and detailing.
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Real winterizing is more than dumping pink fluid in the lines. It means draining the fresh tank and water heater, blowing out the plumbing, and getting antifreeze into the traps and valves where it sits and splits. Ask the shop to check the water heater bypass too. Both Apollo shops list winterize service, and one also covers water heater and furnace repairs, which is handy if your furnace has been fussy since last season.
Every fall people wait until the forecast turns and then call around. Don't be that person. The two winterize shops here also handle roof, awning, slide-out, fridge and generator work, which means their bays fill with bigger jobs first. Call a couple weeks ahead if you can. And if you store the RV outside, check the roof sealant and slide-out seals before the snow, since a small gap lets water in all winter.
Neither Apollo winterize shop is a mobile tech, so this is drop-off work. That is usually fine for winterizing, since it involves running the systems and checking for leaks. If you can't tow the RV, ask about a pickup, but don't count on it. One of the two shops does warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, get pre-approval before anyone touches the plumbing.
There are 2 shops in Apollo listed for RV winterizing, with 3 more nearby. Both handle other repairs too, including roof, fridge and awning work, so you can bundle a few jobs into one visit.
The average rating across the Apollo listings is 4.0. One shop, Camping World - Apollo, carries 1,176 reviews. The other, Camping World RV Service - Apollo, has no rating yet, so ask about their work when you call.
Winterize after your final trip of the season and before the first hard freeze. If you camp late and the forecast drops, drain the lines yourself first, then have the shop finish the job. Antifreeze in the traps and valves is the part people skip, and that is where pipes crack.
One of the two Apollo shops does warranty work. Call first and ask them to check coverage before the job starts, since most warranties need pre-approval. Keep your paperwork handy and confirm what the winterizing package includes, so there are no surprises when you pick the RV up.