Smitty's Auto & Rv
Family-run Greenwood shop for auto, transmission and RV repair, rated 4.3 from 63 Google reviews.
Greenwood winters are hard on plumbing. A hard freeze can split a water line or crack a pump housing, and that repair costs far more than an hour of antifreeze. Three winterization shops serve Greenwood, and two of them are Camping World locations on the same stretch of US 31. The third is Smitty's Auto & Rv, a 4.3-rated shop that has been doing this work for a while. Book before the first hard freeze, not after.
Family-run Greenwood shop for auto, transmission and RV repair, rated 4.3 from 63 Google reviews.
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Blowing out the lines and adding antifreeze is the headline, but a real winterization goes further. Ask the tech to drain the water heater, bypass it, and check the low-point drains. The outside shower and toilet valve are common freeze points, so they should get attention too. If your rig has an ice maker or a washer hookup, say so when you book, because those lines need their own treatment. Good shops will also look at the seals around vents and the roof edge while they are up there. A small gap that lets water in during a thaw is the kind of thing you want found in October, not March.
One of the three Greenwood shops lists mobile service, which matters if your rig is already parked for the season or stored somewhere without power. Mobile work costs more in travel time, but it saves you towing a winterized unit across town. The two Camping World service locations in town handle winterization on site, and both take warranty and insurance work. Smitty's on the south side does winterization alongside roof, body, and tire work, so you can stack a few jobs into one visit. Ask about the part before you drive over, since water heater bypass kits and pump parts are not always on the shelf.
The first killing frost around Greenwood usually lands somewhere in late October, and the lines do not care about the calendar. Call in September if you can. Shops fill up fast once the forecast turns, and the ones that answer the phone in November are often booked into December. The three shops here average a 3.0 rating, which tells you to read the recent reviews and not just the star count. Camping World's Greenwood store carries a lot of reviews, and the smaller service location has only a handful, so weigh those accordingly. If your rig sits outside all winter, plan on checking the antifreeze level once more in January.
Three shops in Greenwood handle RV winterization, with four more nearby. Two are Camping World locations and one is Smitty's Auto & Rv. All three do warranty work, so factory coverage is not a problem.
One of the three Greenwood shops offers mobile service. It helps if your rig is already stored or lacks power at the pad. Expect to pay for travel time, and confirm the tech carries enough antifreeze for your tank size.
Before, always. Once temperatures drop below freezing overnight, trapped water can split a line or pump housing. Schedule the appointment in early fall and keep an eye on the forecast for that first cold snap.
Usually yes, especially in fall when demand spikes. Call ahead and ask whether the shop has the parts for your rig, such as a bypass kit or pump, and whether warranty pre-approval is needed before the work starts.