Well, I'm sad to report that the 2017 season is officially over for us. We just ended our 5 month season at our seasonal site on Cape Cod. I was bummed out as I brought in the slides, emptied her out and closed up our 38FDDS. I leave it up to the CG for winterization. Well worth the $75 IMO.
I can't believe how fast time passed from mid May until now.
Just a question - if the CG employees do the winterizing for you, are they liable if they screw something up? Let's say you fire up your plumbing next season and there is a leak that you figure is due to water freezing or something like that... Would they pay to have it fixed? I wouldn't be able to sleep at night if someone else I didn't know did my winterizing.
Just a question - if the CG employees do the winterizing for you, are they liable if they screw something up? Let's say you fire up your plumbing next season and there is a leak that you figure is due to water freezing or something like that... Would they pay to have it fixed? I wouldn't be able to sleep at night if someone else I didn't know did my winterizing.
I'm not sure actually, but the owner has 40 years experience winterizing. I'd say he winterizes 95% of the 30 or so seasonal units and I've heard no bad stories. This will be the third year he's done ours, second on this rig. So far so good. I have a residential fridge with ice maker which is the main reason I have them do it. He blows out/drains the lines (including line to ice maker), then runs AF through all the line including into the ice maker. This takes a few cycles/hours before pink slush cubes are made and it can be considered winterized. Winterizing is not rocket science, but I'm not that confident with the ice maker part.
I leave it up to the CG for winterization. Well worth the $75 IMO.
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