Why leave your RVs unprotected at your storage facility? You protect your tires from the sun why not the entire vehicle. I often see people protecting their RV tires by covering them to protect them from dry rot. How come they never think about protecting the entire vehicle so the exterior and interior don’t get damaged?

There are two main problems with not covering your RVs stored where the weather is wet and dry. In the West the sun will damage exterior paint and all plastic parts sucking the life out of them. Soon you will see your paint fade, rust and even crack, all of your plastic parts will also start to shrink and crack. Your interior is also vulnerable to the western sun, for example the RV curtains will come undone and the interior will receive sun damage such as discoloration and heat damage due to the high temperatures inside your RV. A good Recreational deck can help and even stop all this damage.

In the East, where it rains a lot and humidity levels are high, you’ll see exterior damage like rust and water leaks. Most RV exteriors are made of aluminum, but there are still parts that are made of steel that will rust and cause problems down the road. The interior has the potential for damage from water leaks that sit on the roof and seep into the seams that break over time. You can damage the carpet or the moisture will cause mold to grow, and there will be a musty smell inside the RV. A good Recreation Cover can help and even stop all this damage.

When looking for RV covers, make sure they have a good warranty and that the company will be there to back it up. Also look for a multi-layered cover to protect your RV from all kinds of conditions, such as sun, rain, dust, dirt, bird droppings, pollution, etc. ClickitCoverit cares about its clients and only offers the best in coverage.

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