Before delivery
Site requirements
Every site gets a review. These are the basics.
Access
- Route wide enough for truck and trailer, with turning room
- Overhead clearance free of low branches and wires
- Gates and driveways measured at site review
Ground
- Firm, reasonably level, well-drained pad
- Not over septic drain fields or buried utilities
- Soft or steep sites may be declined
Permission
- You own the property or have written owner permission
- Local zoning and HOA rules checked for temporary RV occupancy
Electrical
- Dedicated RV outlet sized to the unit (30-amp TT-30 or 50-amp 14-50)
- Installed by a licensed electrician
- No household outlets or undersized extension cords
Water
- Potable spigot with drinking-water-safe hose
- Freeze protection in cold months
Sewer
- Permitted sewer cleanout connection where allowed, or
- Scheduled pump-out service
- Never discharge onto the ground
Safety. An RV is not a storm shelter—go to a sturdy building during warnings. Smoke, CO and LP detectors must work. Generators run outdoors only, away from doors, windows and vents.
Weather may delay delivery or pickup. Any additional charge must be described and pre-approved by you in writing first.