When you have an RV, you and your family can hop in it and enjoy a fun-filled vacation any time you want. However, that RV will just sit in one place any time you don't have a use for it. Having it sitting can cause a lot of different types of problems for you. The following information will help you see why you should think about keeping your RV in RV storage when it isn't being used.
You can stay compliant with your homeowner's association agreement
If you live in a community with a homeowner's association, then there will be rules that you have to abide by. These rules are in place to ensure that everyone who lives in the community enjoys a safe and aesthetically pleasing neighborhood free of hazards and eyesores. There is likely a rule about the extended parking of an RV. If so, then having your RV parked on your property can put you in violation of your agreement and cause you to face fines. Keeping the RV in storage helps you to stay compliant with the homeowner's association agreement you agreed to when you moved into the community.
You will be able to keep a lot of space on your property free
If you have a large RV, then it can take up a lot of space when you have it parked on your property. If it is parked in the driveway, then you may not have enough room to park your cars where you would like to park them. If you have the RV parked in the backyard, then it might be taking up the room your family may otherwise use for things like playing games or sports, sitting around the fire pit, or doing other things they would normally do. Putting the RV in storage gives you back the ability to do these things without the RV interfering.
RV storage helps you keep the RV safe from animals and weather
Keeping the RV in your yard lets animals get at it. Dogs can jump on it and scratch the paint and cats can climb on it and also leave scratch marks on areas dogs can't reach. Rodents can cause extensive damage to the motor by gnawing on wires and hoses and then getting inside and gnawing at the upholstery, carpet, and other areas. RV storage protects your RV from these things.
Animals and pests aren't the only threats to your RV when it's parked outside on your property. It can also have the paint faded from the sun, have the tires rotted by the heat of the direct sunlight, and have the body damaged by a hail storm. RV storage will also give you a way to protect it from these things.
Contact an RV storage facility to learn more.
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