Master Tech RV Repair and Storage

10/08/2026

Water showing up under the gray tank is not something you notice until you are already parked somewhere for the weekend.

A Basecamp came in this month for exactly that. The drain plumbing came out so we could trace where it was getting past, which is the only honest way to find one of these.

If you have one more trip left before it gets cold, the things worth looking at now are the drain lines, the roof sealant and the tires. Most jobs here are in and out in about a week, so October is still enough time.

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07/23/2026

Upgrades aren't just repairs. This rig got a fresh cooktop and oven swap, because cooking in your RV shouldn't feel like a campfire science project. Appliances, a new water heater, or a full galley refresh, we make it happen. Dreaming up an upgrade? Call (303) 557-2214.

07/13/2026

Before you point the rig west for the mountains, a pre-trip inspection catches the small stuff before it strands you at 10,000 feet. We check brakes, bearings, tires, propane, and the electrical system top to bottom. Summer trip on the calendar? Book an inspection at (303) 557-2214.

07/02/2026

If your RV needs some love before your next Colorado adventure, that's what we're here for. Master Tech RV Repair and Storage handles service, maintenance, and storage for RV owners across the Denver Metro. Our whole goal is simple: turn repairs into happy campers. Call (303) 557-2214 to get on the schedule.

02/14/2026

How to Tell if Your Airstream Has Front End Separation
(Question for Colorado Airstream owners: Have you noticed your front seam changing over time?)
Front End Separation is one of the more serious structural issues we see on certain Airstream travel trailers...especially models with front storage compartments.
The tricky part?
It usually doesn’t happen overnight. It develops gradually. And catching it early can mean a cleaner, simpler repair than waiting until the structure shifts more.
Here’s what to look for:

1) Inspect the front seam line
Stand directly in front of your Airstream and look at the bottom corners right and left side.
Watch for:
• A seam that looks wider than before
• A wrinkle in the skin
• A gap between the skin and the rub rail
• Notice if any rivets are missing or loose in that area.

2) Check for movement or flex. Gently press near the seam area. You shouldn’t see noticeable flex. If you do, it may mean the shell isn’t fully secured at key connection points.... movement can also show up more while towing over rough roads.

3) Inspect inside the front compartment. Open the front storage compartment and look for:
• Cracks/stress marks near mounting points
• Separation between interior panels and structure
• Loose or pulled fasteners
• Any signs of water intrusion

Internal stress often shows up before the outside looks dramatic.

4) Watch for new towing noises
New or increasing creaking, popping, or shifting noises from the front while towing can indicate structural movement.

Important: this is NOT a caulking fix
If you suspect separation, don’t patch the seam and hope for the best. This is structural and needs a shop familiar with Airstream aluminum construction.
If something looks off… it probably is.

If you’re in Colorado and want a professional free inspection, give us a call: 303-557-2214
Master Tech RV Repair & Storage — Commerce City (I-70 & Quebec)
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01/15/2026

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12/23/2025

A quick inside look at our shop.

12/18/2025

Get ready now. Go farther later.

11/24/2025

Explore unbeatable RV solutions that enhance your travel experience. Visit our website today to discover how we can keep your RV in top shape and ready for adventure.

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10/30/2025

FAQs About RV Winterization and Maintenance

Q1. How much RV antifreeze do I need?
Usually 2–3 gallons for standard RVs.

Q2. Should I run my RV generator in winter?
Yes, run it monthly for 30 minutes to keep it lubricated.

Q3. Can I use car antifreeze in my RV plumbing?
Never! Use only non-toxic RV antifreeze.

Q4. How long does professional winterization take?
Usually 1 hour depending on RV size.

Q5. Should I cover my RV in winter?
Yes, but use a breathable cover designed for RVs.

Q6. When should I dewinterize my RV?
When temperatures stay consistently above freezing—usually early spring.

If you don't want to Winterize yourself, give us a call! (303) 557-2214

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