Motorhome/Trailer Suggestions for Hurricane Climate

As Hurricane season threatens the Carolinas and the East Coast annually, Trailers of the East Coast gives our clients the following pointers for trying to guard your trailers and motorhomes.

1. Transfer your trailer or motorhome to the most secure space doable in case you are unable to guage the area along with your trailer. Keep away from low areas which may flood in addition to the tender or sandy floor. Park your trailer or motorhome near a construction to protect it from the hurricane wind. Chock wheels on ALL trailers or motorhomes.
2. On dwelling quarter trailers and motorhomes, flip off electrical energy, fuel, and water. Go to the primary circuit board in your trailer and shut off the facility. Detach any water or electrical hookups on the skin of the trailer. Shut the valves on the trailer’s propane tanks. Shut any slideouts.
3. For enclosed trailers, shut all air vents and lock doorways and home windows.
4. Add extra tie-downs and safe all awnings and out of doors options in your trailer. An awning that comes unfastened could cause extreme injury to your trailer or motorhome in heavy winds.
5. Choices for trying to safe trailers embody land anchoring or loading the trailer with ballast. For all open utility or tag-along trailers, try to weigh or tie down the tongue.
6. Place your auto and residential insurance coverage paperwork, automobile registration, title, and different essential paperwork in a water-proof bag and preserve them with you. Make sure that your trailer or motorhome insurance coverage is paid and up-to-date.

From all of us at Trailers of the East Coast, we provide our prayers and nicely needs for security to all these within the path of treacherous storms and hurricanes. Keep secure!

As all the time, ought to your trailer or motorhome undergo injury from a hurricane or of any sort, please contact Trailers of the East Coast for insurance coverage quotes and repairs as quickly as doable. We take satisfaction in lessening the trouble and getting you again on the highway as quick as doable.