En Route RV Services

🙏 No More "Praying" Not to Fall Through the Floor!

We recently tackled a bathroom floor repair that was one for the books. This wasn't just a "soft" spot; it was a "floating" floor that was literally resting on the black tank instead of being tied to the studs. Every time the customer stepped into the bathroom, they were praying they wouldn't fall straight through.

My good friend Todd from 4speedrv stepped in to help me fix things right. We stripped it down, found the frame, and rebuilt it stronger than it was when it left the factory. No more sitting on the black tank—now it's a rock-solid foundation you can actually trust.

Check out the full teardown and rebuild here: ➡️ https://youtu.be/6VvYZaqkSIE

Huge thanks to Todd for the assist! If your RV floor is starting to feel like a trampoline, don't wait until you're "sitting on the tank" to get it fixed.

Replacing a Soft RV Bathroom Floor: The Right Way Is your RV bathroom floor feeling a bit like a trampoline? In this video, Garth from En Route RV Services and Todd from 4 Speed RV tackle a serious "soft flo...

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It was a great day teaching customers about some of the components in their RVs 🔧🚐. Heck, some even teach me new tricks they've learned while living in their RVs on the road.

TIP: If you have a Suburban water heater 💧, check your anode rod at least once a year if you're a weekend warrior. If you're full-time, I recommend checking it twice a year ⏱️. While the anode rod is out, take a few minutes to flush out the loose water deposits and debris that settle at the bottom of the tank 🧽🪨. You'll be surprised at what comes out 😳.