What about those houses with RV Garages
We have just about completed our 3 year journey to camp and visit in all of the lower 48 states. As we traveled we often took a look at those southern communties in Arizona, Texas, Alabama and Florida...
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westernrvparkowner wrote:fred42 wrote:Heating a garage in a cold weather area is much more expensive than having your RV professionally winterized and then de-winterized. And 40 degrees does not provide enough safety margin should the power go out and your heating system shuts down for even a short period of time. It is usually recommended that heat be set to a minimum of 50 degrees when leaving a home unattended in cold climes.
Are these attached RV garages usually climate controlled? You could set that zone to 40 degrees and never winterize again.
x2. It's simply not worth the risk to not winterize.
