Leave a walkway to the rear of the unit for better accessibility. Disassemble items such as bed frames to maximize space.

Keep refrigerator and freezer doors slightly ajar and clean before storing. Use the space inside for extra storage of other kitchen items.

Fill containers to capacity – partially full or bulging cartons may tip or collapse.

Store couches (except sofa beds) on end to maximize space

Place fragile items near the top of the unit to prevent crushing

Label your cartons and take home a list of the labeled cartons for easy reference.

Take full advantage of your space – use the full height if possible. Shelving helps organize your space.

Add bay leaves to boxes when packing goods to ward off most insects and household pests.

Wrap mirrors and pictures with paper pads or use mirror boxes. Never store flat.

Use rodent control in an outside unit

Make sure you are leaving spaces between furniture and boxes or totes for air flow to prevent mildew or mold.

Empty refrigerator/freezer of all contents. Leave doors open to prevent mold/mildew/odors.

If storing your RV over the winter, make sure to Winterize your RV according to manufacturer specifications.

Properly inflate tires or use proper jack stands , according to manufacturer specifications to avoid flat spots

CLOSE ALL VENTS to prevent bugs from getting inside your unit

Make sure all pipes and openings are tightly sealed or closed properly

Place all linens in a sealed container.

Remove any remaining food from cabinets.

Check all seams and seals to slide outs/door/windows

Lock all doors

Disconnect the battery

Make sure propane is Turned OFF or disconnect and remove.

We suggest using rodent control inside your unit.

Make sure Grey and Black water tanks are emptied.