I have added 50/30/20 boxes to my park in Nebraska to quickly infill the empty lots with campers (as I have lots of interest). It’s on city water & sewer and the city has reached out and wants to know how I plan to counter the sewer and water lines freezing in the winter.
Anyone in the North/Midwest with RV experience in the winter time? Anything special need to be done like enclosures or special piping to covert MHP pad for a camper? Only concerned with the above-ground portion…
Thanks!
Justin
Thanks SDGuy! Does the heating cables also work on the sewer lines too? Do you find it necessary?
Skirt them and heat tape / insulate the water lines and any meters. Sewer lines don’t need anything.
Just what I needed to know, thanks for the feedback.
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