RV Water Heater Bypass in Apopka, FL

RV Repair Apopka installs and services RV water heater bypass valves throughout Orange, Seminole, and Volusia counties. Winterization, de-winterization, and bypass valve replacement for RVs stored in or traveling through Florida. Call (407) 326-5500.

Many RV owners who spend the winter in Florida bring their rigs from Northern states that have been winterized - meaning RV antifreeze was pumped through all the water lines and the water heater was bypassed to prevent filling the tank with antifreeze. Before using the water system, the RV needs to be properly de-winterized.

Conversely, RV owners leaving Florida in spring for Northern states need their rigs winterized before they encounter freezing temperatures. Florida RVs heading north in March and April can encounter below-freezing nights in Georgia, Tennessee, or the Carolinas that can crack pipes and water heaters if not properly winterized.

Water Heater Bypass Valve Configurations

Winterization and De-Winterization Services

Full winterization includes blowing out water lines with compressed air, pumping RV antifreeze through all faucets and toilet, bypassing the water heater, treating grey and black tank holds. De-winterization includes flushing antifreeze from all lines, turning the bypass back to normal, filling the fresh water system, and running all faucets until antifreeze is purged.

Service area: Apopka, Longwood, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Lake Mary, DeLand, Deltona, DeBary, Mount Dora, Tavares, Leesburg, and all surrounding communities in Orange, Seminole, Lake, and Volusia counties.

Pricing for RV Water Heater Bypass

Starting price range: $65 - $175. Flat-rate quote provided before any work begins. Request a free quote online or call (407) 326-5500.

*Estimates only. Final price determined on-site after diagnosis. Parts and labor included in flat rate.

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FAQ

Common Questions

Pink RV antifreeze (propylene glycol) in the water lines and bypass valves in the winterized position are the signs. Turn on faucets - if pink antifreeze comes out, it was winterized. If clear water comes out, it was de-winterized or never winterized.

No. RV antifreeze, while non-toxic, is not for drinking. Flush all lines and faucets until the pink antifreeze color is completely gone before drinking or cooking with the water.

Only use propylene glycol-based RV antifreeze (pink or red colored). Never use ethylene glycol automotive antifreeze in an RV - it's toxic. The propylene glycol type is safe and specifically formulated for potable water systems.

A professional winterization of a typical travel trailer takes about 45 to 60 minutes. De-winterization takes 30 to 45 minutes including flushing all lines.

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