We’ve been invited by the South Central S.M.A.R.T. Chapter to attend their upcoming muster (think: rally) at James E Ward Agri-Center in Lebanon, Tennesee this upcoming April 2018. We hope to meet plenty of great RVers and help them learn how to care for their RV’s holding tanks, give them some tips and a bit of education, and even provide them some cleaning services on their tanks.

By special arrangement with the Chapter’s event coordinators, we have a unique set up at this rally: Rather than traveling to each RV, the RVs will need to come to a specially-set up Dump Station, where we will be doing our service. Service time is just about an hour and while we can only do one RV at a time, the RV “on deck” will get a COMPLEMENTARY water heater flush and clean while they are waiting on the rig ahead of them to be finished.

Since we’re streamlining our process, our normal Rally Price of $250 is being reduced to just $200. And you can SAVE an extra $25 by pre-registering for your cleaning by clicking here and signing up ahead of time (deadline is April 9th, 2018 for each sign up). That makes our full service (one black tank, one gray tank, plus water heater tank) JUST$175. We can clean additional tanks (time allotting) for $50 for a black tank and $25 for each additional gray tank).

Click here to Pre-Register now for your tank cleaning at the upcoming JSouth Central S.M.A.R.T. Chapter April 2018 muster! See you there.

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But your RV’s waste system is sort of like your lubricating oil system in your car or truck. Nothing is wrong with it — as long as you change the oil every 3,000 or 5,000 miles. Even then, nothing seems “new” or “better” once you’ve changed the oil. But we get it changed regularly, don’t we?

It’s the same with your RVs waste system. It needs regular, professional maintenance. Waste is building up. It dries on the walls and top of the tanks. It collects in the corner. It forms sludge “mounds” that are slowly degrading your waste tank’s efficiency. Over time, ignoring this periodic maintenance will result in an emergency — and a costly service call to take care of a major problem. You may even need your RV’s tanks replaced. And that means removing the belly pan, an expensive job.

So sure, nothing is wrong with your RV’s waste tanks now. But why not get an annual (or, more often, if you’re a full-timer or use your RV more than six months of the year), professional cleaning? It’s an inexpensive insurance policy that can extend the life of your RV’s waste system, minimize future problems, and give you peace of mind.

Want to get a free quote for a professional cleaning? Just click here, fill out the easy, online form, and we’ll get back to you ASAP.

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