Wild & Free Mobile RV

Ever wonder what a day in the life looks like for a family-run small business?

Here’s what a typical day looks like behind the scenes at Wild & Free Mobile RV Services:

Sarah:
Works full-time during the day at her job as an EA, then shifts gears into business mode for the evening.

Mike:
Wakes up early and starts the day with emails, checking part availability, answering texts and calls, and picking up parts.
During the day he's out on the road doing mobile RV repairs

After dinner, into the evening – Teamwork Time!
Once Sarah’s off work and Mike is back, we tackle the business together:
• Invoicing clients
• Returning calls and emails
• Booking upcoming appointments
• Checking website messages and booking requests
• Ordering parts
• Keeping up on bookkeeping

It’s a lot — but we love what we do and we’re grateful for every customer who keeps us rolling. You know the saying, "Teamwork makes the dream work", and that's exactly what we are doing!

Thank you for supporting a local, family-run business. We see you, we appreciate you, and we can’t wait to help keep your adventures on the road!

🚐 Avoid the Dreaded P**p Pyramid 💩

One of the biggest nightmares for RV owners? The dreaded p**p pyramid! 😱 This nasty buildup happens when there isn’t enough water in your black tank, leading to waste piling up and causing clogs, odors, and major headaches. Here’s why using plenty of water is critical—and how to keep your black tank happy!

Why Water Is Key:

Breaks Down Waste: Water helps dissolve solids and toilet paper, making it easier to
flush out.

Prevents Buildup: Without enough water, waste can stick to the tank walls and create hard-to-remove clogs.

Minimizes Odours: Proper water levels reduce foul smells by keeping waste submerged.

Top Tips for a Healthy Black Tank:

Pre-Fill Your Tank: Add 3-5 gallons of water before using your toilet to create a barrier.

Flush Generously: Always use extra water when flushing, especially for solids.

Dump Only When Full: Wait until your black tank is at least ⅔ full before emptying to ensure proper flow (listen for the burp when flushing if your tank sensors don't work)

Treat Your Tank: Use enzyme-based or biodegradable tank treatments to keep it fresh and breakdown waste.

Rinse Regularly: After dumping, flush your tank with clean water to clear out any leftover debris.

Remember, a little extra water goes a long way to keeping your black tank functioning smoothly—and your RV smelling fresh!

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