Columbia Basin RV Skirting

Columbia Basin RV Skirting is based in Kennewick, Washington, at 741 N. Edison St., #104. It calls itself "Family owned and operated" and was formerly Jim's Custom RV Skirting. It does not say whether the crew comes to your site or you bring the RV to it, so ask that first.

It makes custom skirting from "RV Skirting made out of vinyl poly thread super tarp" in a color selection, and it describes the skirts as "Easy to install and take down." Full skirting means it measures, makes and installs a skirt for your rig. It also skirts RV decks and homemade decks and stairs, builds a 5th wheel garage for a bike or motorcycle, and will show you how to install or tear down a skirt. It lists 5th wheels, bumper pulls, motorhomes, toy haulers and mini trailers, and it says, "We can skirt them all." It does not list any repair or mechanical work.

Its baffle concept technology is meant to keep the skirt's shape in high winds, and the skirt packs down small enough to stow. Skirting matters in cold weather because it keeps wind and frost off the underbelly, where water lines run. One testimonial on its home page reads, "No more cool feet and frozen pipes."

No prices, hourly rate, trip fee or business hours are published. It does mention a fee for reinstalling a skirt, but gives no amount, so ask the price, any trip fee, the reinstall cost and whether the crew will come to your site. No warranty, license, insurance or certification is listed. Ask for proof of insurance before work starts, because if a crew member damages your rig during installation, insurance is what covers the repair. Google rates it 5 stars from 12 reviews and files it under RV repair shop, but the work it lists is skirting and storage.

This is a good fit for an RV owner who has a 5th wheel, bumper pull, motorhome, toy hauler or mini trailer, wants skirting or underbelly storage before cold weather, and will confirm the service area, price and trip fee before booking.