Houston RV Repair

🚨 Big News at Roaming Bears RV & Houston RV Repair! 🚨

✅ For the first time in our history, we’re now selling RV parts and accessories!
✅ Over 30 years combined experience in RV parts and service.
✅ We can source new or late-model parts — fast and hassle-free.
✅ Backed by the same trusted team that keeps Houston rolling.

📞 281-872-9200
🌐 roamingbearsrv.com
Roaming Bears RV – For Homes that Roam

We are looking for a shop / lot helper the position requires being able to lift around 40lbs, lawn maintenance, mostly outside work and parts runs. Must have a valid Drivers License.

Our location in North Houston has grown to become the largest RV rental and service facility in Houston and surrounding areas. Over the last 17 years we have grown our fleet and service substantially and will continue to grow rapidly over the next 17.

Applicants must have a Can Do Attitude. "Its not my job" doesn't exist in our company Looking for positive people only, that can help take our business to new levels!! Compensation will be entry level at $9.00 an hour starting out.

Our hours are Monday through Friday 9:00am to 6:00pm and Saturday 10:00 to 4:00pm.

There will be customer interaction, walk-thrus on newly sold and rented units. Job will include paid vacations, paid training, and company perks.

Please call, email, or drop by for an application!

Why You Should NEVER Pour Bleach in Your RV Holding Tanks

If you’ve been told that dumping bleach into your RV’s holding tanks is a good idea—think again. While it might seem like an easy way to kill bacteria and odors, using bleach can do more harm than good. Here’s why:

1️⃣ It Damages Seals & Components – RV holding tanks are built with rubber seals and plastic parts that bleach can corrode over time, leading to costly leaks and repairs.

2️⃣ It Kills Beneficial Bacteria – Your black tank relies on bacteria to break down waste. Bleach wipes out this natural process, leading to clogs and stubborn odors instead of solving them.

3️⃣ Dangerous Fumes & Reactions – If bleach mixes with leftover cleaning chemicals or waste in the tank, it can create toxic fumes that are hazardous to your health.

4️⃣ Environmental Hazard – Dumping bleach-contaminated wastewater at a campground or into a septic system can disrupt the natural breakdown process and harm the environment.

✅ Better Alternatives: Use enzyme-based tank treatments, RV-safe deodorizing products, or a vinegar and baking soda solution to keep your tanks fresh without the risks.

🚫 Bottom line: Bleach and RV holding tanks don’t mix. Protect your plumbing, your health, and the environment by choosing safer cleaning methods!