RV Plumbing Service & Repair

Go With the Flow, Leak-Free.

RV plumbing systems are marvels of engineering, delivering hot showers and flushing toilets in a vehicle moving 100km/h down the highway. However, that constant vibration—combined with Canadian freeze/thaw cycles—makes RVs highly susceptible to plumbing failures. A small drip behind a wall can quickly turn into major floor rot if left unchecked.

At Leisure Days RV Group, our technicians are experts in the specialized materials used in modern RVs, including PEX tubing, flexible vinyl lines, and ABS waste systems. Whether you have a split pipe from winter freezing or a toilet that won't hold water, we can fix it.

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Our Plumbing Services

Leak Detection & Pipe Repair

Freeze Damage: Repairing split PEX pipes and cracked fittings caused by improper winterization.
Fitting Failures: Replacing plastic elbows and tees that have cracked due to road vibration.
City Water Inlets: Replacing leaking city water connections and failed check valves (which cause your fresh tank to fill up when hooked to city water).

Fresh Water Systems (12V Pumps & Faucets)

Water Pumps: Diagnosing pumps that pulse, vibrate excessively, or won't shut off. We stock and install premium Shurflo and Seaflo 12V pumps.
Faucets & Showers: Upgrading cheap plastic factory faucets to durable metal residential-style fixtures.
Winterization Bypass: Repairing or installing water heater bypass kits to make winterizing easier.

Waste Systems (Black & Gray Tanks)

Dump Valves: Replacing stuck or leaking gate valves and cable-actuated handles so you can dump your tanks cleanly.
Toilet Repair: Replacing the ball seal gasket if your toilet bowl drains dry, or installing completely new porcelain or plastic RV toilets.
Tank Sensors: Cleaning or replacing the "probes" inside the tank that give false readings on your monitor panel.

Why Not Use a Regular Plumber?

Residential plumbers are used to copper and glued PVC pipes inside stationary homes. RVs use specialized crimp rings, flexible PEX, and waterless traps (HepvO valves) designed to withstand motion. Our technicians have the specific crimping tools and parts inventory to fix your rig correctly according to RVIA standards.

Stop the Drip.

Water is precious when you are boondocking, and destructive when it's leaking. Schedule your plumbing repair today.