FAQs

No problem, just call text or email us and let us know.

Motorhomes are taller, people usually want access to all the storage doors (as many as 14), and want the skirt in a lot of pieces to make wheel covers and more or want the skirt not to hang on the outside or something. Then the installation is way different than a 5th wheel. Yes, we will still do a motorhome skirting but we normally do them at our location only, and in the Spring and Summer.

We can stop sewing and pounding the turnbuttons to answer the phone or we can just keep on working! In today’s age of phones, text us or email us, but before you do look at the website and our videos on YouTube! All the answers you may have are on our website. By the way… let us know who you are, where you are and what you have and when will you be coming to visit us.

We can make a skirt anytime, we make them all year long! February to June are the best times for the quickest skirt, it is our slower time. From July 1st to February 1st EVERYONE wants a skirt and wants it now. Stop in Wellington, Colorado for a couple of days or we can come to your location locally. You can even stop in for a couple of hours at our location for a Fit-N-Ship Skirt, with an appointment.

We feel people should specialize in a field, we don’t do upholstery, we make skirting. Many different people think they can make skirting. We can try to make your skirt that you bought elsewhere a little better, we usually do this in the Spring and Summer, if you are shipping it to us please clean it first.

I would hope it is us, we try to put alot of extras into our skirts, more than any other canvas shop that says they make skirting. Our skirts have been deigned over 23 years with customer input and with our strap system and pads our skirts are extremely strong. We are a small family business and try to make you and your RV look good. We also strive to be the best in Customer Service. Our Family name is on each one of our skirts!

Tough And Rugged RV Skirting Since 1994!

We don’t make our skirts super tight, they need to be a bit loose-especially when the ends connect with zippers. Skirting material can shrink and stretch depending on the weather. You might want a bit of airflow even in the winter or under your RV could end up smelling like a wet basement, this is why we don’t use the awning rail system for skirting.

We have skirted A LOT of things, semi trailers, office trailers, Bathroom Trailers,, pump trailers, park models, a mobile bank, a log home, a Yurt, on the small end, trailers as small as 13′, truck campers, tent trailers and we are open to more!

YES! We normally make the front part of the skirt into 3 parts with zippers at the corners, easy to get in and use the area, also easy to pack it up and move. How often are the turn-buttons or snaps? The turn-buttons are every 12″, snaps are every 9″. We prefer turn-buttons but will use snaps or Velcro if you request.

The slide-out might not go in and out with turn-buttons on the ends. Snaps are put under the door area so you do not trip or catch your foot on them.

We suggest putting a little larger and longer pipe onto the existing generator pipe, put it on with a couple of set screws, this will get it outside the skirt and no damage.  We put in a Velcro drop down door for you.

We put in a double-headed zipper for your sewer or sewers so the hose can come out through the skirt and hook up. We make these zippers Vertical or Horizontal depending on your set up. If your sewer valves are below the skirt we also make a zipper access to those. A double headed zipper closes around the sewer.

Our zippers are YKK Marinemate #10, the largest they make, nylon zippers with a Metal zipper pull, most things on a zipper that breaks is the pull, ours are metal, they do not usually break. If they do we can get new zipper heads. We are happy to make your skirt with Velcro if you would like.

Turn-buttons are put on with 2 screws 1-1/4″ apart, it makes them very stable, even when used on very light metal on an RV. They turn and you are done, no pulling and tugging or pushing hard to get the skirt on.

Actually wood might have better insulation value, but how long does it take to put up wood or Styrofoam? now to take it apart and move, AND haul it with you or buy new materials when you get to the next place, how many hours involved? Our skirting is designed to put up and take down in an hour after the first installation. It is also designed for uneven locations, and it packs away smaller and is lighter.

We are really not interested in making insulated skirting, figure double the pricing, ours has worked great so far. We have had customers in -40 weather and have not frozen up, and have a $40 ceramic heater from home depot under the RV just in case. An insulated skirt also takes up A LOT more room when you move.  You can check with Kimbers Creations in Canada for an insulated skirting.

Our travel charges are approximately $1.00 per mile for the two trips we need to do. We also try to do a couple of jobs per trip to keep costs down.  They would need to cover fuel, lodging, travel pay for each member truck costs and incentive to travel.

Certainly, it might take a few days more to ship out your skirt, we do like to make sure the check clears before we ship out the skirt. We also deal with many banks so you can also do ACH. We understand not everyone likes credit or debit cards, to these we add 3%.

We tried it and it didn’t go so well, we are happy to get a deposit when we start your skirt then the rest when we install it or ship it if that will help you out at all. We do accept PAYPAL, they will let you do payments on your account.

The basic answer is no. Your skirt is custom-made for your RV. We can help you sell it but there are no refunds.