Ocean Lakes

Fall is in the air and before you know it, Winter will be here along with the cold weather.  Make sure your RV is ready for the cold weather, too!   Winterization in Ocean Lakes |  Ocean Lakes RV Center can get your home away from home prepared for the Winter hibernation for just $135, which comes with a guarantee that you will not have broken pipes because of the freezing. However, for the guarantee, you must have your RV prepared before the first freeze. If you do sustain any damage to water lines caused by freezing, our Service Department will repair it at no cost to you! As you know, though, we cannot guarantee you will not endure leaks from worn valves, bad faucet washers and stems, or where rubber has been used to mend water lines. This service is rendered on a first come, first serve basis. Do not delay! What is the Process to Winterize an RV? |  To Winterize your RV, antifreeze will be put through all the lines. There are different meth...

Feel that? The Fall chill is starting to arrive, and before you know it, you will be pulling out the sweaters and boots to get ready for the Winter. Winterization in Ocean Lakes Make sure your RV is ready for the cold weather, too! Ocean Lakes RV Center can get your home away from home prepared for the Winter hibernation for just $135, which comes with a guarantee that you will not have broken pipes because of the freezing. However, for the guarantee, you must have your RV prepared before the first freeze. If you do sustain any damage to water lines caused by freezing, our Service Department will repair it at no cost to you! As you know, though, we cannot guarantee you will not endure leaks from worn valves, bad faucet washers and stems, or where rubber has been used to mend water lines. This service is rendered on a first come, first serve basis. Do not delay! What is the Process to Winterize an RV? To Winterize your RV, antifreeze will be pu...

You might have noticed that our pretty palms aren’t looking quite so pretty. Blame the brutal winter. Palms – the ultimate sign of a warm beachy place – understandably don’t like the cold. Not unusual to see some brown leaves after every winter. But this winter was exceptionally brutal. Remember that string of 20-degree days in January? Yeah, we weren’t the only ones freezing. “They took a beating this winter,” said Jeff Wilson, Ocean Lakes Landscape Manager who has more than 30 years of experience as a horticulturalist. “They don’t look real good right now.” Ocean Lakes Landscape Manager Jeff Wilson gives advice about trimming sago palms like this one that took a beating during the brutal winter. Many of the palms – regardless of the specific type – have more brown leaves than green right now, and they are sagging. Some of the palms look down right sad. But that’s not an automatic sign that the tree won’t make it. Wilson isn’t giving up just yet. ...