The ART of JAM RV Repair and Inspection, LLC

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The ART of JAM RV Repair and Inspection, LLC Here to assist you with your RV repair and inspection needs. My wife, Stephanie, and I have lived full time in our motorhome since April 2022.

Hello, my name is Jairus Miller and I am the owner/operator of the ART of JAM RV Repair and Inspection, LLC. Enjoying the freedom, we have traveled all over the US. In our free time, my wife and I swing dance, hike, kayak, and disk golf. Our three cats keep us entertained as well. I'm also passionate about life coaching, natural health and wellness, and cooking. I grew up in a construction family. From a young age, I assisted with exterior and interior remodels and repairs. In my late 20s, I worked for a contractor that did commercial and residential work for both new builds and remodels. I did a little of everything, as needed, but specialized in finish carpentry work, painting, stain, and lacquers. In the spring of 2022 I made plans to start my own company and change focus. In October 2022, I went to the National RV Training Academy (NRVTA) in Athens, TX and completed all the training and tests to be certified as a RV Service Technician. In January, I completed the training and passed the tests to receive the NRVIA certifications for RV Inspector. I also took specialized courses on generators and propane. We are a legal, official business, and we are registered to work as a lawful entity in each of the key states I work in. I have worked on and inspected many types of RVs, also gaining experience by working on my own RV. I am passionate about assisting others on their RV journey. Due to us moving around the US, check out our site to see if and when we'll be close to you! https://theartofjamrvrepairandinspection.com/contact-us

10/21/2026

What's the difference between tankless and tanked water heaters?

Water heater with a tank:
1. Have a set amount of hot water you can use, before you have to wait 10 mins for the water to heat back up again.
2. Can run off propane or electric (don't have to have both)
3. Sometimes better for longer rigs, if the water tank is placed in the back. (To get hot water everywhere in the RV).
4. Can adjust the temperature at the faucet, using both cold and hot water mixed. Can get a range of temperatures.
5. Better in high altitude or places with low water pressure.
6. More care needed in the winter, so water tank doesn't freeze.

Tankless water heater:
1. Instant, unlimited hot water!
2. Need propane and 12 volt to run.
3. Best if water heater is placed in the middle of the rig, to allow hot water to reach shower and faucets. (If it's placed at the back of a 40' RV, your shower might be a good temperature but not your kitchen faucet).
4. Can't mix hot and cold water, so you have only 2 temperatures at the faucet. You adjust the temperature of the hot water at a control board. (Which may or may not be close to your shower or sinks).
5. Can perform not as well in altitude or low water pressure.

So what's best for you depends on the water heater placement in your RV and your preferences.

10/17/2026

Where's your favorite place to RV? Off-roading and boondocking, glamping at resorts, in forests, on beaches, in mountains, on farms, etc?

What's less maintenance? Motorhome + toad vehicle (like a Jeep)Or5th wheel + truckAnswer: 5th wheel and a truck is less ...
10/13/2026

What's less maintenance?

Motorhome + toad vehicle (like a Jeep)
Or
5th wheel + truck

Answer: 5th wheel and a truck is less maintenance in ways because you only have 1 engine to take care of!

Do you have a different opinion of what is less maintenance? If so, share in the comments!

Condensation in your RV?Condensation can easily happen in some RVs, but if not taken care of, it can potentially lead to...
10/10/2026

Condensation in your RV?

Condensation can easily happen in some RVs, but if not taken care of, it can potentially lead to mold. Here are some tips to help with condensation:

1. Run a dehumidifier. (For our 40 ft rig, we have a house sized dehumidifier that runs almost constantly).
2. Turn on roof vent fans or AC fans to suck moisture out after a shower, cooking, or while using a clothes dryer.
3. Crack some windows every so often.
4. Put silica gel desiccants in closets or some drawers.
5. Wipe condensation off windows and windshields.

10/06/2026

What has Jairus been doing lately?

Awnings, generators, converters, fixing water leaks, inspections, roof maintenance, slides, and ACs.

Note: RV sealant for roofs need specific temperatures to cure and dry days. If you need roof work done, best to get it in before the cold comes.

I know it might seem far away now, but frozen pipes could be here in a few months! If you want Jairus to winterize your ...
10/01/2026

I know it might seem far away now, but frozen pipes could be here in a few months! If you want Jairus to winterize your RV, give you education on how to live in your RV during the winter, or want him to do some maintenance, please schedule your appointment now! 316-249-1823.

09/04/2026

"Did a Great job! Was very professional and Great to work with. Would recommend him any time!!!" - Brian 9/3/2026 on fixing AC

08/11/2026

Depending on where you live, low 90s might be a relief! KS has been in triple digits lately and we've had lots of AC calls. Here are some tips to try to stay a little cooler!

1. Have windows covered, especially on the sides where the sun is directly hitting! We have blinds that offer some insulation. Another great solution is the reflective insulation. An example is the product below (note: we've not used this particular product, just using it as an example). Car windshield coverings (that have reflective surface on 1 side) also work. Hard foam insulation works too.

https://a.co/d/0fSnBzeS

2. If you have a lighter colored skylight or exhaust fans, cover that up too, if possible, from the inside.
https://a.co/d/0dZTRzIN

(It is good to get fresh air in the RV every once in a while, so at night could have the windows open for 20 mins).

3. Running a dehumidifier will help cut down the humidity levels.

4. During the day, do high cool setting on AC. At night, you can turn it back to auto cool.

5. Your awning out will help keep your RV cooler, if you can angle it to block the sun from hitting the wall of the RV. Please note you must watch wind levels carefully! (Like automatic awnings you don't want over 10 mph of wind with it out, or the arms can get bent).

5. Has your AC been cleaned recently? Both inside filters and outside parts?

6. With this heat, it can be hard for ACs to keep up. We've had several calls where their AC was just fine, but it wasn't keeping the whole RV cool. Sometimes portable window units that sit on the floor of the RV are needed. Note: these are power hogs, so you might need to run a dedicated extension cord in from the 30 amp outlet from the electrical box outside.

Hopefully everyone can stay cool enough! If you have more specific questions, please ask!

07/16/2026

Baby Miller #2 has arrived, so Jairus is on paternity leave through July! Feel free to call to have virtual diagnosing assistance or to schedule repairs/inspections in August!

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Mobile Company, So We Travel Across The US. Currently, Near
Wichita, KS
67216

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