Twentynine Palms has a large military community, and a lot of the rigs here belong to people who move on a schedule set by someone else. That means repairs need to fit a window rather than drift, and it means plenty of rigs sit unused for long stretches between trips.
Long periods parked in this sun are exactly what breaks down sealant and roof membranes, so inspections here often turn up more than the owner expected.
What Twentynine Palms rigs deal with
- Military families stationed at the Marine Corps base with rigs stored between moves
- Rigs staged near the north entrance to Joshua Tree National Park
- Some of the most intense summer heat and UV in the basin
- Long storage gaps that let small roof problems grow quietly
Working in Twentynine Palms this week
On site service across the Morongo Basin and down into the valley. Call and you will reach someone who works on these rigs every day.