AirSkirtsReviews of airskirts.com

I bought AirSkirts before this winter to use while winter camping in Vermont, based on discussions with their team where I explained that I’d be using my RV mainly on weekends during ski season. I was told they would be a good solution for that use case. Unfortunately, that was not my experience at all. The skirts were installed correctly, fit well, and were not punctured or damaged. I followed their recommendations and installed a ceramic greenhouse heater underneath the RV inside the skirted area. Despite this, the skirts repeatedly deflated whenever temperatures dropped, creating gaps between the skirts and the RV. This caused the heater to run nonstop and resulted in electricity costs of over $100 per month for a small 19-foot camper. Because I’m not on site full time, I had to repeatedly ask people at the campground to re-inflate the skirts after cold snaps, which happened frequently this winter. The gray and black tank valves (which aren’t covered by the skirts) also froze multiple times. During one particularly cold week, partial deflation meant the heater couldn’t keep up and my water furnace froze and broke, costing me about $500 to replace. There was also the opposite issue: after adding air during cold weather, warmer temperatures caused the skirts to expand while I was away, pushing against my tanks and bending their supports more than once. In practice, the product required constant adjustment and monitoring and ended up costing me more money and stress than it saved. Other campers using traditional insulated panels had fewer issues and better results, especially for non-full-time winter use. I reached out to their customer support to explain the situation and request a return. Christine responded with what appeared to be a canned template stating that my 30-day return window had passed, without addressing any of the issues I described. The response felt dismissive and unhelpful, and the overall customer service experience was disappointing—especially from a company that markets itself as a U.S.-based, family-owned business. We ultimately winterized the RV and left the campground early because continuing to deal with the AirSkirts just wasn’t worth it. This was not the experience I was led to expect, and for my situation, the product did not deliver enough value for the cost.

I bought Air Skirts last year living in Nebraska . I thought they would be amazing. First of all they would not fill in all the gaps around my camper. I had to hire someone to fill in the gaps within insulation and of course that’s still not a perfect process. Then my girlfriend purchased a set which didn’t fit her travel trailer at all. Then I started complaining recently and they told me I was the only one with the problem and I must be doing something wrong now I’m in the process of requesting a full refund and they will not return phone calls yet they have a five-year warranty. One keeps going flat and after 15 phone calls to the company, I’ve yet to see a replacement. So when it’s still below zero at night, I’m losing a lot of money trying to keep my fifth wheel warm. I’m very disgusted and dismayed with why they’re not standing behind their product. I called the Denver skirting company for custom skirting and they said they’re having lots of problems with customers just not happy with these Airskirts. I don’t know why they don’t stand behind their warranty. I am going to continue to press them to give me my money back because they’ve never fit properly.

You’re better off building your own. You have to go out at least once sometimes 2 to three times a week to check to make sure they have the correct pressure, airing up or down constantly. They don’t stay in place. We ordered the largest size due to the dimensions and height of our trailer. They sent a smaller size but still charged us for the larger size. We had them through 1 winter and regret buying them. We even had a tiny little field mouse chew through 1. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY, THEY ARE A WASTE OF MONEY.

DO NOT BUY !!!! I bought these from the company before winter thinking that they would work as their advertisement says-they do NOT work for winter unless you winter in Florida or somewhere warm all winter- I live in Oregon. I have had to re-inflate these over and over, when it’s really cold they deflate to the ground, you fill it up, the next night same problem. They blow around in the wind exposing the whole trailer to the cold, they dont work around pipes, stairs, bumpers or the slope of the front of my trailer. At 3k dollars, they are a joke for winter