Hi all - we have a 2014 Sunseeker 2450 here in Southcentral Alaska. It's nicely tucked in for the winter under its overhang - winterized, slide-outs in, and leveled on the Bigfoot levellers (on chocks). It's not fully off the ground, but the weight's off the tires. Batteries removed and stored in the garage.
We were fortunate that we didn't have any (major) damage from the recent earthquake (7.0) to our house or garage. Lots of busted glasses and "stuff" which fell - and some scary moments getting bounced around - but no damage to our foundation, structure or water/gas pipes (thankfully). We prepare for these things, and had the generator going for 12 hours until the power came back on. [The iconic road damage was a few miles away, but that was caused by ground failure in what's essentially a road built on a bog].
We checked out the inside of the Sunseeker and found the (expected) drawers flung open and kitchen "stuff" had fallen out of closets. Damp-rid spilled out of its container, but other than that, couldn't see any damage. (Levellers are all solid - no evidence of any leaks/torque or movement). I'm sure once I de-winterize I could find a new water leak somewhere, but wonder what, if any, other damage I should look for? Thanks in advance for any ideas...and Happy Solstice