RV Roof Repair & Replacement

Florida sun and afternoon storms are hard on RV roofs. UV exposure chalks and shrinks EPDM membranes, TPO seams open up at the front and rear caps, and fiberglass roofs develop stress cracks around vents and antennas where the substrate flexes. We inspect the full roof membrane, all penetrations, and the seams where the roof meets the sidewalls before recommending anything, because a small membrane tear treated early is a very different job than one that has been letting water into the decking for two seasons.

Repairs range from cutting out and patching a section of membrane to stripping and reapplying Dicor self-leveling lap sealant around every vent, skylight, and AC curb. When a roof has gone past patching, usually from years of dried-out sealant and hidden water intrusion into the plywood or foam decking below, we do a full tear-off and replacement with new membrane, decking as needed, and all new hardware and sealant.

Because roof problems are almost always a water intrusion problem first and a cosmetic problem second, we probe the decking for soft spots and check the interior ceiling and upper cabinets for staining before quoting the job. We would rather tell you a repair will not hold than sell you a patch on a roof that needs to come off.