Your RV's roof is its most critical defense — and the most ignored. California's intense UV exposure and temperature swings make RV roofs age faster than most owners realize. Whether you need a patch, a full silicone recoat, or a complete replacement, we handle it right.
A roof that looks "okay" from the ground may be failing at the seams, vents, and edges. By the time you see water dripping inside, the underlying wood decking may already be rotting. Watch for these warning signs:
Full replacement isn't always the answer. We assess your roof honestly and recommend the right level of intervention — whether that's a targeted repair or a complete replacement. Here's what we offer:
Complete removal of the old membrane, inspection and replacement of damaged decking, and installation of new EPDM, TPO, or fiberglass — sealed at every edge, vent, and penetration.
When the membrane is intact but aging, a full silicone recoat extends roof life significantly. We clean, prime, and apply a seamless 100% silicone coating that reflects heat and seals minor imperfections.
Localized damage — a puncture, a failed vent area, or a section that's separated — can often be repaired without replacing the entire roof. We patch properly so the repair lasts.
Cracked or dried caulk at vents, AC units, antennas, and seams is one of the most common sources of water intrusion. We strip old caulk completely and replace it with self-leveling or lap sealant appropriate for your roof type.
Every penetration through your roof is a potential leak point. We inspect and reseal all roof-mounted components as a standalone service or part of any roof job.
Stress cracks, punctures, and broken corners in fiberglass caps and sidewalls — repaired structurally, not just cosmetically, with matched gel coat finish.
We don't just peel off the old membrane and slap a new one down. Our process starts with a full inspection of the decking — if there's rot, it gets replaced before anything goes back on top. Every vent, AC base, and antenna mount gets resealed. We test for water tightness before the job is complete.
Most full roof replacements are completed within 2–4 business days depending on coach length and decking condition. We'll give you an honest timeline estimate upfront.
In many cases, yes. Storm damage, falling objects, and wind damage are typically covered under comprehensive RV insurance. We work directly with your carrier to document and submit your claim. Even if damage appears gradual, it's worth having us inspect — sometimes the root cause is a covered event.
With proper maintenance, EPDM and TPO roofs typically last 10–20 years. California's UV exposure accelerates degradation — annual inspection is strongly recommended.
It varies significantly by coach size, roof type, and decking condition. We provide free written estimates before any work begins.
No — we handle all removal and reinstallation of vents, antennas, AC units, and other roof-mounted components as part of the job.
Don't wait until you're dealing with water inside. Let us assess your roof now — before it becomes a bigger problem.
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