RV
Roof Repair

Roof Hole and Edge Repair

Whether caused by heavy impact, weather, we seal holes and loose edges with fine-quality rubber patches, fiberglass layups, or metal flashings. Resealing joints keeps the water out and protects the deck.

We reinstall the edge trim using heavy-duty and specified camp van roof repair caulks, tape, or rubber adhesive to create a watertight finish. sealants. Also, if the wood underneath the edges is rotten, we replace it before sealing everything up. Our team ensures every patch blends with your van’s structure.

RV Roof Leak Repair and Water Damage

Even a small leak can cause water staining, molding, rotting, sagging panels, or a soft ceiling. We use moisture meters, UV flashlights, and SealTech pressure testing to locate hidden leaks. Our expert technicians clean, dry, and reseal the damaged area using premium products like Dicor sealant and rubber roof repair kits, for long-lasting protection.

For ceiling repair, we replace damaged insulation and panels with lightweight, moisture-resistant material that improves insulation and durability. We also reseal roof vents, edges, and seams to ensure your van stays watertight. As a locally trusted RV roof repair company, we help Vancouver and Portland rig owners stop moisture, mold, and rot, and protect their investment.

Roof Bubble Repair and Delamination

Soft raised bubbles on your camper roof form when the adhesive weakens or moisture gets trapped inside the membrane. We fix this using RV roof bubble repair kits or perform full delamination repair.

Next, we reattach the membrane with heavy-duty adhesive or heat welding compatible with your camper’s roof material. Once repaired, it will be waterproof and resistant to damage for years.

Full RV Roof Repair

We handle full roof repairs and replacements in case of extensive damage or a worn-out membrane. Our team removes the old roofing and installs the new one, with all seams, vents, edges, and hatches sealed with premium sealants for a watertight finish.

For quick fixes, we recommend RV roof repair kits, patch kits, or repair tape from Home Depot or Walmart. This prevents further damage until you visit camper roof repair and maintenance shop near you.

Rubber Roof Repair

Cracks, holes, and loose seals are common in rubber (EPDM or TPO) roofs due to excessive sun exposure or poor sealing. Our technicians are experienced in locating and fixing leaks. For bigger tears, we either apply a liquid rubber coating or replace the entire roof.

RV Fiberglass Roof Repair

These roofs can crack, bubble, or delaminate over time. We fix these issues with fiberglass resin or an epoxy patch that seals the leaks and stops water from seeping inside. For delamination, we remove damaged decking, reglass, recoat, and buff to get a tough and waterproof surface.

Metal Roof Repair

Metal roofs are durable but are prone to dents, rust, or loose seams. We use specialized products for rust treatment, apply rust-resistant coatings, and reseal joints to restore their appearance and prevent future leaks. If panels are beyond repair, we replace them using RV roof repair supplies and sealants for aluminum and metal surfaces to prevent rust and leaks.