Professional RV Roofing Services

Inspect Surface 

• Inspect for cracks, gouges, tears, or punctures in the membrane, soft or spongy spots, indicating water damage or delamination, blistering or bubbling (especially on rubber or TPO roofs) and discoloration or excessive chalking on rubber roofs.

Check Seams and Edges 

• Inspect roof seams (front cap, rear cap, and side molding), for cracked, peeling, or dried-out sealant, lifted or separated seams. Test for loose or warped trim.

Inspect All Roof Components

• AC units – Vents and skylights – examine dome condition and seals. TV/Satellite antennas, solar panels, and cellular boosters, awning brackets, or any installed accessories.

• Inspect all penetrations for tight seals and are free from cracks.

Look for Interior Water Intrusion

• Inside the RV, Check around ceilings, corners, overhead cabinets, and light fixtures for: stains, bubbling, or peeling. Check undercabinets if needed as well.

• Inspect for soft wood or musty smells.