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You sleep dry during storms. Your ceiling stays stain-free. Your RV holds its value instead of rotting from the inside out.
A properly sealed roof means no more worrying about that suspicious dark spot or wondering if today’s the day a small leak becomes a big problem. You get back to what matters – planning your next adventure instead of dealing with water damage repair bills.
When we’re done, you’ll have a roof that actually keeps water where it belongs. Outside.
We’ve been fixing RV roofs in Salem, NC since we opened our doors. We’ve seen what North Carolina weather does to RV roofs – from the summer heat that cracks seals to the winter freeze-thaw cycles that open up leaks.
Our team understands that your RV isn’t just a vehicle. It’s your ticket to Hanging Rock State Park, your weekend escape to the Blue Ridge Parkway, and your way to explore everything from the coast to the mountains without hotel bills.
We’ve built our reputation on fixing roofs right the first time, so Salem families can get back to making memories instead of dealing with repair headaches.
First, we inspect your entire roof – not just the obvious problem spots. We look for soft areas, check all the seals around vents and fixtures, and identify any potential trouble before it becomes expensive trouble.
Next, we clean and prep the repair area properly. No shortcuts, no slapping sealant over dirt and calling it good. We do the prep work that makes repairs last.
Then we fix it using quality materials designed for RV roofs. We’re not using hardware store caulk that’ll fail in six months. We use products made specifically for the constant movement and temperature changes your RV experiences.
Finally, we test everything and show you what we did. You’ll know exactly what was wrong, how we fixed it, and what to watch for going forward.
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We handle everything from emergency leak repairs to complete roof maintenance. That includes fixing tears, replacing worn seals, addressing soft spots, and preventing the water damage that totals RVs.
Salem’s climate is tough on RV roofs. Our hot, humid summers followed by freeze-thaw winters create the perfect conditions for seal failure and membrane cracking. We see it constantly – RVs that were fine last season suddenly developing leaks after a particularly harsh winter.
We also work on all roof types common in the Salem area. Whether you’ve got EPDM rubber, TPO, fiberglass, or aluminum, we have the experience and materials to fix it properly. No experimenting on your roof – we know what works and what doesn’t.
Small leak repairs typically run $200-500 when caught early. That’s a fraction of what you’ll pay if water gets inside and starts damaging your interior.
Major roof repairs or replacements can cost $5,000-12,000, which is why we focus on catching problems early. A $300 seal replacement today beats a $8,000 roof replacement next year.
We always give you a clear estimate upfront. No surprises, no hidden fees, no pressure to fix things that don’t actually need fixing.
Water stains on your ceiling are the obvious red flag, but there are earlier warning signs. Soft or spongy spots when you walk on the roof mean water is already getting in and damaging the substrate.
Check for cracked or missing sealant around vents, air conditioners, and roof edges. Look for any tears or punctures in the roof membrane. A musty smell inside your RV often means hidden water damage is already happening.
Don’t ignore small issues hoping they’ll go away. A tiny leak becomes a big problem fast, especially during Salem’s heavy spring rains or summer thunderstorms.
Every six months is ideal, especially before and after heavy use seasons. Salem’s weather is particularly hard on RV roofs – hot summers that make materials expand and contract, plus winter weather that can crack seals.
Spring inspections catch winter damage before your camping season starts. Fall inspections prepare your roof for winter storage and identify any problems that developed during summer travels.
Between professional inspections, do a quick visual check monthly. Look for obvious damage, clean off debris, and make sure nothing’s blocking drainage. Fifteen minutes of prevention beats days of repair work.
Absolutely. Older RVs often have more character than newer ones, and their roofs can definitely be saved with proper repair work. We’ve successfully repaired roofs on RVs from the 1980s through current models.
The key is addressing problems before they become structural issues. Older roof materials may be more brittle, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be fixed. We just need to use techniques and materials appropriate for the age and type of roof you have.
Sometimes older RVs need more extensive work, but it’s still usually much cheaper than replacement. We’ll give you an honest assessment of whether repair makes financial sense for your particular situation.
Small leaks become big problems fast. Water doesn’t just stay in one spot – it travels along beams, soaks into insulation, and can damage electrical systems and structural components you can’t even see.
Within months, a small leak can cause thousands in damage. We’ve seen RVs with $50 worth of roof damage that turned into $10,000 interior restoration projects because the owner waited too long.
Water damage also creates perfect conditions for mold growth, which creates health issues and makes your RV unpleasant to use. The longer you wait, the more expensive and complicated the fix becomes.
We can handle emergency repairs even in wet conditions, but we prefer to do major work when the roof can dry completely. Salem gets some serious spring storms, and we know you can’t always wait for perfect weather.
For emergency leak repairs, we can often do temporary fixes that stop the water immediately, then come back to do permanent repairs when conditions are better. The goal is to prevent further damage while ensuring the final repair is done right.
We keep our schedule flexible during heavy rain periods because we know roof leaks don’t wait for sunny days. If water is getting in, we’ll find a way to stop it quickly and safely.
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