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You bought your RV to explore, not to stress about water dripping through the ceiling during your next trip. When we fix your roof, you get real peace of mind.
No more checking the weather forecast with dread. No more strategically placing buckets inside your RV. No more wondering if that small stain on the ceiling is getting bigger.
Instead, you get a roof that actually keeps water out. You get to focus on planning your next adventure instead of worrying about expensive repairs down the road.
We’ve been fixing RV roofs for Townsville and Vance County travelers for years. We’re the local shop that actually understands what North Carolina weather does to RV roofing materials.
We’re fully licensed and insured, which matters more than you might think. When you’re dealing with roof repairs, you want protection if something goes wrong.
Our technicians are certified and experienced with all types of RV roofs – rubber, fiberglass, metal, you name it. We’ve seen what happens when repairs are done wrong, and we make sure that doesn’t happen to you.
First, we do a thorough inspection to find the real problem. Not just the obvious leak, but what’s causing it and what other damage might be hiding.
Then we give you a detailed, written estimate. No surprises, no “we found more problems” calls later. You know exactly what needs to be done and what it costs.
During the repair, we keep you updated on progress. We source quality parts and complete the work as quickly as possible without cutting corners. When we’re done, we warranty our workmanship for 6 months or 6,000 miles, whichever comes first.
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We handle every type of RV roof repair you need. Rubber roof tears from tree branches. UV damage that’s made your roof brittle and cracked. Seam separation around air conditioners and vents. Water damage that’s spread to the roof deck.
In Townsville’s climate, UV damage is especially brutal. That North Carolina sun breaks down roofing materials faster than you’d expect. We see RVs where the rubber has become so brittle it cracks just from normal road vibration.
We also deal with storm damage regularly. Hail, fallen branches, and high winds all take their toll on RV roofs. The key is catching problems early before water gets into places where it causes real structural damage.
The cost depends on the extent of damage and your roof type, but most repairs range from a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars. Small leak repairs might cost $300-600, while major roof replacement can run $3,000-8,000.
What drives up costs is waiting too long. A small leak that could be fixed for $400 can turn into a $4,000 structural repair if water gets into the roof deck and causes rot.
We always provide a detailed written estimate before starting work, so you know exactly what you’re paying for. No surprises, no hidden fees.
We work on all RV roof types: rubber (EPDM), TPO, fiberglass, and metal. Each material has different repair techniques and requirements.
Rubber roofs are most common and usually the most vulnerable to UV damage here in North Carolina. TPO is newer and more durable but still needs proper repair techniques. Fiberglass roofs can develop stress cracks, and metal roofs can have corrosion issues.
Our technicians are trained on all these materials and know which repair methods work best for each type. We also stock the right materials and sealants for lasting repairs.
Simple repairs like resealing around vents usually take 1-2 days. More extensive repairs can take 3-5 days, depending on the damage and whether we need to order special materials.
We give you realistic timelines upfront and keep you updated if anything changes. We know you want to get back on the road as soon as possible.
Weather can affect timing since we can’t do roof work in rain. But we schedule around forecasts and work efficiently to minimize delays.
Yes, we work with insurance companies and warranty providers regularly. We can help with the claims process and provide the documentation they need.
We’ll work directly with your adjuster and provide detailed estimates and photos. This makes the process much easier for you and often speeds up approval.
Keep in mind that insurance typically covers sudden damage like storm damage or accidents, but not gradual wear and tear. We can help you understand what’s likely to be covered.
We warranty our workmanship for 6 months or 6,000 miles, whichever comes first. This covers any issues with the repair work itself, not normal wear and tear.
If something goes wrong with our repair during the warranty period, we’ll fix it at no charge. This gives you confidence that the work is done right the first time.
The materials we use also come with their own manufacturer warranties, which we’ll explain when we give you your estimate.
Regular inspections are your best defense. Check your roof at least twice a year, especially before and after summer when UV damage is worst.
Clean your roof regularly to prevent debris buildup and reapply sealants around vents and seams as needed. Consider a UV-protective coating if you spend a lot of time in the North Carolina sun.
Most importantly, address small problems immediately. A tiny leak that you ignore will become a major structural repair. When you see any signs of damage, get it checked out right away.
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