RV Roof Replacement
Rubber RV Roof Replacement
When repair is no longer enough, start with a solid foundation.
Sometimes damage extends beyond the rubber membrane itself. When water intrusion has affected the material underneath, or the existing roof has deteriorated beyond a practical repair, complete replacement may be the better long-term solution.
A proper roof replacement is about more than simply removing one membrane and installing another. The condition of the surface underneath matters just as much.
Our Approach to Roof Replacement
After the existing roofing material is removed, the underlying surface is evaluated for damage such as softness, swelling or deterioration.
Where appropriate, the roof surface is prepared to create a cleaner and smoother foundation before the new rubber roofing membrane is installed. Jason’s approach includes taking the extra time to properly prepare the roof rather than simply covering an uneven or compromised surface.
A better installation starts underneath the membrane.
Proper preparation helps create a smoother finished roof and supports a more professional installation. The objective is simple: do the work correctly the first time rather than create a problem that has to be dealt with again later.
