RV roof replacement can be one of the scariest projects to undertake, especially considering the level of labor and cost. Ignoring or delaying your RV rubber roof repair or fiberglass roof repair can result in RV roof leaks that cause mildew, rot and other costly water damage in your sub-roof, ceiling, walls, floors and interior.
Lazy days' experts have extensive experience in RV roof repair and RV roof replacement, and are proficient in working with both rubber and fiber glass roofs. RV rubber roof repair typically involves replacing the rubber membrane, sub-roof and sealant.
There are multiple steps in the
RV rubber roof replacement process: Remove all rooftop objects. Remove the rubber roof membrane and old sealant. Remove and replace the luan sheeting used in the sub-roof Install the new rubber roof membrane. Reinstall the rooftop components. Apply new sealant to all seams to ensure a watertight seal. A different process is used for fiberglass roof repair, though it requires an equally high level of professional expertise.
While RV rubber roof repair involves replacement of the entire membrane to prevent RV roof leaks, fiberglass roof repair targets the damaged sections only. Fiberglass RV roof repair generally includes the following steps: Sand down the damaged area(s) Apply fiberglass RV roof repair materials Apply primer surface Sand, prep and refinish as needed.
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