Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
We know that RV roof repair is a serious investment. That's why we created this page to answer the most important questions about pricing, warranty, insurance, timing, and responsibility - so you feel confident before scheduling an inspection.
Pricing & Deposits
- How much does RV roof repair cost?
There is no flat price without inspection - every RV roof is different. The final price depends on: roof type (TPO, PVC, etc.), RV size, level of damage, whether plywood replacement is required, and the solution chosen (coating system or full membrane replacement).
- You receive a clear, written estimate before any work begins
- Once approved, the price does not change without your consent
- Do you require a deposit?
- No deposit required. You don't pay just to schedule.
All payment terms are clearly stated in the approved estimate and invoice.
- Is your inspection free?
The inspection becomes free if you approve the repair after inspection. If you decide not to move forward, a $150 inspection fee applies.
Inspection includes:
- Professional roof evaluation
- Photo and video documentation
- Technical damage assessment
- Detailed written estimate
Warranty Coverage
- What warranty do you provide?
We offer a real written warranty - not just promises:
1-Year Warranty
Maintenance & small repairs
20-Year Warranty
Silicone coating systems & full TPO/PVC replacement
- Warranty is issued individually for each client
- Becomes active after both parties confirm the warranty terms
- You receive an official warranty document after the job is completed
- What is not covered by warranty?
Warranty does NOT cover:
- Damage caused from inside the RV
- Structural damage due to mechanical impact
- Storms, hail, fires, floods, acts of nature
- Unauthorized repairs or modifications
- Equipment installed by third parties (A/C, solar panels, antennas, etc.)
- What if I call you for a warranty issue and it's not a warranty case?
- If the issue is confirmed as a warranty case, repairs are completed at no charge.If the issue is not related to warranty, the service visit and diagnosis are billable at standard rates.
This keeps the process fair for all clients.
- Can the warranty be transferred when I sell my RV?
Yes - the warranty can be transferred once to a new owner. Transfer must be completed through the RV Roof Worx office.
Insurance Claims
- Do you help with insurance claims?
Yes - we help technically prepare your case for insurance, including:
- Professional inspections
- Photo & video evidence
- Written damage reports
- Detailed insurance-ready estimates
Important to understand:
- We are not an insurance company
- We do not file claims for the client
- We do not approve or deny coverage
- We do not guarantee claim approval
Final claim decisions are made only by the RV owner and the insurance company.
- When does insurance usually cover RV roof damage?
Insurance often applies to:
- Storm and hail damage
- Falling branches or debris
- Impact damage
- Sudden external water intrusion
Final approval depends entirely on your insurance policy.
Booking & Cancellation
- What happens if I cancel my appointment?
Cancel before crew arrival - Free
Cancel on the same day before arrival - Free
Cancel after work has started - Minimum $150 service fee + payment for completed work to that point
- What if work must be rescheduled due to weather?
If conditions are unsafe or there is no access to the RV, the job is rescheduled at no cost.
Technical Questions
- How long does RV roof repair take?
Project duration depends on:
- Roof condition
- Type of repair
- Structural damage
- Weather conditions
Exact timeline is provided after inspection and estimate approval.
- Do you use regular residential roofing materials?
- No. We use professional RV-grade materials designed for: vibration, UV exposure, temperature changes, and constant movement.
This is critical for long-term durability and leak protection.
- Are you responsible for hidden or pre-existing damage?
RV Roof Worx is not responsible for:
- Hidden damage not visible during inspection
- Pre-existing mold or internal water damage
- Interior RV damage unrelated to roofing work
- Failures caused by previous third-party repairs
- How do I know what solution is right for my roof?
After inspection, we clearly explain:
- The real condition of your roof
- Whether coating is sufficient or full replacement is needed
- Cost differences and lifespan of each option
- Which solution is actually the smartest long-term investment
- No pressure
- No upselling
- Just professional recommendations
Still have questions?
Contact our team - we're happy to help before any work begins: