Recent works

We completed an RV roof coating system project in Sacramento, CA on a 22 ft RV with structural roof damage. The roof required repair of weakened plywood and roof support before applying the new coating system. Our team replaced 1 section of plywood and 1 joist, prepared the roof surface, reinforced critical areas with fiber-reinforced silicone, and applied a full silicone coating system. The result is a structurally reinforced and fully sealed RV roof with long-term protection against leaks and weather exposure.

We completed a full RV roof replacement in Denver, CO on a 29 ft 2021 RV with damaged TPO membrane and weakened plywood decking. The roof required removal of deteriorated materials and reinforcement before installation of a new roofing system. Our team replaced 7 sections of plywood, prepared the roof surface, and installed a new TPO membrane. All seams, penetrations, and roof components were properly sealed to ensure long-term durability and leak protection. The result is a fully restored RV roof with improved structural strength and reliable weather resistance.

We completed a full RV roof replacement in Philadelphia, PA on a 38 ft 2017 RV with damaged TPO membrane and weakened roof decking. The roof required structural reinforcement before installation of a new roofing system. Our team reinforced the roof using 10 sections of plywood overlap and installed a new TPO membrane. All seams, penetrations, and roof components were properly sealed to ensure long-term durability and leak protection. The result is a fully restored RV roof with improved structural strength and reliable weather resistance.

We completed a full RV roof restoration in Venice, FL on a 20 ft RV with severe structural and membrane damage. The roof required not only replacement of the TPO membrane but also reinforcement of the underlying structure. Our team replaced 2 joists, 2 sections of insulation, and installed 6 sections of plywood using the overlap method. A new TPO roofing system was installed, and all seams, edges, and penetrations were sealed. Additional work included side stripping and sealing of the slide-out. The result is a fully restored RV roof with improved structural integrity, insulation, and long-term protection against leaks.

We completed RV roof maintenance in Sacramento, CA on a 28 ft RV that required sealant renewal and sewer vent replacement. Aging vents and worn sealant can lead to leaks and long-term damage if not properly maintained. Our team replaced 2 sewer vents, prepared the roof surface, and sealed all penetrations using fiber-reinforced silicone. This ensures strong adhesion and long-lasting protection. The result is a fully sealed roof with improved ventilation and reliable performance.

We completed a full RV roof replacement in Philadelphia, PA on a 26 ft 2019 RV with significant membrane and plywood damage. Our team removed the old TPO membrane, replaced 7 sections of damaged plywood, and installed a new TPO roofing system. All seams and penetrations were sealed to ensure long-term durability and leak protection. This project restored the structural integrity of the roof and extended the lifespan of the RV.

We completed a roof coating system project in San Diego, CA on a 28 ft RV with aging sealant and potential leak risks. The roof required proper preparation, including removal of deteriorated sealant and replacement of a damaged plywood section. Our team thoroughly cleaned and prepped the surface, applied primer for strong adhesion, reinforced seams with fiber, and installed a high-quality silicone coating system. As a result, the roof is now fully sealed and protected against future leaks, ensuring long-term durability and performance.

We completed a full RV roof replacement in Denver, CO on a 38 ft RV that was severely damaged by hail. The impact caused widespread failure of the TPO membrane and affected multiple sections of the roof decking. Our team removed the damaged materials, replaced 10 sections of plywood, and installed a new TPO roofing system. All seams, edges, and penetrations were properly sealed to ensure long-term performance. The result is a fully restored RV roof with improved durability, strong weather resistance, and protection against future leaks.

We completed RV roof maintenance in Sacramento, CA on a 36 ft RV with early signs of sealant wear. Preventive maintenance is essential to avoid costly repairs and extend the life of the roof. Our team carefully prepared the surface, reinforced critical areas, and sealed all seams and penetrations using fiber-reinforced silicone. We only remove old sealant when necessary, ensuring the roof structure remains intact and protected. As a result, the roof is now fully sealed and protected against future leaks, providing long-term durability and peace of mind.

The client brought the RV with a damage edge from tree branches. Partial roof membrane was removed and replaced and the whole roof was coated with a 20 year warranty Silicone. The repair and coating cost for a 37’ RV roof was $4200 and the job was done in 2 days.

The existing roofing membrane was separating on edges and had to be removed. Silicone + Reinforced fabric was applied with two layers of silicone coating on top. The job was done in one day with a $2500 cost.

In This 20’ Rv we had to completely remove not only the roof membrane but also the whole deck itself and replaced it with a new one. The owner of the RV chose the Silicone Sandwich option (Silicone + Reinforced Fabric + Silicone). Really a bulletproof roof that would last way over 20 years. The job was finished within 3-4 day for $6500 total cost.