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RV roof before and after rebuild
Dark damaged membrane near roof vent
Joist replacement during roof rebuild

Structural TPO Roof Rebuild with New Skylight and Vents on a 35' RV in Sacramento

RV Roof Repair in Sacramento, CA

RV35 ft
Damage typeDamaged roof membrane, compromised plywood decking, and structural joist damage requiring full roof replacement
MaterialTPO membrane, plywood decking, structural joists, new skylight, sewer vents, primer, and sealant
Repair time7 days
Price$9950

Work Details

  • Inspected the RV roof and evaluated structural condition
  • Removed damaged roofing materials and old roof components
  • Replaced 5 damaged roof joists
  • Replaced 10 sections of damaged plywood decking
  • Prepared the roof surface for new membrane installation
  • Installed a new TPO membrane across the roof
  • Performed side stripping along both sides of the RV
  • Installed 1 new skylight
  • Installed 3 new sewer vents
  • Completed awning-related roof work
  • Removed the old antenna and did not reinstall it per customer request
  • Reinstalled and sealed all required roof components
  • Sealed all seams, edges, and penetrations
  • Performed final inspection and quality check

The Story

The Problem

The RV roof had serious membrane and structural damage, including compromised plywood decking and damaged joists. Several roof components also needed replacement, while the old antenna was no longer needed by the customer.

The Solution

We removed the damaged roofing materials, replaced the affected joists and plywood sections, installed a new TPO membrane, replaced the skylight and sewer vents, completed side stripping, and sealed all roof components. The old antenna was removed from the roof layout and not reinstalled per customer request.

The Result

The RV roof is now fully rebuilt with a new TPO system, reinforced structure, new roof components, sealed edges, and improved long-term leak protection.

We completed a full TPO roof replacement in Sacramento, CA on a 35 ft RV with significant roof and structural damage. The project required more than a membrane replacement because the plywood decking and roof joists also needed repair. Our team removed the damaged roofing materials, replaced 5 roof joists, installed 10 sections of new plywood decking, and prepared the roof for a new TPO membrane. We also completed side stripping on both sides, installed 1 new skylight, installed 3 new sewer vents, completed awning-related roof work, and sealed all seams, edges, and penetrations. The old antenna was removed and not reinstalled because the customer no longer needed it. The result is a fully rebuilt RV roof with a new TPO system, improved structure, updated roof components, and long-term protection against leaks.

Before & After

New skylight sealed after repair
Skylight before RV roof repair

Customer feedback

David Tibbett

September 01, 2026

We were extremely happy with the work done Roof Worxs out of Rio Linda! Eden, the project manager was very easy to work with when she gave us a time work would begin, the crew was right on time. It made it a lot easier for my wife and I that they would come to us where our trailer was parked, completed the roof and the brand new awning all within four days. I would recommend Roof Worxs to anybody!

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