Countryside RVing

A roof patch might look sealed from the outside, but that doesn’t mean it was repaired correctly.

On this RV, I found a previous repair over a hole in the roof membrane that wasn’t done properly. Instead of simply covering it with more sealant, I removed the old repair and corrected the damaged area the right way.

In this reel, I’ll show you the difference between an improper roof patch and how I repair it to help create a proper, long-lasting seal.

Small roof damage can become a much bigger problem once water finds its way underneath the membrane. That’s why the way the repair is made matters just as much as sealing the hole itself.

Have a questionable patch or damaged area on your RV roof? Give us a call and let’s get it taken care of before it turns into a bigger repair.

👨🏻‍🔧 Jeremy Crawford
🚐 Countryside RVing, LLC
📞 (940) 6-RVHELP
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.countrysiderving.com
🇺🇸 Veteran-Owned