Leaks · Re-seals · EPDM · TPO · Fiberglass · Aluminum
RV Roof Repair & Replacement in Orange County
We find every leak source, fix it right and water-test it — inside our full indoor facility, so your roof is never left open to the weather.
- Since 1995
- Insurance handled
- Written estimate first
- Serving SoCal since 1995
- 35+ years of team experience
- Insurance claims handled for you
- Full indoor, secure facility
- Free pickup & delivery nearby
RV roofs
Most RV water damage starts on the roof
Southern California sun breaks down roof sealant and membranes faster than cooler climates. By the time a ceiling stain shows up inside, water has usually been getting into the roof deck, walls or insulation for a while.
We inspect the whole roof — surface, seams, vents, A/C units, skylights and slide seals — to find every leak source, then give you a written estimate before any work begins.
What we do
RV roof services
- Leak diagnosis & inspectionSurface, seams, vents, A/C units and skylights checked to find every leak source.
- Re-seal & caulkOld, cracked sealant removed and Dicor or self-leveling lap sealant applied around vents, A/C units, antennas, skylights and caps.
- EPDM rubber roof repair & replacementPunctures, tears and membrane failure patched, or the full roof replaced. EPDM is the most common roof on Class A motorhomes and travel trailers.
- TPO roof repair & replacementMembrane repair, seam welding and full replacement. TPO is more heat- and puncture-resistant.
- Fiberglass & aluminum roofsCracks, holes and delamination repaired on fiberglass; panels patched or replaced on older aluminum roofs.
- Water damage restorationRotted decking, wall panels and insulation repaired — structural restoration, not just a surface fix.
Coverage
Roof types and RVs we service
- Rubber (EPDM)
- TPO
- Fiberglass
- Aluminum
- Class A, B and C motorhomes
- Fifth wheels and travel trailers
- Toy haulers and horse trailers
- Winnebago, Fleetwood, Thor, Tiffin, Newmar, Airstream, Keystone, Forest River and more
Don’t wait for the drip
Warning signs your RV roof needs attention
- Water stains on ceilings or walls
- Soft spots on the roof, or on the floor near walls
- Cracked, peeling or separated sealant
- Bubbling or blistering membrane
- Cracks, tears or holes
- Musty or mold odors
- Damaged or lifted vents, skylights or A/C seals
- Wavy or bubbled fiberglass sidewalls (delamination)
How it works
Our roof repair process
- 1
Free inspection & written estimate
Every seam, vent and seal checked and photographed. No hidden fees.
- 2
Your approval
You approve the scope and the cost. Nothing starts before you do.
- 3
Repair or replacement
Quality materials, installed indoors. Most re-seals are same day or within a few business days.
- 4
Water test & walk-through
We water-test the roof, inspect the work and walk you through it.
Typical ranges
What does RV roof repair cost?
Every roof is different — these are typical ranges, and your written quote after inspection is what counts.
| Service | Typical cost | Typical time |
|---|---|---|
| Full roof re-seal | About $400–$900 | Same day to next day |
| Partial rubber roof repair | About $500–$1,500 | 1–3 days |
| Full EPDM replacement (Class A) | About $3,000–$8,000+ | 3–7 business days |
What customers tell us
Trust that’s earned over years
Customers for 10, 15, even 20 years
Many of our customers have trusted the same shop with the same rigs for well over a decade — including Airstreams, Monacos and Dynamax coaches.
Photos before you approve
Customers tell us they appreciate seeing photos of the problem and the fix, and approving the work before it starts.
Back when promised, with updates
First-time customers mention getting their RV back on the day we said, with updates along the way.
Questions
RV roof questions
How often should an RV roof be inspected?
At least every 12 months, and after strong wind, falling branches or debris. In Southern California, UV breaks down sealant 2–3 times faster than in cooler climates.
Is the fall roof inspection really free?
Yes — a full roof inspection is free with any fall service. Book your free roof inspection.
What causes RV delamination?
Usually water getting in through a roof leak or failed sealant. We repair both the source of the leak and the structural damage it caused.
Can I re-seal my RV roof myself?
We don’t recommend it. Sealant applied over old or dirty sealant can trap moisture, void warranties and hide damage that keeps spreading.
EPDM or TPO — which roof is better?
Both are common and reliable. TPO is more heat- and puncture-resistant. We recommend a material after inspecting your RV, based on its make and model.
Does insurance cover roof damage?
Storm, hail and falling-branch damage is often covered, fully or partly, depending on your policy. We document the damage and work with your adjuster.
Can you add solar while the roof is open?
Yes — it’s a smart time to do it. See lithium, solar and inverter upgrades.
Service areas
Serving RV owners across Southern California
Drive in to our Orange shop, or ask about free pickup and delivery within about 10 miles.
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Be proactive, not reactive.
A re-seal is a same-day job. A rotted roof deck is a rebuild. Book your roof inspection.
Request an appointment
Appointments available Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. Saturday appointments begin January 1, 2027.
Visit or call
412 W Levers Pl, Orange, CA 92867
- Monday – Friday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
- SaturdayOpening January 1, 2027
- SundayClosed