At Austin RV Roof Repair, we understand the importance of maintaining the integrity of your recreational vehicle. That’s why we specialize in top-quality RV roof repair, camper roof repair, and motorhome roof repair services right here in Austin. Whether you’re looking for RV roof coating, RV roof replacement, or just need to apply a new layer of RV roof sealant, we have you covered.
- We can arrange for the transport of your vehicle
- Experience working with all major insurance and extended service plans
- Warranty Forever annual inspection
- Master RV techs and Airstream certified tech on staff daily
- Easy process run by friendly staff of RV industry experts
List of Services
- Heating and Cooling
- Electrical including 12V, 110V, Solar, Generators, Batteries
- Complete Roof and Body Repair
- Slideouts, Windows, and Entry Doors
- Awnings
- Levelers and Stabilizer Systems
- LP Systems
- Wheel Bearings and Axles
- Insurance and Ext Service Claims
- Courtesy Preventative Maintenance Consultations
- Airstream Certified
- Flood, Fire, Hail Damage
- Classic RV Renovation and Customizations
- We offer Storage and Consignment Sales Services too
What Our Clients Say?
Why Choose Certified Service?
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We provide accurate estimates and the precise help needed to keep your RV roof in top condition.
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Experienced Technicians: Our team is highly skilled in all aspects of camper roof repair and maintenance.
Satisfaction
Your satisfaction is our priority. We strive to deliver quality workmanship and reliable results
Expert RV Roof Coating and Sealant Services
We use only the best materials for RV roof coating, ensuring long-lasting durability.
Protect your investment with our premium RV roof sealant and camper roof sealant applications. Exposure to the elements can wear down your RV’s roof over time, but our sealants provide the robust protection you need to prevent leaks and damage. Our team uses the latest techniques in RV roof coating to ensure your vehicle stays watertight and protected, no matter where your travels take you.
Comprehensive RV and Camper Roof Repair
Encounter a leak? Notice wear and tear? Our RV roof repair services are designed to address any issue your RV’s roof may face. From minor patches to major motorhome roof repair projects, our skilled technicians are equipped to handle it all with precision and care. Plus, if a repair won’t cut it, we offer comprehensive RV roof replacement services to bring your roof back to its original condition—or better.
Ready to extend the life of your RV’s roof? Contact us today for a free consultation. Trust Austin RV Roof Repair to keep your RV in top shape year-round.
AUSTIN RV ROOF REPAIR LOCATIONS SERVED
- Austin
- Buda
- Kyle
- San Marcos
- Manchaca
- Creedmoor
- Mustang Ridge
- Niederwald
- Pflugerville
- Round Rock
- Cedar Creek
- Bastrop
- Elgin
- Dripping Springs
- West Lake Hills
- Lakeway
- Uhland
- Lockhart
- Del Valle
- Manor
- Bee Cave
- Martindale
- Maxwell
- Hornsby Bend
Frequently Asked Questions About RV Roof Maintenance and Repair
What are the most common RV roof problems?
The most frequent issues include leaks at transitions and perforations, often due to deteriorating seals. To prevent this, schedule an annual roof inspection. Seals typically need reapplication every 3-5 years, though this varies by roof material. Another common problem is the “bullfrog” effect, where the rubber membrane lifts or bubbles during travel. This occurs when the adhesive between the rubber membrane and the wooden decking fails.
Check for signs like cracked or brittle sealant, tears in the membrane, or chatter (small surface damage). Early detection through regular inspections can prevent more extensive repairs.
Routine maintenance and minor repairs typically cost under $2,000. For full roof replacements, expect a range of $6,000 to $20,000, depending on the damage and roof type. Insurance may cover repairs if the damage stems from a sudden event, like a storm or impact, rather than gradual wear.
Look for a provider who clearly explains their process and instills confidence. Accurate quotes require detailed assessments—share plenty of photos and, if possible, arrange an in-person inspection of your RV.
The best option depends on your budget. A full restoration to “like-new” condition is more expensive, while a functional repair to prevent further damage is often more affordable.
Most repairs take a few days or less, factoring in parts acquisition, the repair itself, curing time for sealants, and a final inspection to ensure quality.
The most common materials are rubber (like EPDM or TPO) and fiberglass. Each can be repaired, but the techniques and products differ based on the material.
Maintain proper sealing and store your RV under cover when possible. Regular upkeep reduces the risk of leaks and structural damage.
Coverage typically applies if the damage results from a specific incident, like a collision or storm. Gradual wear-and-tear claims are usually denied, so check your policy for details.
Inspect your roof at least annually and after every trip, keeping seals in good condition. Around year five, consider a comprehensive service to refresh the membrane and sealant for long-term protection.
Address:
10777 S Hwy 183, Austin, TX 78747
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Monday–Friday: 8:30–5:00