RV Roof Repair · Dallas–Fort Worth
RV Roof Leaking or Damaged? Stop Water Before It Spreads.
A failing RV roof rarely stays on the roof. Cracked sealant, punctures from tree limbs or low overpasses, hail, and age-related delamination let water into the decking, walls, and interior. We find the source, repair it, and reseal — on motorhomes, fifth wheels, and travel trailers across DFW.
Roof Inspection & Repair
RV Roof Inspection & Leak Assessment
Roof leaks are easy to miss until they show up as a stain or a soft spot inside. Specialized RV Repair and Conversions inspects the full roof, traces the leak or damage to its source, and gives you a written repair estimate with photos.
- Full roof membrane & seam inspection
- Leak source tracing
- Sealant & lap-seal condition check
- Vent, AC shroud & skylight seals
- Front & rear cap seams
- Written repair estimate with photos
No roof work is performed without your approval. We show you what we found and walk you through what it will take to make it right.
Catch It Early
Signs Your RV Roof Needs Repair
Roof damage is easiest — and cheapest — to fix before water reaches the structure. If you notice any of these, schedule a roof inspection before your next trip.
- Water stains on the ceiling or walls
- Soft or spongy spots on the roof
- A musty or damp smell inside
- Cracked, peeling, or missing sealant
- Bubbling or lifting membrane (delamination)
- Standing water that won't drain
- Punctures or tears from a limb or overpass
- Separating or lifting seams
- Damaged vents, skylights, or AC shroud
- Discoloration streaking down the sidewalls
The longer a leak sits, the further water travels into the decking, framing, and insulation — turning a simple reseal into a structural repair.
Full Roof Service
What Our RV Roof Repair Covers
Leak Detection & Resealing
We trace the leak to its actual source — seams, vents, skylights, AC shroud, or failed lap sealant — and reseal it properly instead of just covering it over.
Membrane & Full Roof Replacement
Repair or full replacement of rubber (EPDM), TPO, and fiberglass roofs when the membrane is torn, brittle, or beyond patching.
Impact & Puncture Damage
Tears and punctures from tree limbs, low overpasses and bridges, and hail — including the vents, caps, and trim that take the hit. For accident impacts that reach beyond the roof, we also handle full collision damage repair in-house.
Water & Structural Damage
Soft spots, rotted decking, delamination, and damaged framing repaired so the roof is solid again — not just watertight on the surface.
Two Layers Of Damage
Surface Damage vs. Water Damage Underneath
Surface Damage — What You See
Cracked sealant, a torn membrane, hail dents, and damaged vents or AC shroud. This is what most owners notice first — and sealing it is only half the job.
Water Damage — What You Don’t
Once water gets past the membrane it soaks the decking, framing, and insulation, and can reach the ceiling and walls. A real repair addresses this too — not just the surface.
Roof Leaking? Don’t Let the Water Sit.
Every trip and every rainstorm pushes a small roof leak further into the structure. Get it inspected and sealed before it becomes a much bigger repair.
No Surprises
What Happens After the Inspection?
If the inspection finds work is needed, we provide a written estimate with photos of the damage. No roof work is performed without your approval. If you’re filing a claim, that documentation helps support it.
Roof Repairs We Handle
- Rubber (EPDM) roof repair
- TPO roof repair
- Fiberglass roof repair
- Full roof replacement
- Roof decking replacement
- Soft spot & rot repair
- Lap sealant & full reseal
- Vent & skylight replacement
- AC shroud repair & reseal
- Seam & edge trim repair
- Front & rear cap repair
- Interior water-damage repair
Who & Where We Serve
RV Types We Service
- Class A motorhomes
- Class C motorhomes
- Travel trailers
- Fifth wheels
- Toy haulers
- Horse trailers
- Specialty trailers
- Commercial vehicles
- Custom RV builds & conversions
Service Areas
Located in Alvarado, TX and serving RV owners throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Burleson, Cleburne, Midlothian, Granbury, Glen Rose, Grandview, and nearby North Texas communities.
Good Questions
RV Roof Repair FAQs
Common signs are water stains on the ceiling or walls, soft or spongy spots on the roof, a musty smell inside, and cracked or peeling sealant. A roof inspection traces the leak to its source before water spreads further into the decking, framing, and interior.
We repair and replace rubber (EPDM), TPO, and fiberglass RV roofs, including the membrane, decking, lap sealant, seams, vents, skylights, AC shroud, and front and rear caps.
Yes. We repair puncture and impact damage from tree limbs, low overpasses and bridges, and hail, including the roof membrane, vents, caps, and any decking or framing damaged underneath.
Both. We reseal seams, vents, and lap sealant, and we also repair torn membrane, rotted decking, soft spots, and water damage so the roof is structurally sound, not just watertight on the surface.
Yes. We document the damage with photos and a written repair estimate, which can help support your insurance claim.
Most manufacturers recommend inspecting the roof and sealant a couple of times a year and resealing as needed — typically about once a year, and sooner if you notice cracking or lifting. We can inspect it and tell you where yours stands.
Ready When You Are
Schedule Your RV Roof Inspection or Repair
Request a roof repair estimate, or call us — we’re happy to take a look.
Hours
Monday–Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm
Serving RV, motorhome, fifth wheel, and travel-trailer owners across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Estimates are provided in writing; additional parts and repairs are quoted as needed.