Why RV different than house?
Just a question. I've only been RV'ing for few years. I follow all this talk on resealing roof, etc. Why is an RV roof so different than the roof in my home? The roof in my house has wet vents, exhaus...
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Most house roofs (at least in areas that get much precipitation) have a significant slope to them. That makes it a lot simpler to seal and to have effective flashing around vents and so forth, since the water only goes in one direction. (If you live in areas where there's freezing weather and get an ice dam, you can quickly find out how well sealed a shingle roof really is when water goes the wrong way!)
