5th wheel rubber roof maintenance
I have a 2013 Bighorn 5th wheel. I got it used and it's in great shape. So many of the people at the RV park where we stay for the summer, in North Carolina, are putting a coating and/or sealant on th...
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edatlanta wrote:
My opinion is the only thing to do with a rubber roof is to replace it immediately even if brand new. My rubber roof membrane was failing and leaking water through it after 5 1/2 years service. Not only worrying about the membrane I was constantly worrying about caulking that was aging also and where the leak is that I didn't know about.
Not seeing any sense in spending money on a new rubber roof and expecting different results I did This.
My roof is now thicker, quieter, cooler inside, and NO CAULKING EVER.
The cost was $170.00/linear foot. Not cheap, but much cheaper than a totaled RV due to a leak you didn't know about and no more expensive than a new rubber roof.
IMHO
IMHO, a worthwhile investment. They need more locations though for easy accessibility by all.
