Water damaged floor. Repair tips?
I have a 1985 shasta travel trailer which I am renovating to live in during the warmer months. We got the camper at an extremely (and understandably) low cost, knowing there was some water damage in t...
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It's a lot of work, but it's a doable project. How's the frame? Is there any rust/rot that can't be repaired? Are any of the appliances working? Being a farmer I'll assume you can fix just about anything. If you have a solid base I wouldn't let the water damage deter you.
Our trailer wasn't as bad as yours, but we replaced the rear 6' of out trailer joists, floor, walls, & rafters along with sections throughout the trailer. I would assume there is much more there that needs repair, but it's only wood. Most of our repairs were low cost, but the roof can get pricey.
Good luck with the project.
Our trailer wasn't as bad as yours, but we replaced the rear 6' of out trailer joists, floor, walls, & rafters along with sections throughout the trailer. I would assume there is much more there that needs repair, but it's only wood. Most of our repairs were low cost, but the roof can get pricey.
Good luck with the project.
