Posted by John T on April 04, 2019 at 06:25:12 from (174.255.202.125):
In Reply to: Travel trailer/camper posted by pburchett on April 04, 2019 at 05:23:17:
I have owned RV's consecutively for 49 years (different shapes brands styles and sizes) and am a past used RV dealer and in order to prevent roof leaks YOU ABSOLUTLETY MUST PERFORM REGULAR MAINTENANCE otherwise they will leak grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
Proper cleaning and proper coatings (depends on roof material) and proper sealing products IS A MUST.
Being built to sell and all the sun n moisture and vibration is tough on cheap built roofs
Flat roofs are more prone to leak then crowned roofs WELL DUH Buy a crowned roof is my advice
Of course if you have several hundred thousand and buy a high end coach like a Prevost chances of roof leaks are far less
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE is the way to prevent roof leaks
John T Currently in my RV at a tractor show in White Springs Florida
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