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RV Roof & Leak Repair in Seattle & Dallas–Fort Worth

Roof membrane, seams, sealant, vents and skylights repaired and resealed before small leaks become big ones.

Overview

Most RV water damage starts overhead

Your RV roof is covered with openings: vents, skylights, the AC unit, antennas, solar mounts and the seams where the roof meets the front cap, rear cap and sidewalls. Each one is sealed with sealant that dries, shrinks and cracks over time from sun, temperature swings and road movement. One small gap is all water needs.

In the Pacific Northwest, long rain seasons test every seam for months at a time. In North Texas, intense sun bakes sealant until it cracks, and hailstorms can break vent covers and skylights in minutes. The failure looks different in each market, but the result is the same: water inside the roof structure, often long before a stain appears on your ceiling.

Our roof and leak repair covers inspection, sealant removal and resealing, membrane repair, and replacement of cracked vents and skylights. We also check the ceiling and walls below any leak point so hidden damage isn't left behind.

New plywood decking installed on top of an RV slide-out, next to the main roof

Warning signs

Signs you need this

  • Cracked, peeling or missing sealant around vents, skylights, the AC unit or roof edges
  • Soft spots on the roof deck when you walk on it, or a roof that feels spongy near fixtures
  • Cracked, chalky or brittle vent covers and skylight domes
  • Ceiling stains, sagging ceiling panels or drips after rain
  • Loose or lifting roof membrane, especially along the front and rear edges

Different RV roofs need different sealants. Using the wrong product can fail quickly or even damage the membrane. We match the sealant to your roof material, whether it's rubber, TPO or fiberglass.

If we find soft roof decking or wet framing under a leak, we tell you. Resealing a roof over wet wood traps the moisture in, so we address the structure before closing it up.

Our process

How we do it

  1. 01

    Roof inspection

    We walk and inspect the whole roof, every seam and fixture, and check the ceiling below for signs of past or active leaks.

  2. 02

    Remove failed sealant

    Cracked and lifting sealant is removed so new sealant bonds properly instead of being layered over old failures.

  3. 03

    Repair and replace

    Damaged membrane is repaired, and broken vents, covers or skylights are replaced with properly sealed units.

  4. 04

    Reseal and document

    Seams and fixtures are resealed with compatible products, and you get photos showing the roof before and after.

What we stand for

  • Atlas RV International badge: Slide-out floor specialists

    Slide-out floor specialists

  • Atlas RV International badge: Water damage & structural

    Water damage & structural

  • Atlas RV International badge: Mobile: we come to you

    Mobile: we come to you

  • Atlas RV International badge: Available 24/7

    Available 24/7

  • Atlas RV International badge: Seattle & Dallas–Fort Worth

    Seattle & Dallas–Fort Worth

  • Atlas RV International badge: Straight answers, no shortcuts

    Straight answers, no shortcuts

Seattle · Dallas–Fort Worth

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Found a soft spot or a stain? Let's look at it.

Questions

Roof & Leak Repair: common questions

Inspect your roof sealant at least twice a year and after any severe weather. Reseal any area where sealant is cracked or lifting, rather than waiting for a set schedule. Climate and storage conditions change how fast it wears.

We work on rubber (EPDM), TPO and fiberglass roofs. Each needs compatible sealants and repair methods, and we identify your roof type before choosing products.

Sealing needs a dry surface, so we schedule exterior roof work in dry windows. If water is actively getting in, we can set up temporary protection and do interior inspection in the meantime.

Musty smells, condensation around ceiling fixtures, soft roof decking near vents and cracked sealant are early clues. Moisture readings on the ceiling can catch a leak before it stains.

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Don't let a small leak become a new floor

Water damage grows quietly. A quick call now can save a much bigger repair later.

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