RV Roof Replacement and rebuild back wall
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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I'm a certified home inspector. Was thinking about becoming an RV Inspector when I retire in a year or so. After watching your quality repair efforts I don't think I want to even think about trying to inspect these critters.....:) Anyway, love these videos. Very informative.
Lol...I hear ya. There's so much to look for. Obviously a visual and operational inspection is all you could do. Thanks for watching!
Great videos! Appreciate your craftsmanship and willingness to share your professional knowledge with all us DIY’ers.
We recently got a 2006 Copper Canyon with the same issue. I wish you were closer! Unless you think it could make it the 2,500 miles 😮
You are AWESOME for showing the behind the scenes. Shows your quality work and I'd hire you in a heartbeat because of it!
Thank you for the comps. We're just a small family owned shop treating people like we'd want to be treated. Thanks for watching.
Incredible, the lack of quality craftmanship at the manufacture. Thank heaven we have places like yours.
It's like a cattle run. Get em out!
I have a 2014 keystone sprinter 299 ret 36ft travel trailer and the back wall has done the same thing. I mentioned on another one of your other videos that the RV sales person told us that it was made like this for movement. We purchased it new at 30,000$. I reside in New Jersey.... a bit far from you 😕😔 I know you guys want the customers to come in for inspections. Of course I just purchased dicor 5 tubes. Smh. We are really tricked as these companies really don't care for there customers. So sad. They should have inspections before each process moves forward. Thank you so much for your videos. I know it would be hard for you guys to give estimates without looking at the coach. This year sprinter are beautiful coaches. We maintenance ours every season but like you'all said.... The RV industries really take you for a nasty ride.
I have been hemming and hawing about buying a travel trailer or motorhome. thank you for verifying my apprehension I will be buying a school bus and outfitting for living.
RVs are given a lot of crap for the roofs leaking but 90% of these roof leaks are failure to maintain the seals properly if you get up on the roof every 6 months chances of experiencing a water leak are very unlikely
@@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076 My dad had a school buss for 20 years and not once did he have to climb on the roof to prevent leaks! If you do it right the first time you don't have to keep repairing it at every turn!
@@living-wellon-less5669 that's because it had a metal roof there are several coaches that have metal roofs
@@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076 No. it is because it was assembled properly with proper materials!
@@living-wellon-less5669 well I flip RVs for a living and yes I do get several water damage units. however I have never had an RV with a metal roof have water damage except for around the air conditioner. which was a gasket failure with the AC unit had nothing to do with the roof itself
I'm about to restore a box trailer and I learned a lot from this and I loved your narration. Many thanks.
I've have heard things about Keystone but never have seen the real problem. We have a Jayco 2015 XJ 213 rear slide only because many of our friends have them and like them. We did have a entertainment system problem so I called Jayco and they had is fixed asap. The problem we had was from the dealer themselves not from Jayco. Great video mate.
I'm glad for videos like this so you know what rv not to buy.
I don't own one... lol! Thanks for watching!
This is all GAF brand TPO that we use for the roofing. The material is 60 mil thick structured. Structured means it has a mesh in the membrane for strength against impacts like branches and hail. The reason we use GAF solely is because they are the only commercial manufacture company that will extend a warranty to an RV. All our products we install are commercial products, not RV poor quality products. We do not use or install EPDM rubber.
Jon, the glue we use is just under $500 for the small cylinder, very expensive. You can use 3M90, available at Home Depot or Lowe's.
Rv roof install I tell you what we have noticed is people is going to these small runaway campers we have been building them for a 5 years I think as of rt now we have 60 to build we don't do any advertisement whatsoever it's just word of mouth you do good work it'll get around
Sad but true! I bought a Class C with the typical wet/rotted cab over but could fix it myself. I tore out the rotted sleeper board and replaced it with 3/4" plywood with fiberglass that I glued on. I probably have $250 and 100 hours in the fic. I rebuilt it better than the factory. It's the only way I would ever buy an RV - buy it cheap and fix it myself
Thanks for sharing...I bought a new 2018 Freelander micro and it's been a nightmare....just trying to get warranty work done. My first short two and half hour road trip with half my tanks full....one tank came loose and moved...the wall was held in with staples....:-(. After two months in service...no work was done. This year, so far I've been in service for two months and so far they only de winterized it...:-( I'm watching videos now and cancelling my expensive extended warranty....
On RUclips thee is an attorney named Steve Lehto. He has a video.... Don't buy an RV. Watch that video. He goes over how RVs are not covered under lemon laws. I am telling folks not to buy an RV for one year. These manufacturers will get the message.
Thanks for watching.
You guys do a great service in showing what garbage these "RV"s are.. Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sometimes the truth just plain hurts...as fine actor Al Pacino once said...YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH!!...LOL
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for an awesome instructional video. Exactly what is wrong with my 03 Laredo "Keystone". So guess what im doing this spring.
I'm ok with doing it myself, then i know its done rite even if i over build things sometimes. You guys do very nice work thanks again.
Yes sir, good luck. Merry Christmas! Thank you for watching!
RV newbie here. I just learned so much. Thank you
You see very welcome. Thank you for watching.
My Forest River Vibe has those black lines at every underlayment joint. Also along the edges. Isn't it just dirty?
Whoa... Really would have liked to have seen the finsh sheet reinstalled onto the rear wall !!
Ya me to , what a let down
Well I know who to go to for RV roof repair, ya'll aren't too far from me!! Hello from Chatsworth!
I have a 5th wheel and a Class A keep them under a cover so they won't leak. so far so good. One is a 2005 the other is a 2003.
what type of cement did you use to glue the rear filon to the substrate?
Thank you for sharing your wisdom :) I am lucky! mine is a 96 Keystone Sprinter and its **just** starting to need back wall replacement... would love to hear from you privately about replacement cost. I've been very careful with lap seal and checking...but it finally failed! UGH! THANKS SO MUCH again...
Call between 9 and 4. M-F. 423.475.7663.
Thanks for watching!
@@RVROOFINSTALL I wish I could but have no reception! I'm in the toolies of the Big South Fork...
I watch videos like this and I'm sorry I EVER bought an RV. Fricken money pit!
If that's your experience RVs aren't for you.
Just like boats. Constant maintenance.
Hi could I get a hold of you to send a video on an Okanagan Eclipse 5th wheel. Just need some advice on how to go about a back wall leak and also on the side, thanks.
Me too. I have a 2013 Keystone Springdale with a whole bunch of water and mould damage.
Great video and awesome job! These RV are just junk nowadays! They are built with the same as mobile homes with 1x and 2x2. In your honest opinion who builds the best RV and actually takes the time to properly install roofs from leaking like this Keystone. Thanks in advance!!
Unlike a mobile home, these coaches are not inspected or have any codes to follow. So they're actually worse and can legally get away with it.
Who makes the best one?.... They're all the same. Take the decals off and you wouldn't tell the apart. Even when we open them up, they're the same.
I don't own one. Kind of like a landscaper having his front yard paved...lol.
Thanks for watching!
Actually, I think the Keystone Aluminum sidewall construction is one of the best.
Their welding discipline is admirable (Google it for you-tube).
It is mostly the fault of the owners not maintaining their rigs.
They don't appear to appreciate the fact that they need to maintain the roof (recaulk as required) or any thing else. We have been Rv ing for 60 years and never allowed such damage to occurr.
I have a 2015 keystone avalanche bunkhouse with the same problem. The dealership wouldn't touch it when I tried selling it back to them yesterday. They said it was unrepairable damage.
Y'all aren't but a good days drive from where I'm at. I'll see how next year goes and I'd be more than interested in letting y'all repair mine. Great work.
Seems keystone doesn't like to adhere the back wall on. We have just completed a Gateway with the same problem and also a Hideout.
RV ROOF INSTALL working on a Keystone Hornet with the SAME issue.
You guys do a great work I appreciate these videos
I am having this same current problem with leaking on the back of my 32ft 5th wheel trailer although it’s solid on the passenger rear side but on the driver side rear it’s soft as well as my driver side, side is rippled and soft at the rear my question is how much would it cost roughly to have someone fix it? Thank you for time.
My EPDM or the other ruber roof looks ok. But I have a spot wear it looks like a branch poked a hole and than was calked(lap sealant). I just noticed that the ply wood it badly rotted about 1 foot across. it feels like some of the wood framing might also be rotted. Should I just peel the roof back(can it be reused ?) and replace the wood or just do the EPDM rubber roofing coating system ? I live in it and have lots of rain coming withing a few weeks. I can get a carport tent with clear tarps to work on it. I need to do some lap sealant and the EPDM rubber roofing coating. What one should I do first ?
What adhesive are you using on the back wall for the aluminum studs to luan. Is the adhesive enough or does it need screws too? Do you need to put something over the seams before applying the filon? Thanks
Thank you
Would love it! love the work you do.
Thank you for the compliment. Folks come to far and we are honored that they do. So we are obligated to be thorough.
Are the aluminum caged roof wall and floor any better? At least the structure won't rot.
No, aluminum is not better. The alloy in the material is pathetically low and makes it extremely difficult to weld with burning apart. We tried to braze a section together and it melted before the brazing rod. The rod molts at 760 degrees. If the aluminum was better quality it would make a major difference.
Thanks for watching.
What do you use to glue the rear wall fiberglass to the sheathing? We have a 2018 Big Horn traveler 39mb, ac ran to the rear passenger corner amd down the inside channel. If heartland wont repair under warranty I'll be doing it myself.
Me and my wife recently sold our 2012 travel trailer, to this day we thank God that we were able to unload it before any water damage appeared.
To the nice family that bought our 2012 camper, sorry. To camper manufacturers buzz off.
Like the pocket screws
Gotta do it right. Thanks for watching!
I just bought a 5 wheel 2009 and seen my wall with damage watter ... and a roof from bathroom too ! I'd like to know how much ... just a base , I need expend to fix this ... my 5 wheel is similar this you did now... and will need the same work ... wall a d roof ... thank you, I liked a lot this video !
Thanks for watching. We are glad to show folks what and will go wrong. We shy away from any pricing on social media. Please give us a call so we can go over the situation your coach has. 433.475.7663.
We are re doing our back interior exterior wall on our 2013 Keystone Sprinter and I'm wondering what you are using to stick the skin to the fiberglass, can you please share what you use. Thanks 😊
You need to use a spray contact adhesive like 3M90, or staybond.. that will bond Filon to wood. Some adhesives will disintegrate foam. We use adhesives in the a cylinder not a spray can. If using a new piece of Filon I would suggest you scuff the back side that will be adhered with a sander. Get the gloss on off.
Thanks for watching.
What mold killer do you use
i was wondering if it would it be a good idea to replace all the fiberglass insulation in my camper with a ridged type...just wondering if it would make my camper too ridged not allowing to flex when needed
If you have a class a or c they already have plyfoam roofs. If you have a 5th or Travel trailer they have batton insulation and I probably would not replace it if it were mine unless there was a reason to.
Why would you consider replacing with rigid?
From what you have seen, what rv manufacturer turns out the best rvs?
They're all the same. We worked on an older Holiday Rambler that was fairly stout. I am not certain if they build them that way anymore. But as a rule. If you take all the decals off, you wouldn't know one from the other, even construction wise. They're all stapled together, no adhesive....Get it built, Get it out, Get it sold attitude. I don't own one.
Thanks for watching.
One manufacturer that we have not worked on is Airstream.
That awning is not mounted to anything. The keystone has an aluminum frame so there is no lumber for that awning to be mounted too and the aluminum does not run horizontal.
Not sure if you are saying they did it wrong or if you think we did it wrong?
@@RVROOFINSTALL
Keystone did it wrong....... the awning is only screwed into fiberglass.
@@MikeAndNary I'd have to watch the video myself. I don't remember one from the other anymore... Lol. I know they do not have much stock behind the awning arms and we usually use a special winged rivet nut to reinforce it. And if we don't have good stock for the awning rail we will reinforce so it will last. They're all the same. I don't own one.
Thanks for watching..
Which is better TPO or EPDM?
I have a 1996 Fleetwood Bounder 40 foot the roof has to be replaced And re-sealed, and I don't know which one I should use TPO or EPDM. Thank you
EPDM it useless. I call them starter roofs because of all the 35byears in commercial construction and roof systems I have never seen one last without major detail issues. Detail meaning flashing and lap seals. It also oxidizes terribly causing streaking down the coach...in this case....needs constant babysitting. Shrinks as well and relies soley on adhesive for the details mentioned.
TPO is a better roof and all the detail is heat weld. So unless the installer is an idiot and not follow manufacturers installation, it will last a lot longer with non-issue. At worse a commercial TPO would or could be coated with a UV reflective coating to stave off an out right replacement for a few more years. If EPDM or any other system was better than what we install... TPO.... we'd install it. RV TPO bus low budget, thin and can not handle being welded. A couple of cracker Jack's on RUclips show you can weld it but when you look at the weld it a mess sloppy and compromised. We install commercial grade TPO like you'd find in a hotel or office building. We designed the curbs and boots to work and function for an RV.
I hope I answered your question well.... thanks for watching!
With the wall and roof it was 7,000 plus, I don't know the exact number without digging out the work order. There was a lot of work on it. As of July 26, 2018 it is for sale. We will transfer the roof warranty. The customer is just down sizing.
Which Adhesive sealant and mold killer? I want the best product by someone who’s experienced as you
We use concrobium for mold killer. Available at Home Depot under the brand Mold Control.
You can use Rapid sealant available at HD as well but it's in the concrete section not the caulk section, at least in our local store.
Thanks for watching.
@@RVROOFINSTALL thank you !!
I read through the comments so forgive me if I missed this already. What did you use for mold kill on the rear of those interior walls?
Concrobium for the mold kill. Thanks for watching.
I think I have the same problem with my 5th wheel, even though it is a 2006 Model, I think it leaked in where the ladder hooks on top, I was researching new roofing material when I came across your video, you are using TPO to re roof with, have you ever worked with SuperFlex? My roof has discoloring from sitting under a pine tree, functionally I think it's ok, but noticed it's not hard to poke a hole in it. I'll have to research more on the TPO subject.
We use commercial grade TPO. Not RV junk.
Is there any trailer company that builds a quality trailer?
No. They're all the same. I don't own one. Thanks for watching.
@@RVROOFINSTALL thanks. It seems like there would be a market for one. Maybe airstream or nucamp. Wish there was a shop like yours in my area. Working my way through your videos. Thanks for posting them.
@@sadbttru I see vids on repairs and rebuilds and they are showing folks the wrong way...or not the long term solve the problem way. But I also see folks leaving comments in how good of a job they did. ??? Anything can look like it is a good job when the product is new. Watch a few minutes install a TPO roof on a class A Discovery....gee wiz...what a shame for the guy who paid them. The vid is on YT....they call themselves A. Z. Expert. They may be good at something...but not roofs!
So just figured out that we have something similar happening on our 2013 Keystone Laredo 250rl. I don’t think it’s currently leaking, and that it was the previous owner and they fixed the leak but did not fix the damage. We’re also currently full time living in it and will be for the foreseeable future. Since it’s getting to be colder outside and we don’t have a huge garage to pull it into to work on it we’re probably just going to wait to do this until spring. My father in law is a very experienced contractor so we’re going to be doing the work ourselves. We will not be completely replacing the entire roof as that should not be necessary, but will need to pull up the rear side to replace the decking. How long do you think it would take the two of us to do something like this ourselves and do you have a price estimate?
RVs are not like typical framing. I have no idea how long it would take you. Thanks for watching.
Travel trailer manufactures NEED to have their products regulated.They are very expensive and all share the same build processes that being cheap cheap with no quality over site in the build. Virtually all manufactures offer zero customer service for product fails.
So when that salesman starts off with(this model is really built) Kick him in the nuts for me.
Steve Lehto has a videos on RUclips...Don't buy an RV. He's a consumer protection attorney. Watch that video and you will be shocked at what they get away with. I don't own one
Thanks for watching!
new subscriber here !! great job !!
Thank you. Check out the siesta and Montana.
Great video. Loved the way you repaired the wood, the scarf joint is strong. What TPO material did you use on the roof? What is it thickness. You guys prefer TPO to EPDM? Anyway, thanks for the video. Very informative.
We use GAF brand 60 mil structured TPO. EPDM rubber is problematic. It shrinks, is not structured so it has no tensile strength , has issues with call sticking to it, and when it oxidizes it will streak the coach with black stripes. TPO is much more durable than rubber and can withstand branch drags without snag.
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would have been nice to actually show the finished job!
The last clip didn't take....camera malfunctioned. We bought new cameras for that reason....but you can just imagine how awesome if a job we did!... LoL!
Thanks for watching!
Have you tried using spray-on bedliner on the roof. That is some tough stuff. I don't think it'll come off once you get it on.
It's not an issue of coming off. RVs leak because they don't have curbs. Thanks for watching!
do you have another video on the rest of this job i couldn't seem to find it thanks
No, the last bit of footage we had didn't record and when we pulled it from the camera it failed to load. We are at the mercy of technology...lol. We do roofs better than videos apparently...lol
Exactly why I will never buy a new trailer again!! My last two trailers were used......so when something like that comes up I just fix it myself without feeling like I spent 30K+ on cheap BS
I never encourage anyone to buy a new RV. Folks don't realize that RVs do not fall under any lemon laws, and when you sign the purchase agreement there is a clause in all that fine print stating you will not sue them for anything.
Parkway RV center has this exact RV on their website for sale. Customer claims that a tree branch caused the roof to leak and was repaired. I think it was poor craftsmanship on the part of Keystone. Good job on the fix.
I think you mean to say the same exact KIND ...make and model. This particular 5th wheel RV has been sold by our customer to another and we have transferred the warranty to that buyer.
Thanks for watching Rick...say hey to Billy for me.
What kind of glue are you using? Verg informative video. Thank you.
We have at least 4 different adhesives...for what?
If you store an rv covered and maintain the roof you'll greatly reduce the chances of having this problem and if there is a leak you'll catch it while in use. Most people store them outdoors unused for months, once damage is discovered it's to late. If you cant afford proper storage dont by an RV
If covered they need to use a breathable cover. Our roofs don't need coverings... they're real commercial roofs. Just like the ones in a hotel or office building.
Good advise and thanks for watching!
@@RVROOFINSTALL Agreed! Yall do good work. Ever replace roofs without issues? Might consider it for longevity, piece of mind and warranty.
@@josephmcmillion882 yes we have replaced roofs before their time. The 2017 Mobile Suites was brand new with 110 miles on it. It's in our channel.
Can you teach me a proper cost for this ? My TT keystone sprinter is the same
Please understand that we don't quote on social media. Thanks for watching.
What did you use to laminate the Filon siding to the subsurface?
You can use 3m 90.
Jon you can use some spray adhesive like 3M90. We use commercial grade adhesive but we buy it in large cylinders...very expensive...500 bucks and doesn't go that far.
you made a big deal about the ladder not being supported and never put blocking in for it
You can see the blocking at 24:29 mark. The rigid foam is blocked against the 2x6 we used.
Thanks for watching.
Would be a good idea for you to record Brand New RVs from different makers while taking them apart to pinpoint manufacturing failures... I think you would get a lot of views plus will encourage RV manufacturers to build quality RVs. I would love to buy an RV but I'm hesitant to do it because of all of these horror stories. :(
Roof ladder backing?
What is your question?
Where can you get interior wall paper for rv’s?
If you see trying to match you'd have to go through the manufacturers. If you are looking to change....any place that sells wallpaper should do .
I need to purchase a 30' long piece of that rubber roof do you sell to the general public.
It's not rubber. We use TPO. But we don't sell anything.
Do have a website, and where are you located. None of this info is in your About page on RUclips.
Thanks.
Yes...rvroofinstall.com. we are in Fort Oglethorpe GA just a couple miles south of Chattanooga TN. 433.475.7663. Thanks for watching!
@@RVROOFINSTALL That makes me sad. I'm from the Pacific Northwest. I like the quality of your work. Keep up the great videos. I'm learning a lot.
I'm going to call you folks tomorrow. :)
@@MessianicJudaism ROAD TRIP!
Does an aluminum frame make a leak like this any less cost to repair versus the wood structure ?
If it is all aluminum frame and if we do not have to rebuild, reframe , reinforce, then yes it could save some money. What we have found is the aluminum is a low grade alloy and typically not welded very well. There is also backers aka stock that is in the walls to screw things to, like cabinets and ladders. Those are usually wood that end up rotting and need to be replaced.
@@RVROOFINSTALL we trying to decide between a keystone bullet with alum frame and a northwood nash with wood frame. keystone seems to be a mass produced brand that likely lacks in QC where as northwood has a smaller output that generally is put together a bit better. what are your thoughts ?
@@r3ddyfire87 the problem I see with the aluminum frames is they are not welded very well. Usually they don't weld both sides. They also use a low grade alloy. I'd prefer a wood frame.
@@RVROOFINSTALL Keystone is adamant that they weld both sides.
Watch their build youtubes..
My Copper Canyon is definitley well welded.. Just look around in the basement for quality..
@@cliffodell8593 what they market and what they do are 2 different things.
3m 90 is 1 adhesive we use..3m 94 is another. 78 is another. Depends on the application. Make sure your adhesive is compatible. Read the tech data sheet.
Thanks for watching!
Been there done that !!
What was the end cost for this
Hello Ben, The customer already had a few thousand in the project, and we replaced the roof. That was a big project as you can see from the video. Thank you for taking the time to watch our videos and please share. Also feel free to give us a call anytime to talk about your project or goals. 423-475-7663 or visit our website at RVROOFINSTALL.COM
if you were to go to camping world they sure would sell a camper with a bad roof and once you pull off the lot its yours now warranty be damned they did that to my dad and his refrigerator he got 2 block from camping world and the door fell off the refrigerator he turned around and the service manager said you should have told us before pulling out so its on you now
Wow!!!
Where are you located?
Fort Oglethorpe GA. Just a few miles south of Chattanooga TN. Thanks for watching.
How much is a job like this I just found out at mine needs done
@@timsmith3085 just give the office a call and the ladies will be more than happy to help you with that . 423-475-7663 (m-f 8-3)
I have a Hallmark Cyclone 2008 3712 model which requires a new roof. I am trying to decide which is best EDPM OR TOP. Please advise what is a long term enduring roof to install and or other type than mentioned. Thank you
Good question...well EPDM is rubber. Rubber is literally the cheapest product in the planet and RV grade is cheaper than that! Even RV grade TPO is cheap quality and too thin to weld to. We have 35bywars in commercial roof systems and in all that time we never install one roll of rubber. Rubber will shrink and oxidizes terribly which will streak the coach with carbon residue. We use commercial grade TPO. But no matter what you select if you do not have proper curbs, flashing and counter flashing, the roof will leak. PVC is another option but it is generally more expensive and used for industrial application where chemicals or other fall out around the plant may otherwise have an adverse effect on rubber or TPO.
Does that help answer your question?
We use GAF TPO because they are the only commercial manufacturing company that will extend a material warranty on a coach. This is the same product you would find on an office building, restaurant or hospital, with the same installation proxedure
What brand RV would you recommend for quality?
There is no brand better than another. I've worked on high end models and they just have more glam then the cheaper ones. Roof wise....they're all assembled as cheap and as quickly as possible. They all leak. Well now that I think about it....we have never had an Airstream in here.
They are all built the same. I have not found one to be any much different than another. We have worked on new coaches like Mobile Suites ($120k) which is expensive 2017 Cyclone, 2017 Road Warrior. They're motto is .."Get em built, Get em out, Get em sold". The only coach we have never worked on is an Airstream, not one has come through the shop.
Where are you located, I need a new rood.
Fort Oglethorpe GA just 3 miles south of Chattanooga TN.
Thanks for watching!
My dad works there
Shocking.
I'd enjoy refabricating RVs
Loads of fun!...constant puzzles to figure out. Thanks for watching!
What did this cost?
Please understand that we don't quote on social media. Thanks for watching.
@@RVROOFINSTALL Just curious is all. Thanks.
@@H-RutherfordHill I understand. I wasn't being rude. Truthfully though I don't know. I'd have to dig out a work order to find out.
@@RVROOFINSTALL Didn’t say you were being rude. I thought it was a good video and was just curious is all. But if you need any propane or propane accessories I hope you’ll keep me in mind.
@@H-RutherfordHill LMAO! MERRY CHRISTMAS!
The only time a RV is not leaking is the day it was built!
And in sunny not raining days....lol. Thanks for watching!
you ever hear these trailers going down the road listening to the cardboard flapping back and forth. it does not pay to buy a travel trailer.
You may be on to something...I don't own one!
Thanks for watching!
@@RVROOFINSTALL you own a travel trailer?
Wow what a mess,
You should be glad that the manufacturer didn't glue the roof boards down, it would make your job a whole lot harder
That is true., but we are ammune to hard work, that is not kryptonite to us!... LoL...thanks for watching!
RVs are sold on appearance rarely on reliability. My trailer was new in 2005 and had rotted out so bad by 2012 that it was going to cost more to repair than it was worth. Aljo was no help and denied that they repaired the trailer prior to selling it new . I sold it for a major loss . Never again
Ouch...that's sucks to lose all that money. I don't own one...lol. kind of like a landscaper who had his front lawn paved...lol
Typical Keystone build. Every Keystone I have seen that is more than 10 years old has bad roof leaks. Roof leak = RV junk.
They're all the same. They chant a moto at the factory...Get em built, Get em out, Get em sold! I don't own one.
What is the name of your business and phone number? I need a roof as well. Thanks
RV Roof Install.. and our # is 423-475-7663.
Too the nice family that bought our camper, sorry. To RV manufacturers shame on you.
i have a travel trailer from 1969 that is made way better than this piece of junk
That is probably true. Back then Made In America meant something. Now it's all about money and shareholder.
get on the roof every few months and inspect for problems...cover it in the winter or park under a shelter... sun, rain, wind, snow, hail, they are all your enemy
Inspections are smart for sure. But a roof system should be able to handle typical weather elements. RV roofs are worthless. Thanks for watching!
@@RVROOFINSTALL yes I agree the quality of the materials and the workmanship that goes into it these days are indeed lacking. Myself I own a 1997 Glendale Golden Falcon built here in Canada. Unfortunately the company has gone out of business due to the high cost of importing parts and materials and the low dollar value of the Canadian peso LOL. But they built some damn good RVs in their day. My fifth wheel is holding up very well and just turned 22
@@termy57 Thanks for watching. I don't own one.
Cheaply made over priced RV
They all are.
RV roof Install 423-475-7663
Good reason not to buy one in the first place, RV's are crap!
I don't own one.... Thanks for watching.
I can see why!
Looks like sometimes American made isn’t best made.
They have a Moto...Get em built, Get em out, Get em sold! You should watch attorney Steve Lehto' s video...Don't buy an RV. It's a real eye opener.
what type of cement did you use to glue the filon to the substrate? TIA