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Question of the Week
 
How often do you have your RV's roof professionally inspected?
 
With  1716 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
At least once a year.
10.78% (185)
About every two years.
8.10% (139)
Every three years or so.
4.78% (82)
Never unless there's a problem
28.73% (493)
I'm a capable do-it-yourselfer and check it myself.
46.79% (803)
Other (please explain
0.82% (14)
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At least once a year professionally, usually twice a year. I also personally check the roof & clean it at least twice a year & usually 3 or more times depending on where parked & weather conditions. We also check inside the trailer at ceiling corners, vents when raining. We also check inside cabinets for any signs of leaks when we remove items from hard to get at places.
Posted:   7/13/2008  By: ab  
  

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