By Dustin Simpson
Whether you own a million-dollar unit or you have an entry-level RV, my message to you will be the same: It needs to be maintained! One of the best ways to maintain your RV is by consistently inspecting the unit, including inspecting the RV roof.
What to look for when inspecting an RV roof
I am often asked, “What should I look for when inspecting my RV roof?” The video below shows just that!
Join me on the roof of this 2016 Grand Design Reflection 337RLS. I show you areas that need to be cleaned and touched up. I also share some tricks of my trade that I’ve learned by inspecting a lot of RV roofs.
More from Dustin
Dustin owns and operates California RV Specialists, an independent RV repair shop located in Lodi, CA. He thrives on sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm of RV repair and maintenance with his team, customers, and virtual friends.
Make sure you check out Dustin’s website, California RV Specialists, and their YouTube channel for more helpful information, and see our published articles on RVtravel.com and other social media pages.
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Thanks Dustin some great information, would be great to see the finished roof especially the side moldings. Also a lesson on using the Dicor sealer & how you get those straight lines. I do see where doing the sealer in “camel hump” design will allow water & dirt to gather!
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