All RV Service & Repair

Tim is awesome, he made space for us at the last minute for storage & has done some repairs for us too. Even the insurance company said they expected the price to be more-​but was super reasonable. Always a pleasure to work with!

Repair of my 7 year old 26′ travel trailer front fiberglass panel failed. The front fiberglass panel separated from the roof while returning home from vacation.
In my opinion the repair used a low quality fiberglass replacement panel and exhibited poor workmanship in respect to roof attachment. Am turning the issue over to my RV insurer.
Only 3 of the 16 roof fasteners appeared to hold the top of the front panel to the ½″ wood roof panel. ALL RV R&S said this is common and the wood roof panel was probably deteriorating due to water damage.
I feel that good workmanship would require that all 16 fasteners should have penetrated the fiberglass holding it in place.
Photos and inspection show:
1) OSB wood roof panel is in perfect condition, no water damage.
2) The inside of the trailer and cabinetry are dry without a hint of moisture, damage or moldy odor.
3) The 3 fasteners that did hold the front panel top tore through the fiberglass lip leaving only sealant to keep the panel in place. The fiberglass failed, not the OSB roof panel.
The repair was 3 ½ years old when the panel failed. So I will agree that the work was completed quite a while ago. Still, at a labor rate of $ 120/​hr back then I’d expect a repair to match the longevity of the trailer.
After reviewing photos ALL RV R&S claimed «probable» water damage, beyond their control, and «out of 90 day warranty».
The remainder of the trailer is in perfect condition, has not failed in any way nor does the roof leak.