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RV repair on Fifth wheels.... Trailers... Motor homes...
RV Awnings: Dometic and Carefree mobile installations and service
Serving all of San Diego County ... Mobile RV awning service and repair
Awnings: RV patio awnings, fabric replacements, screen rooms and more!
Appliances: air conditioners, furnaces, LP systems, oven, ranges,
refrigerators, and water heaters.
Electrical: battery replacement, converters, inverters, solar chargers,
satellite systems, tow wiring, 12 volt DC and 110 volt ac troubleshooting.
Plumbing: Faucets, sinks and drains, holding tanks replacement, toilets,
water pumps and city fills. Filtered water systems.
Body work: Trailer skin repair, rubber roof replacement and seal, roof rack
and ladders, patio awnings, slide out, topper fabrics, entry doors, moldings
Rubber roof replacement: Epdm rubber replaced with Dicors TPO Britetek
Insurance work for most all major RV insurance carriers such as:
Auto club, allstate, American modern, foremost, geico, gmac, mercury,
progressive, state farm,usaa, wawanesa, and 21st century.
RV service and repair performed on all RV,s such as:
Motor homes, class A and class C, fifth wheel trailers, toy box and toy
haulers, and travel trailers.
RV links
RV eXpert Mobile Service
We work on most of these RV manufactures coaches listed
Beaver, Carriage, Coachmen RV, Country Coach, Damon Corp., Fleetwood RV,
Foretravel, Fourwinds, Georgie Boy mfg. Gulf stream, Hi-Lo, Holiday Rambler, Jayco,
King of the Road, Lazy Daze inc., Leisure Travel Vans, Monaco, National RV, Newmar,
Nuwa, Pleasure Way, Renegade, Rexhall, Roadtrek, Safari, Skyline,Teton, Thor, Trail lite,
Trail manor, and Western Rv
Beaver, Carriage, Coachmen RV, Country Coach, Damon Corp., Fleetwood RV,
Foretravel, Fourwinds, Georgie Boy mfg. Gulf stream, Hi-Lo, Holiday Rambler, Jayco,
King of the Road, Lazy Daze inc., Leisure Travel Vans, Monaco, National RV, Newmar,
Nuwa, Pleasure Way, Renegade, Rexhall, Roadtrek, Safari, Skyline,Teton, Thor, Trail lite,
Trail manor, and Western Rv
619-889-5429
RV Rubber Roofs
EPDM is one of the most versatile and long lastings materials ever manufactured for outdoor exposure. Most RV industry experts consider
EPMD rubber roofing membrane the most dependable , most cost effective and easiest to maintain roofing material there is.
Unfortunately there is a lot of mis-information about rubber roofs out there. Rvers are spending millions on unneeded products, many of which
can be harmful to EPDM rubber roofing.
EPDM stands for Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer . Engineered specifications describe EPDM as ideal for outdoor applications because
of its resistance to ultra violet light, ozone, oxidant and severe weather conditions. EPDM rubber membrane is made to last years if properly
maintained. Petroleum distillates should never be applied to rubber roofs.
It is not necessary to protect your rubber roof against UV light. Periodic cleaning is required maintenance. Using petroleum distillates can void
your warranty. Oxidation is normal and the rubber will lose 10 % of its thickness in 12 years or so. Cleaning the rubber roof membrane at least
4 times a year can greatly help to lower the amount of white streaks that end up on the sides of your RV after it rains. . Do not use cleaners or
conditioners containing petroleum solvents, harsh abrasives or citric based cleaners. You may cause irreparable damage to your roof. Use
cation when working on your rubber roof it can be very slippery when wet.
EPDM is one of the most versatile and long lastings materials ever manufactured for outdoor exposure. Most RV industry experts consider
EPMD rubber roofing membrane the most dependable , most cost effective and easiest to maintain roofing material there is.
Unfortunately there is a lot of mis-information about rubber roofs out there. Rvers are spending millions on unneeded products, many of which
can be harmful to EPDM rubber roofing.
EPDM stands for Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer . Engineered specifications describe EPDM as ideal for outdoor applications because
of its resistance to ultra violet light, ozone, oxidant and severe weather conditions. EPDM rubber membrane is made to last years if properly
maintained. Petroleum distillates should never be applied to rubber roofs.
It is not necessary to protect your rubber roof against UV light. Periodic cleaning is required maintenance. Using petroleum distillates can void
your warranty. Oxidation is normal and the rubber will lose 10 % of its thickness in 12 years or so. Cleaning the rubber roof membrane at least
4 times a year can greatly help to lower the amount of white streaks that end up on the sides of your RV after it rains. . Do not use cleaners or
conditioners containing petroleum solvents, harsh abrasives or citric based cleaners. You may cause irreparable damage to your roof. Use
cation when working on your rubber roof it can be very slippery when wet.
Remove old rubber roof material
Glue down new material
Install roof accessories
Seal roof
Before
After
Rubber roof replacement
