Oklahoma City · Oklahoma County
Travel trailers are the rigs we see most, and their roofs fail in predictable places: the front cap seam, around the bathroom vent, and along the awning rail.
The OKC metro combines severe storm exposure with brutal open-sky UV. Most metro roofs we end up replacing did not fail from one hailstorm — they baked, cracked at the terminations, and took water slowly across two or three seasons.
Travel trailers are the most common rig on our route, so we see the local failure patterns on them first.
Lightweight trailer roofs use thin decking under the membrane, so a slow leak turns into soft decking faster than on a heavier coach. Catching it early is usually the difference between a reseal and a rebuild.
Metro rigs are overwhelmingly stored outdoors in gravel lots with no shade, which is the hardest possible environment for an RV membrane.
Our OKC route runs from the north metro storage lots down through Norman and Moore, so we can generally work on site wherever the RV is parked.
We cover everything inside the I-35 / I-40 / I-44 triangle plus the outlying suburbs on the same route.
We'll get on the roof, photograph what we find, and give you a fixed written price. No charge and no pressure.