How often should I have my seals checked?
Many RV manufacturers recommend checking RV seals at least twice a year. RVs are constantly battling UV damage, wind, rain, vibrations from the road, dirt, and road grime. Over time, those things take a toll on sealants, often leaving holes, cracks, and dry rot in their wake.
What locations do you currently serve?
We are based out of Keene NH, and service many counties within 75 miles of Keene in NH, VT, and MA, including: Cheshire County (NH), Hillsborough County (NH), Merrimack County (NH), Sullivan County (NH), Windham County (VT), Bennington County (VT), Windsor County (VT), Rutland County (VT), Franklin County (MA), Worcester County (MA). We will certainly travel beyond this for repairs when needed; however a travel charge will apply for any location 75 miles beyond Keene.
What does your full process look like?
We start with a full inspection each time, marking out areas that need repair. If you decide to move forward with service, we will get to work removing old sealant if necessary, cleaning seals well, and reapplying new sealants. At the end of each job, we provide you with before and after photos, along with a summary of the work performed.
How long does a resealing job take?
Most jobs are finished in a day, although full roof coatings and heavily damaged rigs may take 2+ days.
Do you offer any warranty on repairs?
If you do not approve of our work, we will absolutely return to fix anything you deem unsatisfactory. We do not, however, offer warranties or “leak free” guarantees.
How long after resealing can I start using my RV?
Most sealants dry and become “waterproof” within a few hours, although most take 2-3 days to fully cure. We recommend waiting at least two days after service before towing your rig again.
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