California RV Roof Coating
The roof.
Sealed.
A seamless 100% silicone coat for any RV. We come to you, anywhere in California.
If your roof has
10 more
cracks like this.
- Cracked seals
- The sealant around a vent, a screw, or a mount has split.
- Split edges
- The bead along the roof edge has cracked open.
- Peeling
- The edge is lifting, so water can get under it.
A patch is not enough.
A full roof coating is.
A patch
Sealant can close one crack. It leaves the rest of the roof as it is. The next opening starts beside the bead.
A full roof coating
The roof is cleaned, the edges are taped, and one coat of 100% silicone covers the whole surface.
How we coat.
01
Clean
Dust is cleaned off the roof before anything else goes down.
02
Tape
Masking tape goes around the rig so the walls stay clean.
03
Brush
A small brush coats the air conditioners and the roof edges.
04
Roll
A roller spreads one coat of white silicone across the whole roof.
Product we recommend.
100% silicone material.
Where we do the work.
We come to you.
The rig stays where it is parked.
Why 100% silicone?
- Waterproof
- Low spots on an RV roof hold water. 100% silicone stays bonded and keeps that water on top of the roof.
- Reflects 88%
- It reflects 88% of sunlight. The roof runs cooler, so the air conditioner works less.
- Weathering Resistance
- Rain, snow, wind, and dust hit a flat roof all year. The coat flexes instead of cracking, resists mold, and the white stays cleaner.
Before and after.
Recent work.
Anywhere in California.
Based in Fremont and Huntington Beach.
10-year warranty.
If the silicone we applied leaks, we come back and repair the coat.
Covered.
- The coat we rolled.
- Seams, vents, and penetrations we sealed.
- Fixtures that were on the roof when we coated it.
Not covered.
- Anything cut into the roof later, unless we reseal it.
- Impact, hail, and storm damage.
- Air conditioner gaskets, cracked skylights, and antenna boots.
- Rot that was already in the roof.
- Damage inside the RV.
Our customers
Mike Stevens
★★★★★
Johnny transformed the roof on my Class C right in my driveway! He sealed every penetration and applied a clean 100% silicone coat in just one day. No shop drop-off hassle, fair pricing, and pure peace of mind against leaks. Highly recommend!
Dave Miller
★★★★★
Top-notch mobile service! Johnny inspected every seam and vent before laying down the white silicone coat. The roof looks brand new and the interior stays noticeably cooler in the California sun. Worth every penny.
Brian Thorne
★★★★★
Absolute game changer for RV maintenance. Johnny came directly to my rig, did a flawless silicone roof coating, and left zero mess. Fast, honest, and high quality work!
Pricing.
The price follows the size of the rig.
- Small
- Teardrop, pop-up, truck camper, mini camper
- Medium
- Class B, Class C, B+, travel trailer
- Large
- Class A, heavy Class C, fifth-wheel, heavy trailer
$900 Labor
$279 silicone material
$1,179
< 18'
$1,100 Labor
$396 silicone material
$1,496
18'–28'
$1,300 Labor
$396 silicone material
$1,696
> 28'
Questions
How long does a roof take?+–
Most van and trailer roofs are finished in a single day, once the surface is dry and the weather holds.
Which roofs can you coat?+–
Rubber, fiberglass, and metal roofs on any RV: motorhomes, camper vans, and trailers. We inspect first and tell you if a coat is the wrong fix.
Do I need to be there?+–
Yes. The vehicle stays parked. We need a clear path around it and access to the roof.
Why white?+–
A fresh white membrane reflects more sun than a dark or chalked roof, so the interior stays cooler and the coating takes less UV.
About us.
Johnny Li
Founder
Four years of experience in the RV repair industry, specializing in roofs, electrical, Victron systems, solar panels, plumbing, slide-outs, and the appliances that run a rig.
Li also holds an M.S. in Marketing from Hofstra University.