Girl Power RV Service

This is a travel trailer than had it's roof coated last season. When the owner took it out of storage this year, at least half of the coating was flaking off. The problem is the person hired didn't do it correctly and may not have even used the correct product.

If you choose to have your RV's roof coated, make sure it is done correctly. The roof MUST be cleaned! Make any repairs to cracked, peeling, and broken caulking first. Then, read the directions! Some coatings require a primer and 2 coats. Some don't need a primer. Others need an activator.

Take the time to make sure it's done right. Calling me to peel it off and redo it is NOT cheap.

MOLD. The thing nightmares are made of and preventable. Check your seals, gaskets, and caulking often. Twice a year really is not enough, especially if it is exposed to the elements every day. This goes for homes and buildings too! Stop the leak before it happens and avoid a costly rebuild.

It's been a fantastic break in Canada, and now it's nearly time to head South.
Rochester, PA - I'll be seeing you September 16-29.
Muskegon, MI - I'll see you October 4-7.
NE Texas - I'll be back end of October!

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