Where did you get your new membrane from?

Bought an RV with problems. Problems like these. Underway with the project 🙄 Nice to see I'm not alone in this battle.

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Dave Ramsey says "Dont spend anymore on an RV then you can afford to put in a pile and burn" I ought to know Ive owned 10 RVs

My roof can’t be walked on Same job coming 😢

Woke up this morning to a pool of water from my wife leaving the shower on overnight. Gonna be using this in the future. Thanks😅

Very good instructions. Thanks. 😊

DONT FORGET, when doing this, replace the ac gaskets on the roof where the ac inserts

The dog barking from the treehouse is the only surprising part of the video! 😂 the rest is actually all too familiar. I recently was gifted a camper. 😢 The Elephant I should call her. A big white elephant.

This series is really going to be helpful. I have an older camper that I've inherited that is in need of some roof repair. First time rv owner but I'm relatively handy. Really appreciate you sharing!

did you use pressure treated lumber

It boggles my mind that RV manufacturers go with OSB for roofs instead of plywood, just to save in total maybe $100 on a vehicle that sells new for $20k+

Hey buddy Great video for years I repaired campus and I haven't touched one in 5 years you just refresh my memory big time I want to say something about one of the tools you using the fine tool multi-tool when you got to the air conditioning unit and you needed to take that gasket off you just use an old blade a new blade you with a ground that thing right off and as far as the butyl tape too that holds down the all the metal trim works excellent for that too Good luck I look to see forward you more videos

So how did you get the trim out?

Anyone else see the 1x2 rib crack when he set the screw. Pre drill your holes on those... 🤦‍♂️

Thanks

Just want to say thank you.

Do you have any suggestions to where I could find the “tin” inner wheel wells?

What would be a better roof for my travel trailer pvc or rubber.

I'm about to do the same thing. My 5th wheel 30' is a 2001. I am wondering what you do to replace the wall and ceiling panels. Mine are 1/8 thickness can find it anywhere. So frustrating. Good job by the way, very informative. Thanks

I have a small 2017 Keystone Hideout I've had for 7 years. I have taken it to a dealer for roof leaf checks and repairs several times. Now they tell me I have a rotted wood portion in the front driver section. Telling me I need a whole new roof and they won't repair just the rotted section - to the tune of $4300. This is a 21 ft camper that's only worth about $7000. Another repair place told me also that's it all or nothing. I don't understand why just a small section can't be repaired. I'm 76 and can't do the work myself. What would happen if I coated it with Henry's. It's not currently leaking.

I will soon be starting ripping out water damage on a 20ft featherlight trailer, it has roof and wall damage. I’m thinking I should first do the wall since the wall hold up the roof. I guess it will be a learning experience

How to redo around the fridge

When you see enough bolts you just know where they go

Panicking and googling and came across your video. We have lived in our trailer since 2021 (brand new 2021 trailer) and the AC is leaking down onto the slide out and somehow has filled out slideout ceiling with water..The beams are rotting and we're just distraught. But this made me feel a bit better..Knowing it can be done ourselves. Thank you for the comfort at 2am.

What year is your RV?

No one cares about the dog im wanting to watch the trailer stuff.

Thank you. I need a drill!

I am currently doing the same as you. Unfortunately I do no have the luxury of removing the roof so i will need to go in one end at a time with the new trusses. Killed about 10 million ants too. They love the moisture.

I'm curious. Why a lot of people are using duct tape for the corner edge's before installing the membrane? is it because it is cheap? I'm about to install a TPO roof tomorrow and had thought about using gorilla tape which I purchased. But after cleaning up all my edges and new plywood. I tried a test piece and the gorilla tape didn't stick to the fresh smooth plywood well at all. I also bought dicor seal tite corner tape to do the front vertical corner molding after the roof is done. I tried a small test piece on the roof wood to front metal siding termination area, and it stuck to both materials and won't come off. seams like a great option. Before I choose which one to go with. I thought I'd ask a couple regular rv DIY'rs.

Porfavor nombres de el material GRACIAS

Just wondering what you use to clean the roof from debris since the old plywood is so sticky

How do you clean the dirt and sticky stuff off before you put the new roof on? And i mean the glue from yhe old roof

How did you remove the false cabinet bottom with all the staples so easily without damaging the panel???

how long did this whole process take you. hrs wise??

Amazing, great job.

What if your roof is coming off in super small pieces. My trailer is 40+ years old and I think the roof has never been replaced just some kind of painted sealer on top of it. Now I’m fixing water damage and replacing the roof but it’s so difficult to come off and keeps breaking. Do I have to scrape it or sand it to get it to the bare wood? Or the stuff that’s not coming up do I just put the new roof on top?

good job

I watched your whole repair series. Thanks so much for posting. It gave me the confidence to tackle a ladies rv roof repair. It's not as bad as yours. Thanks so much!

This shouldn’t be a repair but a dismantling.

What size is studs

Awesome video. Great instruction and overview on the whole project as well as the impromptu fixes on the rotted wood sections. This gives me a good starting point to address my roof and how to go about it. Thank you.

Thank you for this. Im starting to rebuild my rv and camper this summer.

Love the video the rusted screws that you removed do you have a specific place you but them from? I’ve been having a hard time finding them.

I'm into a nice little repair of my own currently. lots of fun.. ( not really ) The travel trailer I'm working on has the same aluminum siding. I'm a welder and fabricator, among many other. and as I was removing the bad wood studs from the inside of the trailer and had rusted staples protruding from the siding that I snipped them off flush and thought, how will I reattach the siding to the new studs. I came up with a nice crafty option. I designed a simple bracket and are currently making a bunch of them. If you are doing these kinds of renovations often. Let me know if you might be interested in them. Also. The multitool is an awesome tool. I'm so glad I bought one a while back. RV's are not built to last. and a good example as well others is how they seal up the undercarriage with a tarp material. they know there will be leaks, and the water has to go somewhere. why not turn the undercarriage into a pond. because that's what mine did. The water had nowhere to go other than down and to just keep building up and saturating the entire under deck. stupid idea if you ask me ( or a smart one? ) I cut it all out after the water was done draining for a day. I plan to do something different. Anyhow. I commend you for your dedication. it can be very overwhelming. I know, because even though I know how to repair them, I quit several times. Appreciate the video's.

Good Job.... I'm doing the same thing

Is there a part 2??

(A) for effort and motivation. I would of done things a bit different. But great job on the detailed video. I always say I'm going to video my projects. But when I get into a project. I don't want to stop to mess with a camera.