Bubbles, waves or separated exterior fiberglass can be cosmetic, adhesive-related, structural or water-driven. We assess the wall assembly and source before recommending a repair plan.
We don’t want to sell a surface-level fix when the underlying problem is still active. Our process begins by understanding the symptoms, inspecting the affected systems and defining the work needed to restore the RV properly.
Share the RV type, symptoms, location and photos if available.
We assess the problem and identify what needs repair, replacement or further access.
Approved work is completed at our Longwood facility or as otherwise arranged.
We review repaired systems and explain care or follow-up recommendations.
Our facility at 210 Orange Ave, Longwood, FL 32750 serves RV owners throughout Greater Orlando and Central Florida. For qualifying repairs, pickup and delivery can also be arranged.
RV delamination is the separation of layers in a laminated wall or exterior panel. It often appears as bubbling, waves or areas where the fiberglass skin no longer feels bonded to the structure beneath it. Water intrusion is a common contributor, so the cause must be identified before the wall is restored.
Bubbles, ripples or raised sections in a fiberglass sidewall can indicate that the outer skin and underlying layers are no longer bonded correctly. The visible area does not always show the full extent of the separation.
Laminated RV walls combine multiple materials into one panel. Repair may involve opening the affected area, correcting damaged substrate or framing, restoring the bond and refinishing the exterior depending on the construction and severity of the damage.
Leaks around roofs, windows, trim, corner moldings and exterior penetrations can feed moisture into laminated walls. If water intrusion is still active, repairing only the bubble will not solve the underlying problem.
Laminated-wall work can require controlled access, disassembly, structural repair, bonding, curing and finish work. Those steps are often better suited to a shop environment than a quick mobile repair.
It commonly appears as bubbling, rippling, waves or areas of fiberglass sidewall that no longer feel firmly bonded to the wall underneath.
Water intrusion is a common cause, but heat, failed adhesives, impact damage and construction issues can also contribute.
Often, yes. Repairability depends on the size of the affected area, the condition of the underlying wall and whether the cause of the damage can be corrected.
Yes. If water intrusion caused or contributed to the delamination, the entry point should be corrected as part of the overall repair plan.
It can. Continued moisture, heat and movement can allow separation to expand beyond the first visible bubble.
Yes. We evaluate delamination on different RV types, including fifth wheels, travel trailers and motorhomes.
Yes. Our Longwood facility serves Orlando and Central Florida.
Bring it to our Longwood facility or ask about pickup and delivery.