A silicone roof system can be an excellent option when the existing roof is a suitable candidate and is properly prepared. The quality of the result depends on inspection, repairs, cleaning, detailing and application — not simply rolling coating over an old roof.
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.
Silicone roof systems can be a strong restoration option when the existing RV roof is a suitable candidate and the preparation is done correctly. RV Renew Repair evaluates the roof, corrects repair issues first, prepares the surface and then builds the coating system around Florida sun, rain, humidity and storm exposure.
Central Florida roofs live through intense UV exposure, heat, heavy summer rain, humidity and storm seasons. A restoration system has to do more than look white when it leaves the shop; the underlying seams, penetrations, damaged areas and surface preparation all matter to long-term performance.
Silicone coating should not be used to hide rotten decking, active structural damage or unresolved water intrusion. We inspect and repair the roof condition first so the coating is applied over a roof that is appropriate for restoration.
Edges, seams, vents, skylights and rooftop equipment must be evaluated before coating. Cleaning, adhesion, repairs and detail work are critical parts of the process because a coating system is only as reliable as the roof preparation underneath it.
The existing roof material and prior coatings affect preparation and compatibility. We identify what is already on the RV before recommending a silicone restoration approach.
Qualifying silicone roof projects may include a written 10-year warranty. Coverage depends on the specific job and the written warranty provided with that project; those written terms control.
It is a liquid-applied roof restoration system that creates a continuous protective surface over a properly prepared and suitable RV roof.
Not automatically. The existing roof material, prior coatings, adhesion, damage and moisture condition must be evaluated first.
No. Structural or deck damage should be repaired before a coating system is applied.
Cleaning, adhesion, seam and penetration repairs, and correction of damaged areas are what allow the finished coating system to perform as intended.
It can be a strong option for qualifying roofs because it creates a continuous protective surface, but the roof condition and preparation determine whether it is appropriate.
Those areas are inspected and addressed as needed because penetrations and transitions are common leak points.
Qualifying silicone roof projects may include a written 10-year warranty. The written warranty issued for the job controls the actual coverage.
Bring it to our Longwood facility or ask about pickup and delivery.