RV Roof Reseal in Apopka, FL

RV Repair Apopka provides comprehensive RV roof reseal service throughout Orange, Seminole, and surrounding counties. Annual roof resealing is the single most important RV maintenance task in Florida's UV-intense climate. We replace all lap sealant in one visit. Call (407) 326-5500.

A full RV roof reseal - replacing all lap sealant around every roof penetration - is the highest-value preventive maintenance you can do on an RV in Florida. Lap sealant degrades in UV sunlight and should be inspected annually and replaced every 2 to 3 years, or more frequently if you see cracking, lifting, or discoloration.

We use Dicor self-leveling lap sealant for horizontal applications (around vents, AC units, antennas, and TV mounts) and Dicor non-sag for vertical applications (front and rear cap seams, sidewall-to-roof transitions). We match the sealant to the roof material - rubber-compatible products for EPDM roofs, appropriate products for TPO and fiberglass.

What's Included in a Full Roof Reseal

How Long Does a Full Reseal Take

A typical travel trailer or Class C motorhome roof reseal takes 3 to 5 hours on-site depending on the number of roof penetrations and the length of the coach. A large Class A motorhome with multiple ACs, multiple vents, satellite dishes, and solar panels can take a full day. We can schedule your reseal as a morning appointment to allow full cure time before any rain.

Service area: Apopka, Longwood, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Lake Mary, DeLand, Deltona, DeBary, Mount Dora, Tavares, Leesburg, and all surrounding communities in Orange, Seminole, Lake, and Volusia counties.

Pricing for RV Roof Reseal

Starting price range: $450 - $850. Flat-rate quote provided before any work begins. Request a free quote online or call (407) 326-5500.

*Estimates only. Final price determined on-site after diagnosis. Parts and labor included in flat rate.

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FAQ

Common Questions

Every 2 years is the recommended schedule for Florida RVs stored outdoors. RVs stored under cover can sometimes go 3 years. Inspect annually - if you see any cracking, lifting, or discoloration of the existing sealant, don't wait for the scheduled interval.

You can, but it's easy to use the wrong sealant type or miss critical areas that need prep work. Using silicone on an EPDM roof, for example, will cause the sealant to fail prematurely because silicone doesn't bond to EPDM rubber. Professional reseal ensures the right products in the right places.

Before - schedule in April or May before the heavy rain starts in June. This gives new sealant time to fully cure and bond before it faces its first serious rain test.

New RVs should have their roof sealant inspected at 6 months and annually after that. The factory-applied sealant often needs touching up within the first year as the coach flexes during its first season of use.

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Mobile service in Apopka and surrounding areas. Flat-rate pricing, no towing fees, same-day availability.