Stop the leak before it becomes a rebuild.
A failed seal around a vent can rot a floor, delaminate a wall and grow mold where you can’t see it. We find the source, stop it, and repair everything the water touched.

Where water gets in.
The roof is the number one cause of water damage in an RV. These are the seams we reseal and check first.
- Around roof vents
- Around skylights
- Around the air conditioners
- Along the edges and end caps
We recommend a roof inspection once a year, before and after monsoon season.

Check yours tonight.
Water damage starts where you can’t see it. Tick anything you’ve noticed.
Nothing ticked? Keep the yearly roof inspection, and look again after the next storm.
Book an inspectionRebuilt properly, not patched over.
We open it up, dry it out and rebuild it, including the parts other shops miss.


- Leak diagnosis, and resealing around vents, skylights, AC units and edges
- Patches and section repairs without a full replacement
- Complete new roofs in rubber, TPO or fiberglass
- Rotted floors and subfloors replaced
- Delaminated sidewalls re-bonded, or fiberglass panels replaced
- Mold removed and treated
- Cabinets, walls and ceilings rebuilt in our own shop
Awnings, repaired or replaced.
Blown apart in a windstorm or worn out by years of sun, we get it working right, on all makes and models.
- New fabric in your colour
- Rollers, arms and springs
- Manual and electric motors
- Wind damage repair
- Brackets re-secured
- Complete new awnings
What owners said.
Roof repair“The quality of the repair itself was excellent. They clearly know what they’re doing when it comes to RV roof work. Everything looks solid, sealed properly, and ready to hold up over time.”
T.D. A, Google review
Rear wall and cabinets“RV Renovators completely rebuilt the back wall and inside back cabinets in a short amount of time.”
Jim Skelnik, Google review