RV Roofs Articles & Videos

• How to Install a Power Vent in an RV

  Due to the closed quarters in an RV and the fact that many RV users choose to camp in wooded areas, the inside of the RV can get stuffy and a bit dank at times. A good method for improving air quality inside your RV is to use power vents on… read more

• Steps for Folding an RV

  Keeping your RV popup camping trailer in proper working order requires the correct dismantling and folding after each use. While tedious at times, the process when done correctly will extend the life of your RV camper trailer. Eventually yo… read more

• How to Fix a Skylight on a Camper With a Rubber Roof

  A lot of newer campers feature a rubber roof, a thermoplastic polyolefin roof or some kind of rubber coating. Rubber roofing is great for protecting the top of the camper from the elements and is good at keeping out water. However, when you… read more

• The Best RV Antennas

  RV traveling is an exciting way to see much of the continent while maintaining some of the comforts of home. RV owners decorate their rigs how they wish, making them feel like home. Modern RVs now have cable and satellite TV connections. In… read more

• Duo Therm RV Air Conditioner Parts

  RV travel is a summer pastime for many. Sticky, humid temperatures contribute to stuffy and fetid air in your RV, making it an uncomfortable place to be. Duo Therm air conditioners, made by Dometic Group, provide a means to cool down the in… read more

• How to Install a Rubber Roof on a RV Trailer

  A rubber RV roof is an alternative to a metal roof. Both will seal out rain and snow as well as provide protection against wind and direct sunlight. Rubber roofs are easy to install and require only a few simple tools. You can do the insta… read more

• How to Recharge a Roof Vent Air Conditioner for a Camper

  Use your RV generator to charge RV appliances such as air conditioners, house batteries and microwave ovens. The process is moderately easy and only requires a few hours for a complete charge. The best time to charge a roof vent air condit… read more

• How to Attach RV Roof Carriers

  If you need transport camping equipment, hiking gear, bicycles or luggage, an RV carrier is your easiest option . The installation process only requires a few simple steps. Aluminum RV carriers are durable, adjustable and attach directly to… read more

• RV Roof Air Conditioner Troubleshooting

  Whether your RV air conditioner draws air in from the back or blows it out the back, you must perform routine troubleshooting steps to keep it working optimally. Most troubleshooting tips for air conditioners are easy to perform and require… read more

• How to Fix a Rotten RV Roof From the Inside

  Any time a pool of water gathers in one spot and does not receive enough ventilation to properly evaporate, rotting will occur. An RV roof will rot if unsealed holes allow rain and snow to enter the trailer. The sealing process can be as si… read more

• How to Attach a Carrier to an RV Roof

  RV carriers make it easy to transport camping gear and equipment, bicycles and luggage. You'll need to choose the appropriate size carrier and follow a few installation steps. Aluminum RV carriers are sturdy, adjustable and mount directly t… read more

• How to Seal an RV Air Conditioner

  RV air conditioners require general maintenance to prevent leaks. If leakage occurs in an air conditioner that has been installed for some time, you'll need to seal the unit with a rubber compression gasket. Placing the gasket between the r… read more

• The Best Products to Fix RV Roof Leaks

  RV roofs come in three types: fiberglass, sheet metal and EPDM rubber. Each type has its own strengths and weaknesses, but they all have one thing in common: They must be properly maintained to prevent leaks. Metal and fiberglass roofs are… read more

• How to Clean an RV Roof Vent

  Rooftop recreational vehicle (RV) vents become dirty from outside debris falling on the vent and from inside cooking smoke rising through the vent. A vent requires cleaning if it's filled with debris that prevents the fan from operating pro… read more

• How to Remove Black Spots From Fiberglass RV Roof

  Over time, dirt accumulation leaves black spots and chalky oxidation on fiberglass RV roofs. Periodic cleaning (once every three to four months) is required, which also will help protect the gelcoat resin surface. Gelcoat is a thick, harden… read more

• How to Install an RV TV Antenna

  Owning an RV and taking trips in your motor home means spending a lot of time on the road. While this might become boring after awhile, adding a television to your RV helps break up the boredom. Not only do passengers have the chance to wat… read more

• How to Caulk an RV Rubber Roof

  Rubber RV roofs, also known as EPDM roofs, are sturdy and long-lasting. They do require regular maintenance, however. Clean and inspect your RV roof every three months to determine whether it needs repair. During your inspection, check the… read more

• RV Air Conditioner Seal Replacement Procedures

  RVs have a tendency to develop leaks wherever there is an opening in the roof, and a good example of this is around the air conditioner. Many RV owners fix this by applying sealant tape or caulking around the seam between the air conditioni… read more

• How to Install a Roof Air Conditioner in an RV

  RVs are used to camp out in the great outdoors while retaining some creature comforts. One of those is air conditioning. It is possible that your new RV did not come with an air conditioner or maybe you bought a used RV that did not have on… read more

• How to Caulk an RV

  RVs are heavily exposed to the elements. One of the regular maintenance chores of RV ownerships is inspection and replacement of the caulking. This is a fairly easy task, and a lack of experience only means that your cleanup after the job i… read more

• How to Fix a Leaky RV Roof

  The roofs of RVs are prone to developing leaks. Like the roof of a house, the are often exposed to the elements every day, all year around. While it is uncommon to see an actual puncture in a roof due to routine wear and tear, the seams and… read more

• How to Fix an RV Roof

  Given the size of RVs, many owners are forced to leave their vehicles exposed to the elements all year. That, plus the odd falling tree limb or rock at a campground, puts a lot of wear and tear on the roof, so basic roof repair is one of th… read more

• How to Remove Camper Rubber Roofing

  Most RV campers or vehicles have a roof covered with a rubber or rubberized fabric. These are durable and do a good job in weatherizing the top of the camper. In some instances, it may be necessary to remove this rubber coating, either to r… read more

• How to Replace an Aluminum Roof on an RV

  Because you might rarely see it, you can easily forget about the condition of your recreational vehicle's roof. It is essential to keep the roof in good repair to prevent leaks and rot, which can lead to interior damage. Although there are… read more

• How to Repair a C Class RV Roof

  RV roofs in general take a beating from the elements. However, the roofs of C-class RVs are somewhat more prone to wear and tear than those of other RVs, because of their curved or angled front sections that rest over the top of the driver'… read more

• How to Build an RV Shelter

  A simple RV shelter can add years to the life of your RV, keeping it removed from all types of weather, thus requiring you to do less maintenance on it. While the idea of creating a shelter for your RV may seem complicated, it does not have… read more

• How to Keep Mice Out of an RV

  Recreational vehicles are notorious for having a lot of little openings for mice to crawl into. While mice live happily in your RV, they chew on your wires and insulation. It is better to rodent-proof your RV to prevent mice from entering t… read more