RV Roof Repair, Leak Repair & Lifetime Forever Roofs
RV roof repair at Patriots RV Services, Krum TX, north of Dallas–Fort Worth: leak repair, reseal, soft-spot and rot repair, hail claims, and the AeroArmor Solar Shield lifetime no-leak roof from $5,000. Call 940-488-5047.
Patriots RV Services repairs RV roofs at our Krum, Texas shop, north of Dallas–Fort Worth: leak repair and resealing, soft-spot and rot repair, hail and storm damage, and the AeroArmor Solar Shield lifetime no-leak roof from $5,000 ($275 per linear foot). Most roof upgrades are finished in five days. Get an estimate in under 2 minutes or call 940-488-5047.
An RV roof is a thin rubber membrane over wood or composite decking, and every seam, vent, skylight and air-conditioner base on it is a place water can get in. One hail storm or one low tree limb can open it up in seconds, and a slow seam leak can rot the decking for a season before you see a stain inside. We fix all of it — and for owners who never want to climb up and inspect sealant again, we install a roof that ends the problem for good.
RV Roof Repair Services
| Service | What it fixes | Turnaround | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roof inspection | Seams, sealant, vents, skylights, AC bases, soft spots; done when the RV is dropped off, findings discussed with you before any work | At drop-off | Included with any roof job |
| Leak repair & reseal | Failed Dicor or lap sealant, seam separation, cracked vent and skylight flanges, AC gasket leaks | Quoted after inspection | Quoted after inspection |
| Soft-spot & rot repair | Water-damaged decking under the membrane, delaminated plywood, rotted framing around penetrations | Quoted after inspection | Quoted after inspection |
| Membrane patch or traditional repair | Tears, punctures and limb damage in rubber, TPO or fiberglass roofs when a full roof is not warranted | Quoted after inspection | Quoted after inspection |
| AeroArmor Solar Shield forever roof | Complete roof replacement: every roof component stripped, decking repaired, then a triple-ply insulated white polyurea roof sprayed on, with a Lifetime No-Leak Guarantee | Most done in 5 days or less | $275 per linear foot, $5,000 minimum — $5,000 to $12,000 for most RVs up to 43 ft |
| Hail & storm damage (insurance) | Inspection, photo documentation and claim handling with your insurer; when the damage is covered, the AeroArmor upgrade is covered once the claim is accepted | Per the claim | Per the claim |
AeroArmor pricing is subject to change based on roof damage, upgrades and other factors, but a straight roof upgrade falls inside the range above. Traditional repairs are quoted after we have seen the roof — a reseal on a sound membrane and a rot repair under a failed one are very different jobs, and we would rather give you a real number than a guess.
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How much does RV roof repair cost?
At Patriots RV Services an AeroArmor Solar Shield roof costs $275 per linear foot with a $5,000 minimum, which puts most RVs between $5,000 and $12,000 — a 30-foot trailer is $8,250, a 43-foot fifth wheel about $12,000. Traditional leak repairs, reseals and rot repairs are quoted after inspection because the price depends almost entirely on what is under the membrane.
For comparison, having a dealer remove and replace a rubber membrane on a large RV commonly runs $10,000 to $20,000, and that buys you another thin membrane with the same seams, the same annual sealant inspections and the same exposure to the next hail storm. The AeroArmor roof typically costs about half of a membrane replacement and is the last roof the RV will need. We break the numbers down further in our RV roof cost guide and on the AeroArmor roof cost page.
How do I know if my RV roof is leaking?
The usual signs are a water stain or soft ceiling panel inside, a musty smell after rain, bubbling or delamination on the front cap or sidewalls, and sealant on the roof that has cracked, lifted or pulled away from a vent or AC base. By the time a stain shows inside, water has usually been in the decking for a while, which is why we inspect every roof the day the RV is dropped off and call you before we touch anything.
If you want to check your own roof first, our guides on finding and fixing an RV roof leak and rotted RV roof repair walk through what to look for. If you find soft spots, stop there and give us a call — walking on rotted decking makes it worse.
Repair, replace, or AeroArmor?
A small puncture or a failed bead of sealant on an otherwise sound roof is a repair, and we will do exactly that. A roof with widespread sealant failure, multiple soft spots, or hail damage across the membrane is past patching; the honest choices are a new membrane or an AeroArmor roof. We recommend AeroArmor for almost every roof in that second group because it costs about half of what a membrane replacement does, it is maintenance-free, and it carries a Lifetime No-Leak Guarantee that no membrane can match.
Either way the roof comes off completely. Every AeroArmor installation starts with stripping and removing all roof components, inspecting and repairing the decking, and only then applying the roof — we never spray over a failed membrane. If we find hidden damage after the rubber is off, we call you immediately with pricing before going further.
What is the AeroArmor Solar Shield?
AeroArmor Solar Shield is a next-generation, patent-pending spray-on RV roof: the first and only triple-ply, insulated, dual-white polyurea roof system on the market. An inert geo-textile insulation layer goes down first, a dull-white polyurea durability coat is sprayed directly onto it in cross-hatched layers for impact and hail resistance, and a bright-white, glossy, UV-stable polyurea top coat finishes it. The white surface reflects the Texas sun instead of absorbing it, which is why owners measure interiors up to 25°F cooler in summer and warmer in winter, and why air conditioners cycle less.
There is nothing to maintain: no Dicor, no silicone, no climbing up to inspect seams. It has shrugged off baseball-sized hail that totaled every other RV in the park. And it comes with a Lifetime No-Leak Guarantee, transferable one time to the next owner with conditions. The full story — and how it compares with first-generation polyurea roofs — is on the AeroArmor Solar Shield page.
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Get an Estimate →Schedule a ConsultationSee Roof Cost ComparisonWho repairs RV roofs near Dallas–Fort Worth?
Patriots RV Services repairs RV roofs at 11399 US-380 W in Krum, Texas, about 45 minutes north of Dallas and Fort Worth and minutes west of Denton. All roof work is done at our facility. AeroArmor in particular cannot be done in a driveway: the polyurea is mixed and sprayed with industrial equipment in a controlled environment, so our shop runs two dedicated spray-on polyurea bays alongside two 60-foot paint bays. Owners bring us rigs from across Texas and from Oklahoma and Arkansas, and because a roof upgrade is usually a Monday-in, Friday-out job, the drive is worth it.
If you are searching for RV roof repair near you anywhere in North Texas, call us before you book a mobile tech to reseal a roof that may already be rotting underneath — an inspection at drop-off tells you what you actually have.
How long does RV roof repair take?
Most AeroArmor roof upgrades are finished in five days or less: drop the RV off on Monday and we expect it done Friday, subject to what we find once the old roof is off. A reseal or a small patch is typically faster; a rot repair under a failed membrane can take longer because the decking has to dry and be rebuilt before anything goes back on. We give you a schedule at drop-off and send photos as the work progresses.
Does insurance cover RV roof hail damage?
Often, yes. Hail and storm damage to an RV roof is normally a comprehensive claim, and when the damage is covered, the AeroArmor upgrade is covered once your insurance company accepts the claim. You open the claim; we handle the rest — inspection, photo documentation of every step, and the back-and-forth with the adjuster — and keep you updated by email throughout. Insurers like the outcome too: once an AeroArmor roof is on, hail is no longer a reason to file another roof claim.
What RV Owners Say
★★★★★Love the product (AeroArmor Solar Shield). Roland and his team explained the whole process, the cost and time to complete. All my questions answered. The job is neat and clean, they added Maxair covers and painted my a/c covers. They also sealed my a/c ducts. When I walked in my camper the A/C’s were off..and it was 70 degrees….it was 102 outside. The a/c system was set to 72.. So if I wanted to make it colder I’m sure it would cool down more with no issues. So to repair the roof and have it replaced at the dealer…their quote was 12k to 20k…This is a lifetime roof for half the cost which is a no-brainer.
Chris Doherty
★★★★★Roland and his team are awesome. One of the most professional businesses I have ever dealt with. I had them do my roof and change out the AC’s. It was 100 degrees when I picked up my camper and it was 68 inside. They sent pictures during every step of the process and finished when they said it would. I cannot recommend them enough.
Google review
★★★★★Many thanks to Roland, Lynn, Bobby, Ryan and the rest of the Patriots RV team. The level of courtesy and expertise displayed to me by the folks at Patriots RV was overwhelming. They worked tirelessly with my insurance company to gain a fair settlement on my behalf.
Google review
Patriots RV Services holds a 4.9-star Google rating. Read more on our reviews page.
Schedule Your RV Roof Repair
Start with the estimator — it takes about two minutes and gives you an AeroArmor price for your RV’s length — or book a drop-off and we will inspect the roof and quote the repair the same day.
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