Airstream & RV Water Leak Repair Services

Stopping water damage requires finding the leak’s source and fixing it permanently. Our skilled team follows a comprehensive process.

• Thorough Inspection: We meticulously inspect your RV or trailer. We check all common leak points: roof seals, windows, doors, body seams, vents, and fixtures.
• Accurate Detection: We use proven techniques, including controlled water testing, to pinpoint the exact source of even the most elusive leaks. Finding the source is crucial for a lasting repair.
• Comprehensive Repair: We don’t just patch the symptom; we fix the cause.
  • We carefully remove old, failed sealants and damaged materials around the leak source.
  • We clean the area thoroughly to prepare the surface.
  • We use high-quality, appropriate sealants compatible with your trailer’s specific materials (like aluminum or fiberglass). This ensures a durable, watertight seal that lasts.
  • We repair or replace components directly affected by the leak source if necessary.

If your RV has sustained major damage beyond simple leak sealing, explore our RV repair services for full structural restoration.

• Question: How can I tell if my RV or camper has a water leak?
  • Answer: Common signs include visible water stains or discoloration on interior walls, ceilings, or floors; soft or spongy areas when pressing on walls or floors; a persistent musty or moldy odor; or peeling/bubbling of interior surfaces.

• Question: What are the most common causes of water leaks in RVs and vintage trailers?
  • Answer: The most frequent causes are failed or degraded sealants around exterior components like roof vents, skylights, air conditioners, windows, doors, and body seams. Age, UV exposure, and movement during travel can cause these seals to crack or pull away.

• Question: How long does a professional water leak repair typically take?
  • Answer: The time needed to repair a water leak varies depending on the number of leaks, their location, and how difficult they are to access and properly seal. Simple resealing might take a few hours, while tracking down multiple elusive leaks or accessing difficult areas could take longer.

• Question: How much does water leak repair cost?
  • Answer: The cost of water leak repair depends on the number of leaks, their source, location, and the extent of any existing water damage. Simple resealing is less expensive than repairing damage caused by a long-term leak. We provide a detailed quote after a thorough inspection.

• Question: If a leak has already caused damage (like floor rot), is that repaired as part of the leak repair service?
  • Answer: Our primary water leak repair service focuses on finding and fixing the source of the leak to prevent further water intrusion. If water damage like floor rot or wall decay has already occurred, repairing that damage is typically a separate, more extensive restoration task. We can assess the damage and discuss those repair options with you.

• Question: Can I just apply new sealant over the old sealant to fix a leak?
  • Answer: No, simply applying new sealant over old is not recommended and usually will not create a permanent seal. The old, failed sealant needs to be completely removed, the surface cleaned and prepared properly, and then new, compatible sealant applied directly to the clean surface for an effective and lasting repair.