leaky roof

[EMcCalister]

Hasanyone had any problems with the roof seals on there weekend warrior? I have an 06 33' fiver. The problem is that where the rubber roof tucks under the fiberglass cap. I have water damage on both the front and back of the trailer. WW said it is customer responsibility to check the seals which is fine but the trailer is only two and a half years old and there is no way they should start leaking that soon. If anyone has ran into this what did you do? The damage is pretty exstinsive.

 

[surfbeetle]

Last year while camping, I camped next to a WW owner. He said that he had WW replace the entire roof structure as it was bad. Then he went on to say that when the repair guy was putting on the one piece rubber skin on the top, he accidentally made a tear and was going to attempt to just patch it with sealer. That wasn't an acceptable to option to the guy I camped with. He made them do the rubber membrane over again.

 

[HBarlow]

Owner's manuals usually advise owner's to inspect their roofs annually. Many seams on an RV are caulked. The combination of flexing caused by travel and drying and shrinking of caulk opens seams which require recaulking from time to time.



I doubt you will get a favorable response from Weekend Warrier if seams were not inspected and caulked but it is a fairly new unit. You should probably start the process by talking to your selling dealer.

 

[MoparDave]

I've seen a lot of roofs leak in that area. I sealed mine with this. Eternabond RoofSeal Roof Repair Tape, RV Roof Repair Tape, Miracle RV Roof Tape