Does anyone know someone that's good that can re-seal and rooster my WW roof, and is mobil. Looking for quaility work, and fair rates. I'm in Chino Hills

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What's "rooster"????

nevermind, I get it now. duh.

Can you PM me to Shawn

Too funny, I typed this up quick and misspelled CAULK, someone monitering must have changed it, it gave me a laugh, I had to do a double take and say what?? oh I get it. LOL. I called your guy Shawn, thanks, coming over today.

I have a 23' I need to do the same with. What is the average cost for something like this?

Thanks

Rene, K+N is right up the road.

Ive actually got mine at Warrior Lifestyles right now having them resealing my roof and test fit a 2007/2008 fiberglass front cap on my 2006 5th wheel. My trailer had a small ripple at the top right front of the trailer. Turns out that if WW roofs are not inspected/sealed on a regular basis the caulking drys out and cracks causing water leaks and then wood damage. You might want to pay a little extra attention to yours where the front cap meets the roof. I climbed up on mine and sure enough, I could see a crack in the caulking. Luckily I caught mine in time before it got bad and caused alot of damage.

Just checked mine last weekend. small crack found in the caulk of the bathroom skylight. easy repair. everything else checked out fine.

How did it go?

Was wondering not to long ago if the newer fiberglass front caps would fit the older trailers. I have an 06 FSC3200 that would look good with the newer style cap. Let us know if it works out on your 5th wheel.

My roof needs to be resealed also. I need to make time to drop it off with you guys Shawn.

everything went well, Jeff fixed were the front cap was lifting with more and better screws, and re-caulked. I'm happy, and I did not have to move the beast from the side of my house. I would use him again, and refer him.

His name is Jeff @ 951 440-2773, tell him Matt from Chino Hills reffered you.

Thanks
Matt

Just a heads up check those damn 14" X 14" roof vents seems all the maunfacturers put the thin plastic ones on. They last about 2-4 years and then fall apart. The potential for water damage from these to inside of rig is hugh.
Just my 2 cents