Water and storm damage hides in the roof, seals, and walls and gets expensive when ignored. We trace the source, document the full extent, and bill your carrier direct so the repair is complete.
Storm and water damage rarely shows its full scope at first glance. A small stain can sit over soaked framing. Here is how we find the source, document it, and repair it on an RV or fleet vehicle.
Finding the source of the water
Water travels, so the stain you see is seldom where the leak starts. We trace it back to the roof, a seam, a window, or a slide seal before pricing the repair.
- Roof, seams, and slide seals inspected
- Windows and vents checked for failed seals
- Framing and floor probed for soft, soaked areas
Repairing structure and finishes
Once the source is sealed, we repair the framing, floor, and interior finishes the water reached, so the fix is structural and not just cosmetic.
Documenting the claim
Storm and water losses are usually comprehensive claims. We document the source and the spread, supplement as hidden damage appears, and bill your carrier direct.
Frequently asked questions
Is RV water damage covered by insurance?+
Sudden storm and water intrusion is often covered under comprehensive coverage, while long term seepage may not be. We document the source and extent so the claim reflects what actually happened.
How do you find where the water is getting in?+
We inspect the roof, seams, windows, vents, and slide seals, then trace the path the water took inside. The visible stain is rarely the entry point, so we follow it back to the real source.
Why does water damage need to be repaired quickly?+
Trapped moisture spreads into framing, floors, and insulation and gets more costly the longer it sits. Bringing the rig in promptly keeps a contained leak from becoming a structural repair.
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