# RV Roof Repair and Replacement in Chino > OCRV Center reseals leaking roofs and replaces full membranes on RVs and campers in Chino. Reseals run from about $750, and full EPDM, TPO, or fiberglass replacement ranges up to $18,000 with any water damaged subfloor repaired at the same time. The roof is the most important seal and the easiest to ignore until a stain shows on the ceiling. Rubber and fiberglass roofs fail at the seams and the sealant around vents long before the membrane itself gives out. We inspect, reseal what is sound, and replace what is done before water reaches the wood. Chino owners bring roofs to our Yorba Linda shop. ## Membrane types and how each one fails RV roofs come in a few materials and each ages its own way. EPDM rubber gets chalky and can tear, TPO can crack and pull at the seams, and fiberglass lasts longer but crazes and separates at the edges. Knowing what is on your coach tells us whether a recoat, a seam repair, or a full replacement is right. - EPDM rubber roof recoat and repair - TPO seam and membrane repair - Fiberglass roof crack and edge repair - Vent, fan, and skylight reseal and replacement - Full membrane replacement when the material is spent ## Catch the leak before the subfloor A roof leak rarely shows on the roof. It shows up as a soft floor, a stained ceiling panel, or a musty smell a season later, once the water has already reached the wood. We trace the intrusion back to the failed seam or seal, stop it, and restore any subfloor the water damaged. - Seam and sealant inspection with Dicor and Eternabond - Leak tracing back to the actual source - Soft floor and subfloor restoration - Framing repair where water reached the structure - Sealant maintenance to slow the next failure ## Frequently asked questions ### How do I know if my RV roof needs a reseal or a full replacement? If the membrane is sound and only the seams and sealant are aging, a reseal is usually enough. If the material is cracked, brittle, or the water has reached the substrate, replacement is the honest fix. We inspect the whole roof at our Yorba Linda shop and tell Chino owners which their rig needs. ### Is it cheaper to repair or replace an RV roof? Reseal and spot repair costs far less while the membrane still has life. Once the material fails across the roof, repeated patches cost more than one replacement. We weigh condition against cost so you are not pouring money into a roof that needs replacing. ### What roof materials do you work with? We service EPDM rubber, TPO, and fiberglass roofs, along with the vents, fans, and skylights that penetrate them. Each material calls for its own sealant and method, so we match the fix to what is on your coach rather than treating every roof alike. --- Source: https://oc-rv.com/services/rv-roof-repair/ OCRV Center, 23281 La Palma Ave, Yorba Linda, CA 92887. Phone (949) 799-3387. In shop only; insurance billed direct.