A coated white RV roof under an open California sky at sunset

California RV Roof Coating

The roof.
Sealed.

A seamless 100% silicone coat for any RV. We come to you, anywhere in California.

Book an inspectionSee the finish

Quiet on the outside.
Dry on the inside.

Cleaned, sealed, and coated in white silicone. The membrane is the job. The van stays parked.

An RV roof halfway through a silicone coat, chalky membrane still visible in the foreground
In progress
The finished white silicone coat, air conditioner and vents left in place
Finished
100% silicone
A reflective white coat that moves with the roof instead of cracking at the seams.
On your site
Prep, seal every penetration, then coat. The rig stays parked.
All of California
Mobile service. We come to the rig, wherever it is parked in the state.

Why 100% silicone.

Water beading on a white silicone RV roof around the air conditioner and a vent
Waterproof
Low spots on an RV roof hold water. 100% silicone stays bonded and keeps that water on top of the roof.
Sunlight hitting a white RV roof and reflecting away, with the cabin staying cool
Reflects 88%
It reflects 88% of sunlight. The roof runs cooler, so the air conditioner works less.
A roof coating flexing under sun, rain, wind, and cold
Weathering Resistance
Rain, snow, wind, and dust hit a flat roof all year. The coat flexes instead of cracking, resists mold, and the white stays cleaner.

Three steps. One day.

  1. 01

    Inspect

    We walk the roof and mark seams, vents, skylights, and any soft spots before a drop of coating goes down.

  2. 02

    Clean

    The surface is cleaned and dried. Every penetration is sealed so water has nowhere to start.

  3. 03

    Coat

    One coat of white 100% silicone, rolled to a uniform satin. No patches. No lap lines from the driveway.

We come to the driveway.

Anywhere in California. No shop drop-off. The rig stays where it is parked.

  • Bay Area
  • Sacramento
  • Central Valley
  • Central Coast
  • Los Angeles
  • Inland Empire
  • San Diego
  • North Coast

Questions

How long does a roof take?+

Most van and trailer roofs are finished in a single day, once the surface is dry and the weather holds.

Which roofs can you coat?+

Rubber, fiberglass, and metal roofs on any RV: motorhomes, camper vans, and trailers. We inspect first and tell you if a coat is the wrong fix.

Do I need to be there?+

Yes. The vehicle stays parked. We need a clear path around it and access to the roof.

Why white?+

A fresh white membrane reflects more sun than a dark or chalked roof, so the interior stays cooler and the coating takes less UV.

Request an inspection.

Call 206-535-3885. Or leave the vehicle and the city, and call to set a time. No deposit to ask.