Visible seal concerns
Cracked, separated, lifted, or missing sealant around roof openings or edges can be useful evidence for the service request.
Price Right RV Service
Water stains, failed sealant, soft areas, and visible moisture need an inspection-led next step. Share what you noticed and the Price Right RV service team will review the concern before repair scope is confirmed.
Start with the evidence
Price Right RV handles roof and seal concerns, including visible leaks, resealing needs, water-intrusion clues, and roof-care planning. A stain inside the RV does not always identify where water entered, and a photo alone cannot confirm the complete repair.
Describe when the issue started, where moisture appears, recent storms or storage conditions, and any work already performed. That helps the service team prepare for the right next step.
Reasons to request inspection
Cracked, separated, lifted, or missing sealant around roof openings or edges can be useful evidence for the service request.
Stains, damp materials, odors, bubbling surfaces, or soft areas may point to water intrusion but still require diagnosis.
Note whether moisture appears after rain, snow, storage, travel, or a recent impact. Timing can help narrow the inspection plan.
What happens next
Send the RV details, symptoms, photos, timing, and preferred location.
The service team reviews the request and confirms the next available step.
Findings depend on the roof, seals, visible damage, leak path, and affected materials.
Repair scope is reviewed before approved work moves forward.
Two service locations
12909 Old US Hwy 27
DeWitt, MI 48820
35235 Mound Rd
Sterling Heights, MI 48310
Request roof service
Share the RV year, make, model, VIN when available, the visible concern, recent weather exposure, preferred location, and the best way to reach you.
Diagnosis, parts, timing, and repair scope are confirmed after the team reviews the request and inspects the RV as needed.
Related help
Before you request service
Include the RV year, make, model, VIN when available, when the concern started, where you see moisture or staining, recent weather exposure, and clear photos or video when safe to capture.
Photos can help the service team understand visible clues, but they do not confirm the leak path or repair scope. Water can travel before it becomes visible, so the RV and affected area may need inspection.
Protect the RV from additional exposure when you can do so safely, document the affected area, check your owner's manual, and request service. Do not attempt structural roof work when the damage or safe repair method is uncertain.
Repair scope depends on the RV, the roof material, the leak path, and what inspection finds. The service team reviews the findings and recommended work before repair moves forward.