RV Roof Coating & Repair Specialists in Denver, CO

Protect Your Rig with Professional RV Roof Repair in Denver

High quality RV Roof Restoration & Coating by Fiberglass Worx in Commerce City, CO

Is your RV roof showing signs of damage, wear, or leaking seams? Whether you’re dealing with punctures, dried-out sealant, water stains inside, or just aging materials, your roof is the first and most important line of defense against the elements. At Fiberglass Worx, we specialize in RV roof repair, replacement, and premium coating services for motorhomes, trailers, and fifth wheels across the Denver area.

We don’t cut corners with one-size-fits-all patch jobs or temporary sealants. Our experienced technicians evaluate your entire roof system, from substrate to membrane, and perform long-lasting repairs using industry-trusted materials, quality craftsmanship, and fiberglass expertise you won’t find at general body shops.

What Kind of RV Roof Damage Do We Repair?

We’ve seen it all. From hailstorms in Colorado to sun-baked rubber membranes, your RV roof takes a beating. Here are some of the most common roof issues we repair:

• Cracked or shrinking rubber roofs (TPO/EPDM)
• Deteriorated sealant and open seams
• Roof membrane punctures, gouges, or blisters
• Fiberglass stress cracks
• Water intrusion or soft spots in roof decking
• Hail dents and surface pitting
• Leaking around roof accessories (vents, ACs, skylights, etc.)

Our process includes a full roof inspection so you’re not left guessing. We’ll walk you through the recommended solution step by step.

Should I go with an RV Roof Coating vs Roof Repair?

Not every roof needs to be fully replaced. In many cases, a professionally applied RV roof coating can restore waterproof protection, improve insulation, and extend the life of your roof without the cost of a full tear off. At Fiberglass Worx, we apply high-performance elastomeric and silicone based coatings that are specifically designed for RVs. These aren’t off-the-shelf hardware store products. Every coating is applied indoors in a controlled environment, with proper surface prep, adhesion testing, and professional equipment to ensure long-term performance.

A premium RV roof coating creates a seamless, leak-resistant barrier across your entire roof. It provides superior UV protection, reducing cracking and heat transfer into the cabin. Coated roofs are easier to maintain, require fewer resealing touch ups, and clean up with less effort. Compared to a full roof replacement, coatings are often more affordable and less invasive. Whether your rig has a worn out TPO membrane, aging Dicor sealant, or a patchwork of older repairs, we’ll help you determine whether a coating is the right long-term solution for your roof.

Our RV Roof Repair Process

We believe in doing the job once and doing it right.

1. Inspection & Prep
   We remove old sealants, clean the surface, and check for underlying damage. Any soft spots or water intrusion are addressed first.
2. Structural Repairs
   Damaged plywood or OSB decking is replaced. Vents, skylights, and other components are resealed or replaced as needed.
3. Roof Membrane or Coating Application
   Based on the condition and material of your roof, we either install a new rubber membrane (TPO/EPDM) or apply a thick, commercial-grade coating system.
4. Final Inspection & Leak Test
   Before any job is considered complete, we double-check all seams, penetrations, and transitions with a full leak inspection.
5. Care Instructions
   You'll leave with proper maintenance tips, optional re-seal schedules, and product recommendations to keep your roof protected long term.

Why RV Owners Trust Fiberglass Worx

RV roof repair isn’t just one of many services we offer, it’s a core part of what we do. With more than 20 years of fiberglass and body repair experience, our team understands the materials, systems, and vulnerabilities that come with RV construction. We operate out of a dedicated indoor facility, which allows us to control every variable during repairs and coatings. Unlike mobile crews working outdoors, we’re able to ensure a higher level of precision, safety, and consistency.

Our technicians are trained specifically to handle RV roof systems and we pride ourselves on giving honest assessments without unnecessary upsells. We also offer faster turnaround times without compromising quality. It’s this focus on craftsmanship and transparency that’s earned the trust of RV owners throughout Colorado. From your first quote to the final walkthrough, you’ll know you’re in good hands with Fiberglass Worx.

Serving Denver, Commerce City, Aurora, and Beyond

We’re based in Commerce City and proudly serve customers throughout the Front Range including Arvada, Broomfield, Thornton, and surrounding areas. If you’re passing through Colorado with a damaged roof or leak, we can help get you back on the road safely and permanently.

FAQs About RV Roof Repair

How do I know if my RV roof needs repair?
Look for water stains inside your RV, cracked sealant, visible roof damage, or aging material. If your RV roof is over 10 years old, it’s worth getting inspected.

Can you coat over a damaged rubber roof?
Only if the underlying structure is solid. We’ll inspect the substrate first. In many cases, we’ll recommend removing and replacing sections before applying a coating.

What type of coating do you use?
We use commercial-grade silicone and elastomeric coatings that outperform typical DIY RV roof products. These are designed for long-term UV, water, and impact resistance.

How long does it take?
Most repairs or coatings are completed in 3 to 5 business days depending on the condition and scope.

Do you handle insurance claims?
Yes. We work directly with insurance companies and adjusters to streamline roof damage claims.

Get a Free Estimate for Your RV Roof Repair

Whether you’re dealing with a soft spot, a full roof leak, or just need expert eyes on your aging membrane, we’re ready to help. Call or text us to schedule a free inspection and estimate.

Located in Commerce City, CO
(303) 585-0515
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