The Rv Roof man 9754 Kent Street, Elk Grove, CA 95624

"Ron did a great job on our roof. Highly recommend this place."

"Been using there products for a few years now. Top notch nothing better on the market."

"The roof of my trailer on my box truck peeled back like a can of spam. I called the Roof Man on Thursday morning for a quote. Received the quote, ordered parts that same day. Parts arrived Friday at 11am. By 6pm the entire job was completed and my trailer was back functional so I could continue back working with very little down time. Much respect to the Roof Man and his team."

"Extremely pleased with the work Ron and his crew did to our RV. Roof Repair and Seal. Knowledgeable , Fair, Detailed and friendly. Very satisfied!"

"In May (2019) I had the unfortunate discovery that my 5th wheel roof was collapsing. I have a 2010 Crossroads Cruiser which I had purchased a year earlier but I didn't know the roof had "issues", But my brother got up there to repair a skylight and noticed the roof was severely sagging so I search for a place to have it looked at. I knew it was going to be expensive and I might have to scrap the whole RV as spending 20k to repair the roof was more than the value of the 5th wheel. After calling around to various RV repair shops I had one tell me to look up "The RV Roof Man" in Sacramento, CA. I called and he asked me to bring the RV down to Sacramento (an hour drive for me) so I did. He and one of his experts immediately got in there and from the inside was able to fish a camera up into the roof and they immediately found the problem. The top and bottom of the roof was separated by thin sheet metal supports and that sheet metal had bent and collapsed. He immediately gave me an estimate that was reasonable and within my budget and the value of the 5th wheel. So after I gave him a deposit, I left the RV there for the repair. When he actually tore the roof apart he found that the issue was actually a severe design flaw in the roof done by the manufacturer. The roof supports were only separated and supported by the sheet metal separators (see pics.) This design was failing miserably and that he'd have to replace the entire roof from front to back to do it right. He offered to take on the cost of the entire repair if I'd only pay additional above the estimate for material costs. I agreed and he got to work. It took three weeks to do all the work and he redesigned the roof support system and at first said it would add an additional 500+ lbs to the RV weight. I asked if there was anything he could do to reduce that as I knew my carrying capacity wasn't a lot to begin with. So he redesigned the solution again and cut that weight increase by almost 1/2 to around 250 lbs. I said "great" and he proceeded with the repair. As a fulltime RVer I was pressured to get back into my rig so after a couple weeks I voiced a little urgency to finish up the work and he obliged. In an effort to get the work completed quickly he did something he wouldn't normally do, he didn't put fabric on the radius trim molding on the roof edges and just applied his "forever roof" material to the radius trim directly. Because of the uneven bonding of this painted on roof layer on vertical surfaces the edges of the roof clumped a little causing an uneven surface on the radius trim. Not a big issue for me but he offered to remove the trim, strip it and apply the fabric and reseal it with the roof material. But I knew he was already way over cost on this repair and it would have cost me over twice as much to have it done anywhere else. So I told him to not worry about it. If I wanted I could sand it down and apply a smooth coat of the roofing material if it later bothered me and as this only affected the vertical surfaces I wasn't worried about it. The top of the roof is as smooth as glass and looks great. In the preceding months I have traveled across the country almost 9000 miles. I have been through severe hail storms, heavy rains, thunder and lightning and high heat and humidity and the roof has weathered it all perfectly. Even with the golf ball size hail dented my truck and destroyed an old roof vent I had (nothing to do with the roof replacement) the roof came through with flying colors. I would highly recommend you bring your RV to The RV Roof Man for all your roof repair needs. He also does other RV work related to interior issues with your RV (cabinet repair, walls and floors) so give him your business if you want an excellent repair job done on your RV. And he stands by his work and is very conscientious about the end results. He will always do you right. I couldn't recommend him enough."