A roof leak on a mobile home rarely shows up where the water is getting in. Water travels along the deck and framing before it drips through a ceiling, so finding the true source is half the job. We trace it back, repair the failed area, and re-coat the roof so the whole surface sheds water again.
What's included
- Leak detection and repair
- Roof coating and sealing
- Ponding water solutions
- Ceiling damage prevention
Signs you may need this
- Brown stains or sagging on the ceiling
- Ponding water that sits on a flat roof
- Chalky, cracked or peeling roof coating
- Separated seams or lifted panels and shingles
Common causes of roof leaks
Many manufactured homes have a low-slope metal roof, and the leaks almost always start at a seam, a penetration or a worn coating. Failed sealant around vents and the AC, ponding water, and chalky coating that no longer sheds water are the usual culprits.
Repair and re-coat
For a flat or metal roof, the most reliable long-term fix is to repair the failed spots and then apply a full elastomeric coating. That seals seams and penetrations and gives the whole roof a fresh watertight membrane instead of a patchwork that keeps failing somewhere new.
- Leak detection traced from the stain to the source
- Seam and penetration sealing
- Ponding water solutions
- Full roof coating to protect ceilings and insulation
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