Whether your trailer is for work or for play, it faces all sorts of weather conditions over its service life. At Ainsworth Trailer Repair of Denver, we have seen every way that trailers become damaged by environmental exposure, and we can tell you this—allowing a roof leak to go without timely repair is one of the surest ways to completely damage your trailer.
Water, Water, Everywhere. . .
A roof leak can spring up nearly anywhere on your trailer roof, no matter how, or what, its construction method and materials are. Worse yet, a roof leak can appear to be coming from a place far from where the actual the leak begins. It could even look like a condensation problem or a plumbing leak in a recreational trailer if the water only pools in a distant rear floor corner but is actually coming in through the roof or the top of a leaking slide out.
Water is seemingly benign, but it effectively attacks all manner or materials as a solvent. Water oxidizes both steel and aluminum, it swells the cells of kiln dried plywood, gets into any lamination flaws of fiberglass, attacks the resins that hold together oriented strand and particle board, and provides a ready growth environment for mold and mildew.
Don’t Wait Trying To Hunt Down A Leak
Ainsworth Trailer Repair of Denver has ten full time mechanics on staff to attend to your leaking trailer. With a roof leak being possibly caused by damaged seams, penetration of the roof paneling itself by a tree branch, a failing skylight, to name a few, a leak test can take some time and trained eyeballs seeing the actual problem. We have the experience and the manpower to quickly identify your trailer roof problem and the expertise to make a near OEM-level repair of the damage. If it comes right down to it, we even have the skill to replace your trailer’s current roof with a new one.
Contact Us Today
If your trailer roof needs repair, you’ll want it in our conveniently located, 20,000 square foot repair facility quickly. Ainsworth Trailer Repair of Denver always gives free quotes on any size job, on any size trailer, whether for long hauling freight or for transporting your pony.
