Charleston is roughly two hours from Ashland via I-64 East — a manageable haul when you're dealing with a roof problem that could cost you thousands in interior damage if you ignore it. Kanawha County has a strong RV ownership base, and the mountains and river valleys of central West Virginia put real wear on roof membranes and sealants. If you've been putting off a roof inspection or know something isn't right, the trip to Ashland pays for itself.
From Charleston, I-64 East takes you straight to Ashland — it's a clean interstate run with no complicated routing. Charleston is the largest metro in West Virginia, which means there are a lot of RVs in and around Kanawha County that need proper maintenance and no shortage of general shops that aren't equipped to handle roof work correctly. Customers from the Charleston area typically come to us when they've already tried a quick fix that didn't hold, or when they want it done right the first time and not revisited next season.
We work on all roof types — EPDM rubber, TPO, fiberglass, and aluminum — and on all RV classes: Class A motorhomes, Class C rigs, fifth wheels, and travel trailers. Whatever you're running, we've seen it.
All work is done in Ashland, KY. We don't do mobile service — proper RV roof work requires a controlled environment for prep, application, and cure. Schedule an inspection and we'll get you on the calendar. Contact us →
Call or submit a request — we'll get you scheduled and tell you exactly what your roof needs.