Paintsville is the Johnson County seat and one of the communities strung along US-23 between Pikeville and Ashland. The drive north to Ashland runs about an hour through the Big Sandy Valley — a familiar trip for Johnson County residents heading to the regional hub for services. RV owners in this stretch of eastern Kentucky deal with steep terrain, dense canopy that holds moisture, and seasonal weather patterns that put real stress on roof sealant and membranes year after year.
US-23 North from Paintsville connects Johnson County to Ashland in about an hour — passing through Louisa and Lawrence County along the way. It's a well-traveled corridor, and Paintsville residents are accustomed to making the run north when they need something the local area doesn't have. For RV roof work specifically, options in the eastern Kentucky mountains are limited to general mechanics and RV dealers that aren't set up for membrane and decking repairs. We handle those jobs as our primary focus, which is why people from Johnson County and surrounding areas make the trip.
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.