Parkersburg sits at the WV/Ohio border on I-77, about two hours north of Ashland. Wood County has a growing RV market, and the Ohio River corridor in this part of West Virginia doesn't offer many options for dedicated RV roof work. When Parkersburg-area owners need more than a temporary fix, the drive south on I-77 to Ashland is an all-interstate run that puts them at a shop set up specifically for the kind of roof work that needs to be done correctly.
From Parkersburg, take I-77 South — it's an all-interstate run that drops into Charleston, where you pick up I-64 East into Ashland. The two-hour drive is the kind of commitment people make when they've already spent time looking locally and found that no one in northern West Virginia is set up for serious RV roof work. We get calls from Wood County and the surrounding area from owners who are tired of general mechanics and camper dealers doing patchwork repairs that don't hold through a 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.