Pikeville is about an hour north of Ashland on US-23 — one of the main corridors connecting eastern Kentucky to the rest of the region. Pike County has a significant number of RV owners, and mountain terrain means roofs take a beating from rain, debris, and temperature swings across the seasons. If you're in Pikeville or anywhere in the Big Sandy Valley and need serious roof work, the run up US-23 to Ashland is straightforward.
US-23 North from Pikeville runs directly to Ashland — it's a route Pike County residents already know well for shopping, medical appointments, and business. The same road that connects communities along the Big Sandy River brings RV owners to us for work they can't get done closer to home. Eastern Kentucky's weather — heavy rain seasons, freeze-thaw cycles in the mountains — accelerates sealant breakdown and membrane wear, and many rigs in the area haven't had a proper roof inspection in years.
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.