Portsmouth is about 45 minutes south of Ashland on US-23 — a familiar road for Scioto County residents who already cross into Kentucky for various services. The Ohio River valley climate brings wet winters and humid summers that wear hard on RV roof membranes, and Scioto County has a solid base of RV owners who camp along the river and use their rigs throughout the season. When roof work is needed, the short drive to Ashland gets it handled correctly.
US-23 South from Portsmouth drops you into Ashland in under an hour — it's one of the more direct routes connecting southern Ohio to the Kentucky side of the tri-state area. Portsmouth customers often bring rigs that have sat through multiple Ohio winters without a proper inspection, and the combination of freeze-thaw cycles and river valley moisture creates ideal conditions for sealant failure and membrane degradation. Catching those issues before spring camping season starts is exactly the kind of maintenance we're set up to handle.
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.