Caravan Resealing

Everything is susceptible to wear and tear, and caravans are no exception, especially considering the time they spend exposed to our warm Australian climate. Factors like regular towing on rough terrain, overloading and heavy awnings can put additional stress on joints between panels. It’s important to have your inspected for sealant deterioration every two years. , some materials can become vulnerable as early as one to two years, which is why we recommend your caravan resealed every 12 months. Water leaks are quite common and can often go unnoticed, leading to significant damage over time. Moreover, water damage may not be covered by your insurance, as it is frequently a result of inadequate maintenance. To check for internal leaks, inspect the sealing around the air conditioner and vents for any signs of moisture, and look for discoloration on the walls or inside cupboards. leaks can lead to rotten timber frames and black mold, posing health risks to you and your family. Mold spreads through spores that can be inhaled, potentially causing allergies or triggering asthma. Don’t let water leaks harm your caravan or your health. Our professional technicians can come to you to reseal your caravan. Contact us today for a quote!