About

RoamGuard was put together by people who kept seeing the same expensive pattern from the service desk: an owner pays to fix a roof leak, and eighteen months later the same rig is back with a slide-out leak, then a marker-light leak. Component-by-component sealing is whack-a-mole. The rig's whole water envelope ages at the same rate, so protect it as one system.

That's the RoamGuard method: one flexible, UV-stable membrane product, applied roof-first, extended over the caps, slide roofs, and top moldings while the ladder is already out. Owners get a rig that's sealed rather than a leak that's patched. It's a bigger job than squeezing a tube of sealant — and it's the last time the job gets done for a decade.

The coating itself is manufactured in Wisconsin by Oak Ridge Foam & Coating Systems and shipped under the RoamGuard label with full technical data sheets.

The Service-Center Program

RV dealers and independent service centers use RoamGuard two ways: as a pre-delivery seal on used inventory (fewer warranty comebacks, a real line item on the sales sheet) and as an annual reseal service that fills the spring and fall schedule. The program includes volume pricing, per-rig-size labor and material estimating sheets, a written application spec your techs can follow the first day, and co-branded customer handouts. Two-bay independents to multi-store dealer groups — the packet scales. Ask on the contact page.